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Asian Guy Speaks Perfect Maori in New Zealand (Te Reo Language) 🇳🇿

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Asian Guy Tze Surprises people at the Waitangi grounds in New Zealand on Waitangi Day with the Maori (Te Reo) Language. Tze is from Singapore and learnt the Maori language while growing up in Auckland, NZ. A beautiful sight to see, the Tangata Whenua speaking their mother tongue at home with a Non-Maori. Nga mihi (Thank you) Tze.
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@TorrellTafa 3 года назад

*Thank you Tze for the beautiful korero!* Have uploaded another version to IG and have tagged Tze there 🤙 instagram.com/torrelltafa/

@adamsonlinearrayspeakersha87 3 года назад

Kia ora

@Thisismyaccount82 3 года назад

You need to be careful because some people may take offence.

@rickykingi5191 3 года назад

Fa.. neat awrite, I can’t even Maori aw shame 😂

@noobrou5857 Год назад

Speaks some Māori he’re

@dubstepXpower Год назад

His last name is ngatai? How is he not Maori?

@mixflip 3 года назад

So impressive. I love the respect. The hand shakes and touching noses. Modern ways of life have strayed so far from our roots. Its good to see people holding on strongly to the old ways.

@row0111 3 года назад

great for covid

@jaedii7287 3 года назад

@@row0111 We don't have that in NZ lol

@Syncbro 3 года назад

@@row0111 fuckwit

@islandvibez 3 года назад

@@jaedii7287 careful you might jinx it😬

@jaedii7287 2 года назад

@@islandvibez ahh fuck 💀

@threesuits 3 года назад

Maori and Sign language! I got so much respect for this dude speaking all the languages of Aotearoa - it is truly a compassionate dedication to communicating equally with all.

@bamolafamily7076 2 года назад

That is such a lovely thing to say!

@edwardcatt2399 6 месяцев назад

Isn’t ‘communicating equally with all’ what ONE language (English), is literally designed to do?? 🤷‍♂️

@threesuits 6 месяцев назад

@@edwardcatt2399 I'm not sure why you decided to make this comment! But I'd like you to know there are 7,139 languages in the world, from many different cultures. How cool we aren't all white, english-speaking and a fucking dumb racist.

@threesuits 6 месяцев назад

@@edwardcatt2399 So dumb you literally think deaf people should learn to speak english apparently. I mean. What???

@tinyfreckle 5 месяцев назад

Dude literally knows all our national languages. Respect.

@thebreetharich5935 3 года назад

It's actually meke having a watch of that brother

@tkh3743 3 года назад

Teke

@jugz7234 3 года назад

@@tkh3743 😂

@cheers2157 3 года назад

How meke? Tu meke

@autumnmarsh2749 3 года назад

To*

@marumarutule8137 2 года назад

@@tkh3743 🤣Kai Teke? 🤣🤣🤣

@RCGJR_ 3 года назад

Bro they have the cutest greetings while being manly AF.

@danch10 3 года назад

This is awesome man. As a Pakeha it is nice to see the Maori language being spoken so much in public. I served in the Army for 8 years and being part of the Maori culture was pretty awesome

@mikeychch 3 года назад

I agree. As a pakeha that grew up with maori fullas, I find myself quite happy to see alot of Te Reo being understood and spoken up north. I feel if it was done down here in Chch, there would be alot that would not know what he is saying. My wife is Nga Puhi and Ngai Tuhoe, so I want the maori to rise up and embrace their beautiful culture.

@kaela420 3 года назад

@@mikeychch omg am also ngapuhi & tuhoe!

@mikeychch 3 года назад

@@kaela420 Could be related to the wife. Shes got a few cuzzys up north that are of both tribes

@tusiioane3220 3 года назад

i know its just a spelling error, but when i read it all i could picture was a person swerving their car in the middle of no mans land :,)

@danch10 3 года назад

@@tusiioane3220 Fixed lol

@KevinChannnn 3 года назад

I was the only Asian kid (probably didn't know I was Chinese at the time lol) in primary growing up and I took Te Reo and Kapa Haka for 4 years. Sadly I don't remember much of what I learnt but I do remember I really enjoyed Te Reo and Kapa Haka. I still remember my teacher and how he didn't once question my decision to learn more about the Maori culture.

