On today's show, we'll learn how to greet people. One person, two people, and three or more people, you know, for the bigger whanau out there with the people movers. We'll also check out our top 10 words for the day, which include the words from the title of the show so you know what the hooplah is all about.
On today's show, we'll revise greetings. How to greet one person, two people and three or more people. We'll revise our ten top words from the last show, and we'll eavesdrop on a 100% te reo Māori conversation with a native speaker
Saying hello is all very well, but what about when you need to address someone by their name? That's what this episode is all about.
On today's show, we'll revise how to greet someone using their name, as in, kia ora e Mere, or tēnā koe Hiona. We'll revise our top ten words from the last episode, and you guessed it, we've got some more 100% native speaker conversations to immerse yourself in.
You've come to the end of your first week of the course - choice! Congratulations! Today, we'll take a final look back at the week before moving upwards and onwards.
On today's show, we're going to look at some more ways to say hello by using special terms of address, words like friends and mate, otherwise known as fulla, and bay! This will come in handy the next time you forget someone's name.
Kia ora, e hoa! If you remember our work from yesterday, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about. Keep watching, because we'll cover it again today, with the help of friends, grammar and vocab. And don't forget to check out the podcasts.
On todays episode , we're going to look at more ways of greeting people, AND did you ever want to know how to ask someone how they are, you know, break the ice with that tall, dark and handsome Maori fulla in the corner of the room? Well look no further, pick up lines and grammar on today's show.
On today's show, we're gonna brush off the cobwebs, refresh your memory and test you - just a little - on yesterday's lessons.
How are you? On today's show we'll learn some more ways to answer that question. We'll also add to our vocab with our top 10 words for the day.
How are you? On today's show we'll learn some more ways to answer that question. We'll also add to our vocab with our top 10 words for the day.
Ever wished you were on the marae so you could hear how te reo is supposed to sound? Well here's your chance! Today we'll hear native speakers use the language patterns we learnt last night, and they'll be using 100% te reo Māori.
What's your name? If you don't know how to ask that question you need to watch today's show! We'll also learn some more responses you can use when someone asks 'How are you?'
Re-cap! That's what's coming up today.We're gonna cover everything from yesterday to make sure you got it all. So if you're still not sure how to ask someone's name - you're in the right place.
This is our weekly wrap up. Today's show will cover some familiar ground asking somebody's name, telling somebody your name as well as revisiting some of the many ways to let somebody know how you are.
Re-cap! That's what's coming up today people. We're going to cover everything from last week to make sure we squeezed it all in. So if you're still not sure how to ask who somebody is - stay tuned.
We've got a jam packed episode tonight! Conversations with native speakers, our top ten kupu, revision from last night's episode and more interactive exercises. Its all here on Tōku Reo!!
With greetings out of the way, it's now time to move on to some farewells. Have fun...
It's your chance to hear a full blown conversation in te reo using the grammar we learnt yesterday, so saying see ya to someone will be like second nature, stay tuned cause this is great stuff!
Today marks four weeks of learning whānau! Choice! Asking people their first name, surname and much more. And don't forget how to say goodbye. We’ll be attacking these sayings from all angles to make sure you can say goodbye standing on your head.
Where are you from? Stay tuned whānau because we're going to look at how to ask and answer that question. We'll catch up with our friends over dinner to find out where they're from. Plus we've got our top ten words coming your way!
Feeling a little lost? Have no fear because we're going to catch you up on everything from yesterday, just in case it didn't sink in.
Today we're going to look at the word 'ia' and how it is used when asking people where they are from. We'll also delve into some more Māori place names, so now's the time to get some practice with your pronunciation!
We're heading back in time today! That's right, this is your chance to catch up on yesterday's grammar. Our native speakers are back, and of course more practice with some of this week's kupu hou.
Okay today was test time - how did you go? We are now a quarter of the way through our introductory course. Just to make sure you're all set to carry on, try today's exercises. For anything you're unsure of, go back and re-do earlier exercises.
On today's show, we'll teach you how to find out about someone's family. Stay tuned.
