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Ako ana i te reo māori

Heading through Beech forest up from Maitland Hut

📷 Philip

Te reo Māori Basics Explained

There are many great resources for learning te reo Maori.

• Kupu o te Rā
• A te reo Māori journey
• He kōrero poto (discontinued, but very useful)
• Māori Language Movement
• Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu te reo Māori
• Reo Ora
• Massey University Toro mai
• Tōku reo(approve sites)

He Papakupu

• Te Aka Māori dictionary
• He Pātaka Kupu
• Paekupu Te Papakupu o Te Marautanga o Aotearoa. Ngā Wāhanga Ako: Te Reo Matatini, Ngā Toi, Pāngarau, Pūtaiao, Hangarau, Tikanga ā-Iwi, Ētahi kupu Hauora
• Ngata Dictionary
• Te Pakakupu o Te Tai Tokerau(approve sites)
• Kia Kaha Te Reo Hangarau (Te Wānanga o Aotearoa)
• Dictionary of Māori Computer and Social Media terms (Dr Karaitiana Taiuru)

He pakihere rokiroki me ataata

• Taringa kōnae ipurangi me ataata
• Te Whanake, kōnae ipurangi, and ataata are a set of resources for learning te reo Māori
• Pūrārangi Māori (Te Wānanga o Aotearoa)
• Whare Kōrero Watch and listen to the latest Māori content from around the motu
• Everyday Māori kōnae ipurangi

Pukapuka

From Scotty Morrison, look out for the audiobook, ebook, and workbook options

• Māori Made Easy, Māori Made Easy 2
• Māori at Home, Māori at Work, Māori made Fun
• The Raupō Phrase Book of Modern Māori

From Hemi Kelly, look out for audiobook and ebook options

• A Māori word a day, A Māori phrase a day

Whaihoki

• Making Māori Sentences Lyndsay Head, 1989, published by Longman Paul
• Kotahi rau pukapuka

From Stuff

From David Kārena-Holmes, Te Reo Maori: The Basics Explained

• The simplicity of verbs in te reo Māori
• Different uses of kei and i in te reo grammar
• More on kei and i and some notes on dialects
• Prepositions and sentences without verbs
• Verbs and verb phrases in te reo Māori
• Sentences and phrases in te reo Māori
• Te reo base-words and particles
• An explanation of a simple Māori greeting
• Particles are the tricky words when it comes to mastering te reo