@tama-a-tumatauengahiku3647 3 года назад

Nga mihi kia koe Kevin. It brings a tear to my eye when I see other cultures appreciating other cultures

@frankclarke6651 3 года назад

True Bro my uncle Jock Lum is also of Chinese background but raised in Aotearoa, managed to speak te reo Maori fluently throughout time after marriage to my aunty Puti from Tuhoe. Now have half Maori/Chinese cuzzies who speak it as well.

@RioGamer 3 года назад

That's awesome dude

@frankclarke6651 3 года назад

@@RioGamer That's because alot of Asians like other nations immigrated to my whenua/country seeking a better way of life during the Vietnam and troubles happening back then bro. Many of them sought that vinacular way of life for their tamariki which is ka pai for me as Maori and some of my whanau.

@eldiablo7785 3 года назад

are you a phophet?

@Roronoa_Zoro_Official 3 года назад

Love the sign language at the end

@boii6569 3 года назад

Didn't expect torrel have a lot of freinds

@charliematika6718 3 года назад

You might have more Mr 91 subscribers 🤦🤣🤣🤣🤣

@deadfilmz953 3 года назад

@@charliematika6718 alright no subscribers🤣

@JohnWick-yb3jn 3 года назад

Learn how to spell bro lol

@charliematika6718 3 года назад

@@deadfilmz953 I make real money. Not clout money 😅🙏☝️💯

@awesomealie8179 3 года назад

I LOVE HOW THEY TOUCH FACE BEFORE SPEAKING! AMAZING

@tama-a-tumatauengahiku3647 3 года назад

Thank you :) It's called a hongi It's our way of greeting and also to bid farewell Back in the old days, there was no handshake, just the pressing of the nose

@WizarDubHK 3 года назад

Touch nose not face

@lebanonjames1807 3 года назад

@@WizarDubHK nose is on ur face

@dalluce6482 3 года назад

@@lebanonjames1807 💀we knew what he meant tho lmao

@lunarl6172 3 года назад

As you press noses against each other, you inhale (ha) as it represents breath of life. Some iwi also press foreheads together at the same time 😊

@SlidingDutchy 2 года назад

Wauw man, I am from The Netherlands and have never seen so mutch respect with strangers meeting eachother. Im just learning about Maori and I really am stunned by the culture and want to learn so mutch about it.

@SalznPfeffer658 2 года назад

Marginalized, collectivistic indigenous cultures/peoples tend to operate in 2 ways in order to survive - adaptation or isolation. Maori, being a minority in its own country, tend towards adaptation and inclusiveness. Because of this protocol, Māori do their best to welcome those who wish to learn the te Reo and the culture and encourage it. This is sincerely done so as to establish long-term connections aka procreative opportunities so that Māori never die out and the next generation keeps going. It does not adhere to ethnic purity or blood quantum. If you can trace your family lines with Māori ancestors, you're considered Māori. You're halfway there to meeting your tribe. ;-)

@GRRRRAAAAAAHHHH 2 года назад

Dank je wel!!! From a Maori kiwi learning Dutch!!

@j.r.w7636 3 года назад

Men are actually comfortable enough with them selves to greet one another like that. Beautiful and I’m jealous.

@maorineese1365 3 года назад

It’s the normal way of greeting in our culture. It’s similar to how western civilization shakes hands.

@katahi0749 3 года назад

WE NEED MORE PEOPLE TO LEARN THIS BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE

@matthewoneill9739 3 года назад

lol

@smoothoperator1862 2 года назад

@@matthewoneill9739 what's funny

@matthewoneill3353 2 года назад

@@smoothoperator1862 you are 🤪

@matthewoneill3353 2 года назад

@@smoothoperator1862 🤦‍♂️🤭🤫

@smoothoperator1862 2 года назад

@@matthewoneill3353 how mature

@dd2451 3 года назад

Nice to see Maori embracing him. Every kiwi should watch this vid we might learn something.