This is your chance to hear te reo being used in a real conversation by our pick of native speakers, as well as a recap on yesterday's grammar and kupu. It's all about whānau connections!
How many of you have avoided saying a Māori place name because you weren't too sure how it's supposed to be pronounced? Well after today's episode, your confidence will get a huge boost! We'll be learning how to pronounce these names properly, so don't go anywhere!
Who are your parents? Who are your grandparents? Who are your children? We're not being nosey - it's what we're studying tonight.
Six weeks of the Tōku Reo language course! Awesome! So let's get into reviewing our grammar points around family connections and practice the place names we've learnt this week.
Today we learn how to ask and say what something is. The theme of this week is 'card night' so we'll see our new language pattern being used by our role-play team playing cards.
On today's show we're going to cover everything from yesterday on asking 'what's this' to make sure you got it all.
Today we'll look at how to ask and say how many things there are. Remember our theme this week is playing cards and there's more new words to learn. Kia kaha!
We're going to check out all of yesterday's new grammar around asking how many things there are. Don't forget to keep your vocab up to date with your new words.
Today we review what we've learnt this week for 'what's that' and 'how many'. Our card playing theme helped us practise the new grammar points and learn more words too.
So far you've learnt two ways to ask and say what something is. In this episode you'll learn another way.
More revision around 'What's that?' and clarifying where items are positioned - near the speaker, or near the listener.
Last week's grammar point saw us use 'E hia?' to ask someone how many of something they have. Now this pattern can be used when you ask about anything, except when it comes to people.
'Toko' is the prefix word that attaches to 'hia', when we ask about how many people there are. That means that 'e hia' now becomes 'tokohia' when referring to people.
Another week of learning and time for revision. Refining 'What's that?' and 'How many?'
You've already learnt about asking what's this and what's that. In this weeks lessons we refine this more to indicate that the position of the item is away from both the speaker and the listener.
We're going over everything from yesterday to make sure you got it all. 'What's that over there?'
On today's show, we'll teach you how to find out about someone's family, not because we're nosey, but because making connections with people is going to be a big help at the marae. Stay tuned!
Yesterday we asked someone where they're off to. Today we're going to revisit that sentence structure from yesterday and do some more revision on our new words.
Kia ora, let's recap all the new grammar and vocab for another week. You're doing great!
Let's learn the difference between 'us' and 'them'.
Yesterday's episode was a big one, so we're going to re-visit everything to make sure you got it all. So, if you still don't know what 'tāua' means, stay tuned!
Tonight we learnt how to add names into the sentence structure 'Kei te haere koe ki hea?' Revise these learning points with the following exercises and don't forget - test at the end of the week!
Kia ora everyone, we hope you're getting set for the big test tomorrow night - episode 50! Another milestone, and the half way mark for the course. Here's another chance to do some revision.
Yep that's right, it's TEST time. Don't be afraid. It's just about revising everything we've learnt for the last 5 weeks. See how well you remember the little things. Kia Kaha!!
Okay so now that we have reached week ten of the Toku Reo language course, we are going to go back and just recap everything we have covered so far. We have covered a bit whānau and we want you to feel confident in what you've learnt. Stay tuned!
We continue with more revision whānau of all that we've learnt so far. Stay tuned.
How are you doing whānau? Great I'm sure. More revision coming up. Kia kaha!!
Recap on your grammar and vocab from previous weeks. See how well you're doing with more exercises & revision.
Great work whānau! That revision is paying off! We'll don't stop there - kia kaha!
More revision on what we've covered in earlier episodes. Practice is the key. Kia kaha whānau!
Awesome whānau. Keep up with the review sessions.
Recap and review more grammar and vocab. You're doing great!
Practice makes perfect whānau. More revision of the last few weeks. Kia kaha!
Too much whānau! Today marks another milestone of revision of previous episodes. Stay tuned!
In this episode we'll learn another variation of how to ask someone where they're going 'E haere ana koe ki hea?'
Kia ora e hoa. It's the second show of the week, which means revision of last night's episode.
That all important revision from yesterday's episode. Grammar, vocab, and a wee test to keep you honest!
