Kāpiti teen puts Te Reo Māori in the spotlight
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- High school student Finnian Galbraith is putting the Kāpiti back in “Cap-it-ee” College. A video clip of his speech on the importance of Māori pronunciation has received over 120,000 views in three days, gained the attention of local MPs, and it’s even made international news.
this guy just gets it. If people like him are our future then I'll die happy knowing that
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This is a guy who will carry our pride our culture into the future and beyond. good on you
You've been a great insight and inspiration to your own ancestry past and present. Kia ora e tama👍
He tāonga a finnian ki te ao Māori me ona tikanga🙏💚 ngā mihi aroha ki a koe e Tama🤗
Someone give this lad a medal. Mad respect for him❤
This young man has class ❤
Kia ora Finnian. He korero aataahua aau korero. nga mihi nui mo eenei korero pai. I agree entirely with your thoughts and beautiful words. My name is Moana. Easy right? We are surrounded by the Moana; there is a Moana road or street in almost every town and yet all through my schooling and majority of my adult life, I have been called Mona or Mowanna or Mo-anna. EEEKKKK!!! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. Our hope is that people will take notice and "make an effort." You are a leader amongst your age group. kia kaha e hoa.
Respect this kid soo much 🤌💯
this guy just gets it. if people like him are our future then I'll die.
Ma to mohio, ka marama. Through awareness, comes understanding.
Much respect to you and thank you for putting it out there about pronunciation of Maori kupu. It always amazes me how we get corrected for pronouncing pakeha words wrong but it doesn't hold for mispronounced Maori. So thank you young man.
This guys is an inspiration❤
Amazing! We can all improve!
I love this boy you are awesome❤️😎🙏
I would vote for him if he runs in the future
I think all New Zealanders should try to learn Maori.
Silly me thought Maori was was taught in all grades....
I agree!!
Beautiful
Future politician! ✊🏾
Ich würde gerne etwas Te Reo Māori lernen, aber ich finde keine Videos auf Deutsch für Anfänger, hat jemand einen Tipp?
I want to vote for him as a future NZ prime minister
The Man!
Oh how the times has changed 😢
who are his parents
Ki te hiahia tiaki i te reo kia ngana ki te kōrero? He kore rawa te pūoko noa?
Kei hea te kapiti?
Well done young man. I’m very impressed 😊
You invited to the hangi young brotha 👃
Good on him!!….and why not? Just like my parents and their siblings had to learn to speak and pronounce the English language
We all need to respect other cultures, it starts through our children.
even white people are fed up with white people mispronouncing maori words
Chur chur young brother🤙🤙😛
Chur bro tena koe😊
Churr the cuzzie
❤️
People look at you funny if you pronounce Camembert or Champagne wrong.
We don't live in France.
At the very least, Maori deserves more respect from the Citizens of NZ than French does.
A report in Maori on a Maori channel about Maori pride. A white kid speaking on the importance of Maori preservation and then he is the only one exclusively in English.. I had to slap my forehead!
That’s beside the point.
I got the impression he was talking to a different group and the Maori channel was not interviewing him.
Yeah ur on e tama Meke
Ngā mihi
i think it's important to learn about your birthplace and wherever you may live, but like, if people just say it different because it's easier for them that way, it doesn't matter. literally every language that pronounces something from another language, says it in their own languages accent and spelling habbits. if people are trying to be disrespectful outright maybe? i mean you tell me the Maori are saying every english thing right even if they never really heard or spoke it before, and maybe then it would make sense, but still not really
last year Vodafone changed “NZ” to “Aotearoa” for Māori language week. A lot of people did not like it.
The “r” sound is a slight roll which some people may have problems with, but Māori vowels are simple short ones (ah-eh-ee-oh-uu) and there’s really no reason to be calling “warehou” as ware-how, or “hoki” as hoe-ki. I would say that the vowel combination “au” is one that most Pākehā know, but “Taupō” is still pronounced T-ow-po. Some people may definitely struggle with it and it’s cool if they can only say one or two words correctly! The point is that they’re *trying!* Many Pākehā (namely white ones) simply do not bother.
And New Zealand was colonised. So our language has been abandoned in favour of English. Most, if not all, can speak English proficiently. Pronunciation matters. I don’t know why you think it doesn’t.
Say no more
yooo my nigga finnian rocking those rat tails lmao
Throw the cue cards away buddy, say it from the heart. The need for pronouncing and understanding Maori words properly is in our integrity. If you let a little bit slip, then over time it becomes a bastardised language.
Too much
Take ur own advise young man, your teachers, kohunga should have had you pronouncing Tad-owl (Te Reo) better than that
absolute gibberish
*you're
+thedelta88 absolute ignorance
Jakub Baran ya sorry I don't speak every language on earth
thedelta88 So learn this magnificent tongue. Polynesian languages are simple and beatiful
+thedelta88
Ah well not being able to speak every language in the world has got nothing to do with pronouncing Maori words, and calling it absolute gibberish is not something to be proud saying.But your behind a screen so you dont care about what you say, where you say it, or who you say it to do you? If you dont care about the language, keep it to yourself or have the decency to at least show some respect.