@mikeychch 3 года назад

Ive always found Maori very respectful if you respect their culture. Lots of hongis done with random fullas met at the pubs in the weekends

@a-lexanderluthor1334 3 года назад

Bro I've traveled all over the world and the Maori people are truly special I've never felt so warm and welcomed by a people before as an outsider and I'm Australian, I was made to feel as if I belonged by many beautiful Moari people. Kindness, gentleness, humbleness and selflessness are just a few of the traits the Moari have they are also fierce warriors and incredibly resourceful people who treat everyone as equal. Incredibly funny as well I cant say enough good things, I love living in New Zealand it's the best.

@HaydenTungattJnr 3 года назад

Not to be sad but I see this happening in NZ nearly everyday and it barely shocks me now cause I love to teach my language to people who can't understand why we don't speak our language in our country.

@HaydenTungattJnr 3 года назад

The question you should be asking is why don't you speak Maori in NZ?

@dd2451 3 года назад

@@HaydenTungattJnr Yeah we should, well more of us for sure. I read somewhere that more pakeha (non maori) are learning it than Maori themselves.

@dominicm255 3 года назад

He said he only had one years schooling of Te Reo. Just shows how quickly non maori can pick up Te Reo if they give it a try. They should make it compulsory at high school for yr 9s and 10s. In 30 years you'd have half the population speaking it

@carmelgraham-williams1338 3 года назад

100% it’s a National language in NZ should be compulsory along with English. Wish I had learned it more in school. I work for a university so I’m going to study it later in the year.

@MIck-M 3 года назад

In Australia I had to learn french, German and Latin. Seems crazy that we never learned Te Reo because NZ is pretty much our closest friend and Maori culture holds so many excellent values based around honour and respect. We like to tease our brother but love him no less :-D Kia ora.

@mxsaru7920 3 года назад

Nah i dont think it should be compulsory at school. Its a cool language and culture but I think schools should focus on teaching more useful languages I guess. Should 100% be an optional subject at every school though.

@dominicm255 3 года назад

@@mxsaru7920 @Caelum McLeary What's the point in learning foreign languages when most new Zealanders will never live in countries where those languages are spoken. Unless you are going to permanently reside in France or China there is no point in learning the language Te Reo can be spoken widely within New Zealand, there fore it's a better language to learn. And it will massively improve race relations. This will have major social benefits

@mxsaru7920 3 года назад

@@dominicm255 even if you dont live in the country that language is spoken it opens up the opportunity for better economics between countries. For example im learning Japanese so if I started a business or something that skill now allows me to market myself to another 120M+ people that I couldnt have before. Maori on the other hand wouldn't give me that same opportunity as pretty much everyone who speaks Maori already speaks English anyway.

@fourthhorsemendeath218 3 года назад

I'm not Maori, im Filipino but this makes me appreciate the culture

@BLADExARTx5160 2 года назад

Same here

@xdalth 3 года назад

The sign language at the end....topped it off👌🏽

@levihawkins6211 3 года назад

Chur the bro knows more den me farrr needa pick up our games brothers😂

@tama-a-tumatauengahiku3647 3 года назад

E pai ana e te tuakana. Ma te wa, ka tutaki atu tetahi I te Reo rangatira ki a koe!

@kyle4806 3 года назад

Straight up 😂

@levihawkins6211 3 года назад

@@kyle4806 hard ae cuzzy

@kristellaxo5516 3 года назад

😂😂😂

@rayzargee2833 3 года назад

Was thinking the same thing my bro, if a brutha from Singapore can learn it sheat I got no excuses 😬

@13jeeloo 3 года назад

Not him speaking better reo than me 😖 RESPECT!!! Gave me chills xx

@Maori4LyfeNZ 3 года назад

I no longer believe that Te reo Maori is at risk of extinction anymore because the beautiful lands of Aotearoa are at the centre of attention around the world because of covid and having huge festivals like one love, public holidays like Waitangi and the upcoming Matariki in 2022 will interest all those who are watching us around the world. So excited for our future 🤟🤟

@xeraza 3 года назад

I love these videos, a wonderful display of cultures intertwining.