Tonight is revision of everything we've covered this week. Good luck!
We've got another addition to the 'Kei te haere koe ki hea?' sentence structure. Revision time!
Nau mai, haere mai. It's our revision episode.
Today, we're continuing our language course with the 'Me' sentence structure.
Today's lessons revisit the 'Me' grammar point and give you some practice using personal names with this grammar.
It's the fifth episode for the week and that can only mean one thing - recap!
It's the first lesson of the week. A new week, some new grammar and some new words.
If you've been doing the revision exercises you'll have a head start!
We're now into the second half of the week and we have a new grammar point for you. Enjoy!
It's episode 74. Congratulations. Don't forget, all these building blocks you're learning add up to fluency in the long run - so hang tough.
he last chance to revise for the week. Give it heaps (another test in 3 weeks!)
Today is our first encounter with 'a' and 'o'.
More 'a' and 'o' practice. This is one of the fundamental building blocks of the reo, so go hard!
It's time to expand our knowledge of 'a' and 'o' categories. Today, we take a look at the 'o' category.
Tonight we carry on our foray into the 'a' and 'o' categories. There are a lot of rules to learn e hoa, so let's get started.
We're wrapping up this week's lessons on the 'a' and 'o' categories. It's just a beginning e hoa, but it will come in handy as we continue to develop our fluency. Kia kaha!
This week, we're going to extend our knowledge of the 'a' and 'o' posessive determiners (whew!), by learning how to use them in the plural.
More work e kare on 'a' and 'o'. Tonight, we revise yesterday's lessons.
Kia ora and welcome to today's lessons - 'a' and 'o' and asking where someone's home is.
Have you ever wanted to learn how to ask someone where their home is? That's the focus of today's mahi.
'Where is your home?' Let's continue to build on this grammar point. Today, we add personal names.
We're carrying on our quest to learn how to ask where someone's home is. Today, we add personal names. p.s. Test at the end of the week!
These exercises are all based around the learning from yesterday and today. Work your way through it carefully to give you the best chance of success for the test on Saturday!
More work on 'kei hea' coming up. Study, study, study, e hoa. Test in two days!
You've made it to episode 89 e hoa. Tomorrow is the final test for the series (and then there's two weeks of revision to make sure you've been paying attention)!
How'd you go on the test? All right? No? Well, then you'd better revise again with the following exercises. And if you still want some more practise, come back on Monday for the last two weeks of the course, where we recap what was covered in today's test.
Two weeks of our course left to go, so get stuck in e hoa. Today, revision of the second half of our course.
Another day, and another step closer to the end of the course e hoa. Take the opportunity to really nail these lessons!
More revision everyone. Today, it's the grammatical structure 'Ki te aha?', as well as some words covered in earlier episodes.
Today we're revising the word 'Me' for commands (handy word to know).
Time to revise how to say 'they (two people)', as well as today's top ten.
On today's revision show, we'll revisit our lessons on how to use 'o' to express that something is part of something else. Confused? You won't be after these exercises!
It's time to revise some lessons about the 'a' category.
Tonight, we carry on the assault on the 'a' and 'o' categories.
On today's show, we look at more kinship terms using the 'a' and 'o' categories, as well as some more vocab.
Kia ora, and congratulations on making it to the last show of the series. Here's some final revision. Good luck with your language journey, and we hope to be speaking the reo with you in the near future!
Welcome to series two of Tōku Reo. This episode revisits lessons on personal pronouns which we know as au, ia and koe.
This episode introduces the word 'ko' and its' relationship with dual pronouns.
This episode revises the use of dual pronouns māua, tāua, rāua and kōrua.
The grammar section reinforces the grammar lessons on pronouns and dual pronouns.
Revision episode for the week whānau.
Today we review counting with 'e hia' and learn to count from 20 to 100.
Revision from what we covered on yesterday's show, 'e hia'.
This section elaborates on the use of counting terms 'e hia' and 'tokohia'
Today's episode focuses on adding the term 'tua' to the beginning of numbers.
Our weekly revision on the grammar and kupu hou. Kia kaha.
