How to Say Good Morning in Maori Language: Porovnání verzí
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| − | New Zealand, where English is widely spoken, also utilizes Maori - one of the official languages and representative of a distinct Maori culture - widely. A greeting in Maori would be: 'Ata marie or Morena'. | + | New Zealand, where English is widely spoken, also utilizes Maori - one of the official languages and representative of a distinct Maori culture - widely. A greeting in Maori would be: 'Ata marie or Morena'.<br /><br />Help students remember the distinctions between short and long vowel sounds in Maori by showing He Korero whakamarama clip 1 and discussing tohuto (macron) for lengthening a vowel sound.<br /><br /> [https://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/show_user.php?userid=7705193 morning news] Give students practice saying the Maori way of saying hello in conversational tone: Kia ora and Tena koutou katoa<br /><br />Watch Unit 1 Scene 1, then invite the class to roleplay a breakfast setting with their classmates. [https://www.pinterest.com/knotmonkey09/ morena good morning] Arrange a classroom table with mock breakfast items - such as eating utensils and a jam jar bearing Tiamu written across it - as a mock breakfast scene is created. Have select students enter and leave according to what would normally happen at breakfast time; ensure they say words from Unit 1 Scene 1. Finally, have their roleplays merge with Sione and Haami's breakfast table roleplays at that table setting!<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /> |
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New Zealand, where English is widely spoken, also utilizes Maori - one of the official languages and representative of a distinct Maori culture - widely. A greeting in Maori would be: 'Ata marie or Morena'.
Help students remember the distinctions between short and long vowel sounds in Maori by showing He Korero whakamarama clip 1 and discussing tohuto (macron) for lengthening a vowel sound.
morning news Give students practice saying the Maori way of saying hello in conversational tone: Kia ora and Tena koutou katoa
Watch Unit 1 Scene 1, then invite the class to roleplay a breakfast setting with their classmates. morena good morning Arrange a classroom table with mock breakfast items - such as eating utensils and a jam jar bearing Tiamu written across it - as a mock breakfast scene is created. Have select students enter and leave according to what would normally happen at breakfast time; ensure they say words from Unit 1 Scene 1. Finally, have their roleplays merge with Sione and Haami's breakfast table roleplays at that table setting!