@salabeebop 3 года назад

Impressive enough with the te reo but when he busted out the sign language I lost it! Amazing man!

@celestearchambeau1978 2 года назад

I am a Vietnamese and I have been self-teaching Te Reo Maori for a month (about 3-4 hours/ week). It feels amazing when I can understand some phrases in this video.

@hungatonga-hungahaapai6402 2 года назад

Wow mate that's awesome. What made you decide to learn te reo? Btw, would you say learning Vietnamese is harder for an English speaker compared to te reo?

@hime0570 3 года назад

He looks like he plays tennis 🎾 Camera zooms to Torell's outfit HAHAHAHA 😭🤣

@wallomaie1752 3 года назад

Everytime he went in for that nose greet thingy...my heart started racing.

@thephaneron3676 2 года назад

+Wallo Maie In the meantime for us Kiwis both Māori and European, our hearts don't skip a beat. The Hongi is just as common a greeting here as a firm Western handshake. But I'll admit it shows a solid, elevated level of respect.

@lesco_brandon7094 3 года назад

And i thought serbian people had the toughest greeting.. strong handshake followed by strong eye contact.. boy was i wrong... this is respect to another level greeting..

@resolecca 3 года назад

it's called a hongi

@LadyDoom13 3 года назад

Love this! Especially love that no one is really that surprised, just humble, kind and welcoming ❤️

@thatnellykid 3 года назад

"He looks like he plays tennis." has got to be one of the best insults I've heard in a long time.

@laurenmccarthy898 3 года назад

This is so amazing!!! Good on him for all the effort in learning Te reo Maori, I’m so jealous

@jackdonovan3610 3 года назад

The head touch is such an amazing gesture. I love it so much!

@territoryproud2452 3 года назад

That’s a great vid. I’m an Australian living in Darwin and even I can feel the Maori love. Great stuff ❤️

@moziboy75 Год назад

I love Darwin bro, I work up there November to December. Best sunsets ever

@_ochichi 2 года назад

I’m a kiwi and I have mad respect to this dude. He even speaks in English like a bro

@talofalava3428 3 года назад

This is amazing! I’m Samoan but I have so much respect for the people of this land! I only hope that many others have the desire to learn their amazing language, myself included 😅 I love this! 😍

@court_appointed 3 года назад

So beautiful, this is the most wholesome channel out there.

@yeasty5597 3 года назад

the respect is so wholesome

@AMS-ri3xm 3 года назад

To respect the native culture, Olelo ,and land is too be loved and respected back🤙🏿💙Aloha from Hawaii .

@paulhira8633 3 года назад

You speak English you speak from the head you speak indigenous language you speak to the heart it's connecting the soul and wairua

@creativenative6210 3 года назад

Good distinction, so true.

@algardner2391 3 года назад

Dude! I love seeing that openness from people. Right in the feels.

@JJO117 3 года назад

Love the Maori's and Polynesians they are like Asian's big cousins.

@imDivineDer 3 года назад

Man the Maori are such endearing people, I would love to see New Zealand.

@abrown4275 3 года назад

this is wholesome af😭😭

@igot7problemsbutyougotnojams 3 года назад

The face touch is so welcoming really makes you feel at home, like each individually is truly important it’s amazing to see

@EsElTee-2021 3 года назад

One of my fave videos of yours Tee! Love this so, so, so much 🙏 🇳🇿

@seyustitchup 3 года назад

Kia ora Tze! On my reo journey too, awesome to watch you e hoa!

@Tweel_Weight_Plate 3 года назад

Kia ora.