Our lesson today checks in with koutou/mātou, two of the four plural personal pronouns. Later on in the week we'll catch up with the other two but right now it's straight to the mahi.
Let's continue learning our plural personal pronouns koutou and mātou.
Let's continue with plural personal pronouns tātou and rātou.
More revision of plural personal pronouns tātou and rātou.
End of another week and it's our revision episode again. Plural Personal Pronouns!
Giving commands is part of our daily routine. Let's take a look how this works in Te Reo.
Let's review what we learnt yesterday about giving commands.
This section introduces the use of 'kia' when using commands and also recaps on the use of 'e' when using commands.
This episode reviews our learning on giving commands using the word 'kia'.
It's time to review our week of lessons. Kia kaha!
This episode explores the term 'kua' and how it's used in a sentence structure.
Today recaps and revises the term 'kua'
Today's episode focuses on the verbal particle 'ka'.
This episode is all about revisiting yesterday's kaupapa which is the verbal particle 'ka'
Today's episode revises all that was introduced this week.
This episode introduces a new learning tip, how to tell the time and how to ask for the time.
This episode continues the grammar points from yesterday's show, learning about the time whānau.
It's another day, another lesson to learn all about time!
This section continues with yesterday's extension on time.
This week we've learned how to tell the time and how to ask for the time, as time is running out let's get cracking!
Last week we learned more about 'the time' including how to say 'koata pāhi i te' and 'hāwhe pāhi i te'. This week will build on this structure and learn how to say 'quarter to' or 'a few minutes to the hour'.
It's time to strengthen, develop and connect with our reo rangatira and have fun while doing it!
Today we're looking at more grammar to do with time!
We continue to build on what we learned yesterday including 'kupu hou' and asking 'what time a particular event happened'.
Nau mai hoki mai koutou. This episode will revise all the grammar and vocab covered this week.
A new day whānau which means new learning, today is about learning 'kupu hou' and the sentence pattern 'kei'.
Today we continue practicing vocab and expanding on 'kei hea' from yesterday's show.
We've looked at the 'kei hea' sentence construction. Kei hea te pene? Kei hea a Raimona? Today we'll look at adding 'i' to the equation, which is asking 'where something was?' Past tense e hoa mā.
We're back at the recap lesson. Well done for checking in online. 'Kia kaha!'
A new day whānau which means a new opportunity to add to your kete. Today is about revision for vocab and the grammar point 'kei', be attentive as we'll be building on this grammar structure later in the week.
Today we learn about asking and saying how something is.
Let's continue with yesterday's lessons on vocab and grammar 'I pēhea'.
Today we'll look at how we use the word 'i' to talk more widely about things that have happened in the past.
Today we're revising the vocab and expanding on the grammar we learned earlier in the week. More specifically the use of i" to signify past tense.
Let's revise all the lessons from this week!
We are in absolute admiration of all of you who are still on the journey with us! Hang in there for the last week of this part of our course.
Yesterday we looked at new words and grammar that indicate time, let's take another look.
Today we're going to add to what we learned over the past two days.
Let's get up to speed with grammar and vocab, learning the Māori words for the days of the week!
Kia ora, and congratulations on making it to the last show of the series. Good luck with your language journey, and we hope to be speaking the reo with you in the near future! Today's episode is a test on everything that we've learned so f
Welcome to a new season of Tōku Reo. Today's lesson is a recap on time: yesterday, last night, the day before yesterday and many more. Kia kaha!
Inanahi, we looked at new words associated with indicating time and how they fit into sentences. More revision on that in today's lesson.
Today we're reviewing the days of the week whānau.
More practice on the days of the week and how to refer to these in a sentence. Kia kaha rā!
Our first week into series three and it's been an opportunity to review things from earlier series. This included indications of time and days of the week. Let's recap!
In today's lesson, we're looking at how to ask someone 'who did something' and how to answer that question. Check it out!
Let's review our learning from yesterday about how to ask in Māori 'who did something' and how to answer it confidently.
We know how to ask 'who did something' in Māori, but we only have enough in our kete so far to answer for one person. Today we look at using our dual and plural personal pronouns to respond. Kia kaha.
