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Saturday, May 7, 2011

Melville Intermediate - Counting in Maori Part One

This is the first in a new series of videos entitled 'Counting in Maori'.  Maori is a fantastic language to learn how to count in, as it has ten basic numbers which all the other numbers from 1 to 99 work off, so once you've learnt the numbers from 1 to 10 your nearly there.   The new series of lessons are presented by Hayze and Mackenzie, two students from Room Eight, who were also responsible for this years Mihi videos, and furthermore are available to chat with your class using Skype to help tutor you with Maori Language! This video was filmed by Shaylee.  The words will appear on screen but you need to practise the following:


Counting in Maori 1-10 from myles webb on Vimeo.
  • One - Tahi
  • Two - Rua
  • Three - Toru
  • Four - Wha
  • Five - Rimu
  • Six - Ono
  • Seven - Whitu
  • Eight - Waru
  • Nine - Iwa
  • Ten - Tekau
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3 comments:

  1. Room 6 Kilbirnie SchoolMay 10, 2011 at 12:31 AM

    Kia Ora Hayze and Mackenzie

    Tino pai on your video. Can we skype you guys this week so you can teach my class or some of my students. Most of them should know but you can test them!. Maybe we can share some of our Te Reo with you.

    Keep up the good mahi!

    Miss L and Room 6 Kilbirnie School

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  2. Room 2,Burnham School, New ZealandMay 10, 2011 at 6:23 AM

    Kia Ora-

    I'm always excited when there is a new video, as I find that my students enjoy them better than mine. I have added this video to our Te Reo page

    Mr Thurlow
    Room Rua , Burnham School, NZ

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  3. Stefan NielsenMay 23, 2011 at 1:04 AM

    Do you have to learn Maori in New Zealand. How many speaks Maori?
    In Danish you count to ten this way:
    En
    To
    Tre
    Fire
    Fem
    Seks
    Syv
    Otte
    Ni
    Ti
    Vonsild School, Denmark

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