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Te Reo Akomango - The Classroom

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TERM 2
SHARING OUR MAORI LEARNING
We are learning to recognise, understand, and use some less common classroom vocabulary.


We are learning to pronounce māori kupu correctly
We are learning to use simple sentences


‘Anei’ (Here is),
‘Kei hea’ (Where is/are),
‘taku’ (my – singular)




The statements and questions with translations from my video:
Hello class - Teacher
Hello teacher - Student
Where is my book? - Student 
Here is your book - Teacher
Thank you - Student
Can I have my pen? - Teacher 
Here is your pen - Student
Thank you - Teacher
Where is the chair? - Teacher
Here is the chair - Children 
Bye Class - Teacher and student
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  1. Anonymous12 June 2018 at 02:45

    Tu meke Breanna. I love how you and Amber added some extra vocab into your video. Go you! You are starting to recall classroom objects in te reo. Keep working on your pronunication of vowel sounds.

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