Oral language in Te Reo Māori

Today we practised saying a new Te Reo Māori sentence. This is the sentence we have been building up to read and write for the last 2 weeks. We have done so well! Following are some videos of some of us trying to say this sentence. The sentence goes... "Titiro ki te pītiti nei" which in English means "Look at this peach". Please have a look and leave a comment! Awesome work Room24!

Anei ko Anton e kōrero ana i te rerenga kōrero nei! Anton's pronunciation is really good. He likes to give things a go even if it's hard! Too much Anton. Nei rā te mihi ki a koe e tama.

Anei ko Kiriwi e kōrero ana i te rerenga kōrero nei! Kiriwi is one of the quiet ones in our classroom but OH MY he did fantastic today. He was also singing up a storm when we sang the Moana song "We know the way". That's another video!

Anei ko Lucas e kōrero ana i te rerenga kōrero nei. Lucas is starting to read this sentence fluently. He is also the first one to point too and say the word at the same time which is brilliant! He is going to be a really strong tuakana in our class!

Anei ko Mahaani e kōrero ana i te rerenga kōrero nei. Mahaani comes with a lot of innate understanding of Te Reo Māori. She likes to kōrero Māori all the time. Another tuakana in the making. Taputapu kē koe e te kōtiro!