Today we recap on everything we learned yesterday. Do you remember? 'Nā māua', 'Nā tāua' and the rest of the dual and plural personal pronouns.
You know the drill whānau! It's revision of our learning for this week as well as the answers to the homework from Te Murumāra.
Welcome back to another week of Tōku Reo. Today we're looking at using 'ki' when following verbs. Titiro mai!
Let's review the learning point from yesterday which was about using the word 'ki' when following verbs.
Today's lesson is about using 'i' in a sentence and how it clearly identifies the object in the sentence. It can be a bit tricky so check it out!
Let's review what we learnt yesterday using the word 'i' in a sentence.
It's the end of another week and time to review all the learning from each episode. Kia manawanui!
Our lesson today looks at the word 'me' which can mean 'with' or 'and'. Take a look at some exercises.
Our work today is to review what we covered in yesterday's lesson. Practice makes perfect!
Today we explore the importance of 'ā' which can mean 'and' or 'and then'. Check it out!
Pull out yesterday's notes whānau, because today's a revision episode. We looked at the particle 'ā'. Titiro mai.
We've had a great week and we've learnt a lot. Let's review whānau.
It's a new week whānau and time to look at some new tools for our language development.
Let's review what we learnt yesterday whānau. How 'hoki' is used to convey the meaning 'and, also and too'.
Today's a big day as we're going to extend our knowledge of numbers. Titiro mai!
Practice makes perfect whānau and today we review our counting lessons from 100 to 1000.
We're half way through series 3 whānau! Ka mau te wehi! Let's check out our week's learning.
Another week of learning for our Tōku Reo supporters.
Let's review our learning from yesterday. Kia kaha!
Today we're looking at saying 'perhaps' or 'maybe' in Māori. Titiro mai!
Let's recap our learning from yesterday on how to say 'perhaps' or 'maybe' using 'pea'.
It's the end of another week whānau. Ka mau te wehi!
Kia ora rā whānau. It's the beginning of another week and today we learn about means of transportation. We also welcome Naomi Toilalo as co-host for the remainder of the series.
Let's recap the learning points from yesterday using 'Mā hea ... ai?'.
Welcome back whānau. Today's lesson is all about asking how much something costs.
Let's review the learning from yesterday. We're asking how much something costs in Māori.
Let's look at the lessons from this week and see how well we've retained them in our kete matauranga!
It's a new week and today we learn about the months of the year.
Let's review our learning points from yesterday - the first six months of the year.
Today's lesson continues on with the remaining months of the year.
Kia ora anō. Today we review what we learnt yesterday. Let's lock down the remaining months of the year.
We're at the end of another week whānau and it's time to do our recap of the lessons. Me mahi tātou!
It's a new week whānau and you all know the drill. We're looking at the 'Ā' category. Me timata tātou.
Let's review yesterday's learning. It's the 'Ā' category possessives one more time.
Today's learning point is about showing possession using the 'O' category. Let's take a look.
More revision whānau. Let's lock down our understanding of the 'O' category possessives.
it's the end of another week so let's get into our revision session. Ka mau te wehi!
He wiki hou whānau. Tā and Tō is today's new learning. Let's get into it!
Kia ora rā. It's a recap day and we're running over yesterday's workload looking at 'tā' and`tō'.
We've been looking at possession using 'tō' and tā'. Today we show how to make them plural.
Let's review whānau. It's about 'ta' and 'tō' and the singular and plural use of these possessives.
Today we have a summary of all the whakaari over the series in one episode. A chance to prompt all the learning covered.
Greetings and salutations to you all. It's great to have you back with us for series 4. Today we start off with learning the use and meaning of 'tonu'. Let's take a look.
Nau piki mai, nau kake mai ki Tōku Reo. Welcome back whānau to another day with Raimona and Naomi. Let's revise the grammar points we came across yesterday, how to use the word 'tonu'.
Nau mai hoki mai ki Tōku Reo. Today we're looking at a new sentence structure, 'kāore anō ...kia ... ' saying something has not yet happened. Let's take a look!