@svftiiezyt275 3 года назад

“our language is built different” periodt. te reo tino ataahua💕

@WizarDubHK 3 года назад

It sounded the same too me lol

@darkcrystal438 3 года назад

Yep there is no one Maori language.. for some reason NZ seems to want to promote and teach only one version... Slowly pushing other differences away from history.

@myresponsesarelimited7895 3 года назад

Yeah na there's definitely differences, the further you go from home the more you notice it

@darkcrystal438 3 года назад

@@myresponsesarelimited7895 “wh” ain’t pronounced as an “f” from around taranaki down.. well traditionally it wasn’t..

@rachaelking7059 3 года назад

I'm learning Te Reo in Taitokerau from a kaiako from Te Whanganui a Tara ... and already noticing so many differences between what I learn in class and what I hear spoken around me. But I think the most important thing is to actually make an effort ...

@bellaiongi5305 3 года назад

man the Maori language is beautiful

@renee9113 3 года назад

The one year I don’t go home to waitangi and you guys are there 🤦‍♀️ Hopefully you both are back again next year?? Glad to see my cuz Ethan on the waka ano 💪💪

@ylpinko98 3 года назад

absolutely divine! i could feel the presence and recognition of souls even in that split second of touching noses and forehead, even more intimate than a hug... i wish asian culture would have these things - sometimes i really wish that i was born in NZ instead! from SG here too! have never been to NZ but love the culture and the environment!

@KNIGHTEYE36 3 года назад

Kiaora, I loved your video I’m from NZ because my parents are from NZ, my dad is from Rotorua and my mum is from up north (I forgot where sorry) and me I was unfortunately born in Sydney but I don’t mind. Each day I learn a few things, where my dad told me I was half Cook island and my mum telling me that I also have Tahitian blood which was surprising. One of my ancestors Te Hau Takiri Wharepapa who is my great great great great grandfather (I think maybe less but yeah). Again loved the video:D

@moniquepene2777 3 года назад

love seeing these type of videos makes me smile, ka pai✨

@monalisa3549 3 года назад

They way they greet each other. So wholesome, so intimate. I wished my people had something like that.

@stacyrakatairi-herewini5306 3 года назад

the brother has a staunch pukana at the end the man less go and the koroua when he said we just doing a film lololol had me grinning this whole video

@Sildenafil_Damages_Eye_Retina 3 года назад

Hey!

@MsBeladora 3 года назад

love that he knows te reo and signed at the end

@zergiz5508 3 года назад

I actually love this so much, we have such a good culture in NZ and this is amazing to see.

@TayMcKenzieNZ 2 года назад

Wow, this was crazy impressive and wholesome! His Te Teo is top notch!

@puhiropitini8998 3 года назад

Saw you guys there, respect from the St John Ambulance command post :)

@adamsonlinearrayspeakersha87 3 года назад

Hi :)

@Esotericreation1618 3 года назад

Bro this is beautiful pulling up te reo maori classes as we speak churrr my maori chur chur

@jup6401 3 года назад

Legendary words ‘Beautiful people come into our lives’ good on ya young fella for learning te reo 🖤🤍❤️

@gpizza3871 3 года назад

The last video was everything ! Awww

@CJ-cn8hj 3 года назад

That was neat, the sign language was awesome though. Much respect 🙏🏼

@iAmLiki_ 3 года назад

Damn brotha. That's solid, Maori n sign language. Ka rawe breeva 👊🏿💯

@avonrastonar 3 года назад

So awesome!!!! That 1st exchange with brother Hori was sooooo good

@mickfbr 3 года назад

You beautiful human! The last conversation in sign nearly made me cry... chur brother! Love ya work...

