Te Whanake | Māori Language Online
Te Whanake is a set of print and digital resources for learning and teaching the Māori language. It also includes Te Aka Māori Dictionary. This website provides access to the full range of free online resources for independent learning and interaction.
Te Whanake Māori Learning Resources
The series contains a comprehensive set of Māori language learning textbooks, study guides, recorded audio and video listening and speaking exercises, teachers' manuals, and a Māori dictionary for learners that develops Māori language ability from beginner through to advanced levels. View resources by Māori language ability.
Te Whanake Podcasts: Māori Language Podcasts
These podcasts contain all the exercises and activities of the four textbooks of Te Whanake. Originally produced as tape-recorded activities to develop learners’ listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in Māori, they have now been converted into a digital format for an online e-learning platform. Choose Your Level.
Te Murumāra Foundation | Te Whanake Video Index
Tōku Reo. Tōku Reo is a Māori language course for absolute beginners, based on the first few chapters of the Te Kākano textbook. The 30-minute episodes include vocabulary and beginner sentence structures with plenty of repetition.
Textbooks - Te Whanake Resources
A comprehensive series of Māori language textbooks for. adults and teenagers from beginner to advanced. Te Whanake 1: Te Kākano 3rd Edition A beginner-level textbook designed for adults and teenagers. $78.25. Te Whanake 2: Te Pihinga …
Te Whanake Animations: Māori Language Animations
Welcome to Te Whanake Animations. This series of online modules complements the four textbooks of the Te Whanake series for learning Te Reo Māori. For each module, you will find it an advantage if you have studied the relevant chapter in the particular textbook your are using.
Te Whanake 1: Te Kākano 3rd Edition - Te Whanake Resources
Te Whanake 1: Te Kākano 3rd Edition. A beginner-level textbook designed for adults and teenagers. This textbook concentrates on the language needed for everyday situations, such as meeting people, having meals, going shopping, making arrangements, telephone conversations and going to a hui.
Te Whanake TV | Video Series - Māori Language Online
This thirteen-part serial has been designed for beginner and intermediate learners to develop listening comprehension skills. The serial has an urban setting and uses everyday language. Episodes are based on themes from the textbook Te Kākano.
Warning someone - Te Murumāra Foundation
Warning someone. When ‘kei’ is placed directly before a verb, whether it is a stative or a universal, it is indicating caution or a warning to the listener. Look at the following examples which demonstrate this particular use of ‘kei’. Kia tere, kei mahue koe i …
Using ki and i | Te Murumāra Foundation
Ki and i are words that can be used in a variety of ways in Māori. They are often used before the object or goal of a sentence and it is important for you to distinguish which of the two words is used after a particular verb. When ki is following a verb in a sentence, it usually means ‘to’, ‘towards’ or ‘in the direction of’.