Nau mai ki Tōku Reo. Today we're looking at more revision of our new sentence structure, 'kāore anō ...kia ...'. Let's check it out.
Welcome back whānau! We have had a jam packed week of learning with the Tiwawe whānau. Let's recap on 'tonu' and 'kāore anō ...kia..' and don't forget our 'kupu hou' as well.
Today we are going to be learning how to say that 'something has reached a state and... what or who caused the subject to reach that state. You'll come to know them as 'stative' verbs
Today's lesson is a recap of our learning from yesterday whānau. Let's review the 'stative' verbs.
Welcome back to Tōku Reo. Today's lesson is about exclaiming the character or quality of something or someone using 'tētahi'.
Let's take another look at the learning points from yesterday, exclaiming someones character or quality using 'tētahi'.
Today's mahi is reviewing our learning for the week. 'Stative' verbs and the use of 'tētahi'. Let's get to it whānau.
It's a new week whānau. Raimona and Naomi are teaching us about basic commands using statives with 'te' or 'tō'.
Let's revise our learning of basic commands using statives with 'te' or 'tō'.
Today we take a look at how to describe the character or quality of something or someone using 'Te...hoki...'
Revision is the key to retaining our language whānau. Let's revise how to describe the character or quality of someone or something using 'Te...hoki...!'
It's the end of another week and you're doing so well e hoa.
We have another new learning point to add to our kete. Today we’re looking at the word ‘kei’ and how it can be used as a warning.
Kia ora anō. Today we review what we learnt yesterday. Let's lock down 'kei' and how it is used to caution.
Raimona and Naomi have given us a new learning point, how to call someone's attention to something. Let's check it out.
Let's revew what we learnt yesterday from Raimona and Naomi.
It's the end of week four and we've come a long way. Here are a few more exercises to help with revision.
Another new week, and more new learning! Whānau let's have a look at how to use 'hoatu' and 'homai'.
Let's review what we learnt yesterday! Learning how to say 'homai', give to the speaker and 'hoatu', give away from the speaker.
A new day whānau which means new learning, today we're looking at how to 'ask and say how many things are needed'.
Pull out yesterday's notes whānau, because today's a revision episode. We looked at 'how to ask and say something is needed'. Titiro mai.
We're half way in series 4 whanau! Ka rawe!
Welcome to another week of Tōku Reo. Today we look at the use of 'mā' and 'mō' with a singular pronoun to indicate future possession.
Today's episode is a recap on our learning points from yesterday. Let's take a look.
Today's lesson looks at using 'mā' and 'mō' with dual or plural personal pronouns to indicate future possession
Today's episode is a review of the learning from yesterday, more about 'mā' and 'mō'.
Let's recap the learning points from the week.
It's a new week whānau and a new learning point. Today we look at how to do a list using 'te' and 'he'.
Let's review the lesson from yesterday! Making lists using 'te' and 'he'.
Today we're learning how to give commands using passive endings.
More revision on how to give commands using passive endings.
Let's recap on the learning points for this week. Kia kaha rā koutou.
Today we learn how to ask and say who will do something using 'mā...e...'
Let's have another look at how to ask and say who will do something using 'Mā...e...'.
Today's lesson is how to ask and say who will do something using 'mā...e' with plural personal pronouns.
Today we review our learning on how to say and ask who will do something using 'mā' with 'e'.
Let's recap the lessons for the week whānau. Kia maia, kia manawanui.
Today we learn how to ask and say that something more is needed using 'anō'.
Let's recap on how to ask and say that something more is needed using 'anō' .
Today we learn how to tell someone not to do something. Titiro mai.
Let's check out today's lesson on how to tell someone not to do something using 'kaua e'.
Let's take a final look at this week's lessons.
It's the last week in this series of Tōku Reo and today we learn how to say that something has just happened using 'Kātahi anō...ka'.
Let's recap on the lesson from yesterday, how to say that something has just happened using 'Kātahi anō...ka'.
Today we learn how to turn statements into questions, using 'nē', 'nē hā' and 'nē rā'.
