Māori speaking non-Māori relate where they fit in te ao Māori
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Ana Berry’s one of the funniest teachers you’ll ever meet. She’s also part of a small group of Pākehā working in kura kaupapa. Reporter Yvonne Tahana went to meet two Hoani Waititi teachers and asked them about their place in te ao Māori (the Pākehā world).
The Maori language is awesome! I wish the language continues to grow among New zealanders. Greetings from a young brazilian polyglot!
awesome, Te Reo is for all kiwi's whether your Maori or Pakeha...so proud of these women, NZ will be an even better place if more kiwi's had the courage to learn Te Reo Maori
+Rob dog I'm South African moving to NZ and I'm even interested in learning Maori. Find the language and culture fascinating.
exactly! I wish we had this feeling in the States! maybe new Zealand will be the Paraguay of Oceania
+Andrew Smit Thank you for taking an interest, we need all the help we can get to help keep it alive and even learning a little makes a contribution! :)
KIWI! rubbish...if we were KIWI then tell me why my people are still being oppressed! acknowledge the truth...
In French Polynesia, the Tahitian language is mandatory in primary schools, even for European and Asian pupils. It's just 1 or 2 hours every week but it's still better than nothing. Then it becomes an option in middle and high school.
This is awesome. And the fact they were probably chosen by merit rather than ethnicity is awesome too. That's the true meaning of kotahitanga. We're all one when we understand, acknowledge, assume and appreciate our place in this world. And we'll be swimming in divinity when we can finally respect and appreciate each other. No barriers. Choice. (I'm not a fluent maori either... yet!)
I'm the only pakeha in my reo class and it's deffinitely scary, considering the fact that everyone else is proficient with not just their korero, but also most of them could recite their whakapapa a bit. It's uplifting to know that there are other pakeha that are out there speaking in te reo o te maori tangata!
You're going to be amazing!! Kia Kaha 💪
I love this Wahine who speaks my langauge with resect and mana, thank you for keeping our reo alive . You are Maori eventhough yor ancestry is Pakeha it whats in your heart and your heart is Maori.
Yes!! Agree
She looks and sounds more Māori than Winston Peters. Lol
What's the suppose to mean ehoa. Typical ignorant response
@@2011wweroyalrumble LOL
Uncle winston allday ✊
@@Tehui1974 Winston Peters sounds like Larry Elder
What a gorgeous sounding language!
this is awesome I'm trying to teach myself te Rio living in Canada not easy over the Internet
Wow that's really awesome, learning a language is not easy especially if you're not in the country where it's spoken.
shovel268 how's that going?
It's Te Reo not (Rio) like they say in Brazil, but good try keep it up not all Maori can speak or understand The Reo Maori
im indonesian and i really want to learn this amazing language, kia ora :))
Im half indonesian half maori 😂
@@tishjuliana6556 wow...do you speak both indonesian and te reo?
Lots of similar words in both languages so give it a shot
Ikan = Ika
E like me nā Maori, nui nā haole e luʻu ana i loko o ke ao ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, a lilo lākou he ʻano Hawaiʻi no ka ʻāina. Penei nō hoʻi e ʻike ʻia ai he mana ikaika nō ko nā ʻōlelo ʻoiwi. He tino pai, he whaipainga anō. Tēnā koutou e ngā hoa Māori.
E like me nā Māwri, nuwi nā hawle e lu’u ana i loko o ke aw ōlelo Havay’i, a lilo lākow he ano Havay’i no ka āyna. Peney nō ho’i e ike iya ay he mana ikayka nō ko nā ōlelo o’ivi. He tino pay, he fapaynga anō. Tēnā kowtow e ngā howa Māwri.
Wow, natural love for my beautiful pakeha whanau, very beautiful to hear you korero, and understand
im maori and im trying to teach myself te reo !
i've made some decent progress in about two months. I some times get lazy because it is really hard to learn a new language. I'm determined to learn it tho, because i want to know my native tongue.
@Jeri Brown me too, i commented that 1 year ago and i haven't made much progress since lmao, i'm still trying tho
@@user-sl3sv2yk2b Hey, it's been 3 years. Hope you're doing alright!
No way, she is Maori and she even looks Maori without a doubt 😂
She's Maori you can't change my mind
She is not maori but she learned maori has teached maori to everyone for years doesnt muck around in maori...
Simple she earned it.
It's undeniable that Japanese has Polynesian influence linguistically; or the other way around. It's most certain that the languages share commonality; they sound very similar
I studied Japanese and Te Reo and other Polynesian languages are quite easy for me to pronounce.
Even though Ana Knows she is paakehaa, she made a choice. her and her husband who is Maori decided to raise their children in a Te Ao Marama view
chur whaea ana, she was my tutor during my high school days. he tino nui te aroha mo te kaupapa, tukua te reo ❤️
Respectful
Lovsup
no one can complain most people in this world speak english yet they are not english lol
good point
@@ruboyhsv7436 its is because every ethnicity in todays age is slowly being modernised by the Pakeha world.
I'm 69 not able to speak te reo my native language .My parents made fun of us speaking te reo when we were kids in front of uncles aunties & cousins we didn't have a clue what the hell they were saying they all laughed , Never ever forgot that ,so I've never bothered to learn .
I feel incredibly sorry for how your parents treated you. Please look past the anger and look towards te reo maori, for it is a beautiful language.
No good speaking te reo without manaakitanga ie psychically doing, giving, don't have to be told. And being a very kind and approachable person. kind of like the silent language which I would say is the best part of our language rather than all drama talk.
Maori sounds like Finnish and Japanese.
Maori has alot of similar sounds to japanese so its easy for me to pronounce both languages
Noah Julius , and Ainu too ! If you look at many languages there are many sounds that look similar in Roman , however pronunciation listening and speaking is different , I am learning all three and Karelian , Hawaiian also a close to Te reo Maori and many other languages.
Ko te reo te putake o te Maoritanga... Ko te reo Maori e Maori ai koe...
Ka mau te wehi!
Wow, she looks more Maori than me 😅.
he wahi maau, ki roto i toku manawa :)
Tino pai
Of course Pakeha should speak Te Reo Maori. Aotearoa is the fenua of the Maori people. And even better if they got the will and passion for it. Take notes America and Australia. You are all illegal immigrants living on stolen colonized lands. This and all native/indigenous languages are what you should be speaking not English/Spanish/French!!!
really cool
What are the kid's speaking as they yell and scream around the playground? That's the forecaster of where language is heading.
I’ve heard that a lot of kids speak Māori in the playground
Karekau e takaro ana poro
Jodie
Kur kur kur kur kur kur lol 😆
The most funniest thing I ever heard
Thick English accent
Amak Kiki so what. Good on her
And what?
When you don't under a language, it sound alike BS 😂😂
Learn French or German better off if go over Sea people speak it
Its just like speaking any other language, do we expect them to adopt us because we speak French, Mandarin etc 🙄 get over yourselves