Māori Language Week: Let's hui

💫✨The power of language to connect✨💫This video is a beautiful example of the power of language to connect people in deep and meaningful ways! And how awesome is it seeing tauiwi learning our reo!! 🥰🥰🥰We have many students who are not from Aotearoa join our @learnmaoriabroad courses. We are proud to be the number 1 source for learners living abroad to learn te reo Māori! 😄We have two courses starting next week:➡️ Beginners with Alec - Mondays at 8:30pm NZT➡️ Advanced Beginners with Amelia -

‘Kia hora te marino’ is a karakia we often use in our @learnmaoriabroad classes to open or close a session, however it is most commonly used as a karakia whakamutunga. Here is the English translation of this well-known prayer: May peace be widespread May the sea be like greenstone A path for us all today Give love, receive love Let us show respect for each other Gather, unite! What is your ‘go to’ karakia? Audio: Jordan Kaie (Youtube) . . . #kiahora #karakia #tereomāori | Learn Māori Abroad

Join us for Māori Language Week and pick up the basics! 'Kia ora' to say hello and 'Ka kite' to say goodbye. Experience the warmth of Māori culture and language with us! 🌟💬 #MāoriLanguageWeek #KiaOra #Kakite #Aotearoa #Polynesianculturalcenter | Polynesian Cultural Center

The beauty and depth of the Māori language ❤️🌀 (via @parentingplacenz) #maori #nz #tereomaori #indigenous | Callum.