Today we recap the lesson from yesterday, how to turn statements into questions using 'nē', 'nē hā' and 'nē rā'.
Ka rawe e hoa mā. We have come to the end of another series of Toku Reo. Let's recap on the learning for this week before we say farewell.
Nau mai anō whānau. Welcome to Series 5 of Tōku Reo. Check out the new learning for our first week back!
It's recap time on the grammar points from yesterday where we looked at saying something was happening.
Let's take a look at how to use the negative form 'kāore ... i'.
Let's take another look at our learning from yesterday.
Let's recap the week now and our main learning points.
He wiki hou whānau. Me āta titiro.
Let's recap our points from yesterday.
Let's take a look at the learning point from today.
Another recap episode whānau. Let's revise.
It's the end of week two already. Let's review whānau.
Welcome back to another week of Tōku Reo. Let's take a look at what Raimona and Naomi have for us today.
Let's recap our new learning from yesterday.
For the second half of the week we'll take a look now at the new grammar point ' kāore...i a... '.
Have a look at a few exercises to help retain the learning points from yesterday.
Yes we've arrived to the end of another week and it's recap time!
Another new week of learning for all the whānau. Titiro mai!
Let's review the learning points from yesterday and see how well you do.
Today we have a new grammar point and new kupu hou. Kia kaha rā!
Let's review the lesson from yesterday whānau. You're doing well!
Let's review the learning from this week whānau. How to ask and say something happened in the past and how to offer your opinions.
Welcome back to another week of Tōku Reo and a new learning point and collection of kupu hou. Take a look!
Let's take another look at the learning from yesterday and practice, practice, practice!
Today we extend our learning of the passive sentence structure.
Today we have a few more examples to extend our learning of the passive sentence structure.
Congratulations whānau! We're at the halfway point of series 5. Let's revise our lessons this week.
He kaupapa hou, he wiki hou. Today we look at the use of ‘ki te’ in a sentence.
Today we revisit the use of ‘ki te’ in a sentence. Titiro mai!
Today's lesson is how to use 'kia . . . ai' in a sentence.
Let's review yesterday's lesson and take another look at the use of 'kia...ai'.
It's the end of another week, so it's time for our revision episode.
It's a new week whānau. Today we look at using 'how about?' or 'what about?' in a sentence.
Now we recap on yesterday's lesson. Titiro mai!
Today we look at using 'tēhea' in a sentence. Ko tēhea rā o te wiki tēnei e hoa?
Today we take another look at how to use 'tēhea' or 'which' in a sentence.
Wow! We've got to the end of another week whānau. Let's review our progress.
Today we are going to learn how to say 'or' when giving options.
Here's another chance to review how to use 'rānei' when giving options.
I tēnei rā we are learning two new grammar points. The first one is 'showing gradual change' using the kupu 'haere'.
Today we'll recap more on using 'haere' to show 'gradual change'.
Let's revise the learning points from this week whānau. Ka mau te wehi!
Saying 'while' in Māori requires two sentence patterns. Let's take a look!
We'll recap on yesterday's lesson on how to say 'while' in Māori using two sentence patterns. 'I ...' and the 'e ... ana' patterns.
Saying someone 'has' or 'owns' something is today's new kaupapa. Have a look at the examples.
Let's recap yesterday's lesson on saying someone has or owns something. To achieve this we use 'he' and the possessives 'tā'and 'tō'.
It's been a big week, using a combined sentence patterns to say 'while' and 'someone has or owns something'. Let's recap what they are one more time.
It's our last week of Tōku Reo whānau. But don't think we can slack off! Our lesson today looks at saying 'someone has or owns something' but we will expand on this a little more.
You know the drill whānau. It's another day to review our learning from yesterday.
In the following type of sentence only the plural forms of 'ā' and 'ō' are used, never 'tā' and 'tō'.
Time to recap on the use of the plural forms of 'ā' and 'ō' in our sentence pattern.
Today's recap lesson marks the end of Tōku Reo Series 5! It's been fantastic to have you with us on this journey whānau. Ka nui te mihi ki a koutou katoa.