@andresmith3651 3 года назад

Watching these people communicate in their land with so much love and respect with strangers simply because they appreciate Humanity makes me feel like I'm so out of place person in this concrete jungle of New York City and the crazy, unnecessarily violent, Western world division, hatred and disrespect, and a place that is so crazy that you put your extra guard up encountering a stranger just because they said "good morning" and smiled at you. And being so "New York City traumatized" that you don't know how to even react from such a pleasant greeting from a stranger. This is the world that I am from, and always a fish out of water that feels he belongs somewhere else 🤦🏽‍♂️ I can only hope that one day I find peace and find my Eden surrounded by caring loving respectful people from a completely different part of the world 🙏🌍🙏

@wyatt1339 3 года назад

With that kind of greeting, it’s a good thing that NZ have gotten Covid under control. Very cool.

@tiheiharawira855 3 года назад

Watching this up and close was awesome thank you Torrell Tafa good to see you in Waitangi

@dempsratana7704 3 года назад

Glad you did this bro, some of the koros love that , will make them happy as to know the language is still going strong

@TiaPetaia 3 года назад

Living in Australia for 9years, start missing NZ seeing these kind of videos. Be cool to see Australia value the Indigenious Language over here. Not like us back home. We start learning Te Reo in Pre School all the way to Year 13. Seki video Torrell 🤍

@titot2370 3 года назад

Nz has embraced its Maori culture much more than we’ve embraced our aboriginal culture. I’ve been to Nz a few times and the contrast is stark.

@naomilasela4677 3 года назад

It’s so much difference with how much NZ has embraced its indigenous culture compared to Australia. I remember going to NZ and talking with other Australian friends at how well NZ was doing with that. The only thing with Aus is that the indigenous languages are different depending where you go. I still would love to see school teaching/ learning the languages, and just more embracing of the Aboriginal culture!

@dangacore 3 года назад

The problem is there are too many Aboriginal languages. Nearly every tribe spoke a different language. I embrace indigenous culture because it's Australia's only culture. I spent 12 years growing up in NZ and still remember all my Maori gretings. Such a great culture.

@Grogansweep14 3 года назад

You’re right, I don’t know any aboriginal words, it also might be because nearly every tribe here has there own language and there isn’t really one main indigenous language to learn.

@erkziltonz 3 года назад

Problem with Aus is that people could go their whole lives without meeting an indigenious person. So it doesnt even cross their mind.

@garythecarwashkid 3 года назад

Beautiful thing to see this, traditional greeting, maybe it's the lack of upkeeping traditions these days that makes this touching to see

@Wolfsschanze99 3 года назад

Fantastic vid, What a beautiful culture & warm friendly people.

@asmaismail868 3 года назад

Aww they're all so sweet and friendly

@athenahopotoa7773 3 года назад

My heart sank when he signed in reo 🥺😍🥰

@nzrockboi 3 года назад

My good mate Aroha is Chinese looks str8 up Chinese but she drinks , swears and laughs like a cuzzie, Love u Bro xx

@eafanboyssuck Год назад

Island people are just so wholesome, its really heart warming

@janceyiasona6738 3 года назад

Omg😍 that was amazing to watch! Your the man TZE!

@shanalife739 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this! So neat to see him speak our reo ghee I need lessons 🤦🏽‍♀️ lol

@camdarley9519 3 года назад

Beautiful language, beautiful people - Tangata Whenua! :)

@nikau4375 3 года назад

considering not a lot of people speak fluent maori in nz its cool seeing it spoken

@Washyourbum28 3 года назад

Wholesome vid man, love to see it

@imchef17 3 года назад

Far, mean alright. Even got the sign language happening bro. Awesome feel good video, got mega smiles from me.

@myrex89 3 года назад

The signing at the end . Meke my my bro

@wordedsauce5580 3 года назад

"Get you some bro get it yourself" 😂😂😂

@abdultawwab486 3 года назад

Awesome man. Love how they greet each other. ❤❤

@Meggreene1111 3 года назад

Had to watch this twice was so amazing

@wintermontez1529 3 года назад

Hey that's my uncle mukai with the korowai on, omg I am so shookth 😊❤️

@varenne4775 3 года назад

Love their greetings 👏👍

@samo9670 3 года назад

Chur the boys been waiting for this one!

@Footrotflats251 3 года назад

hands down better than any of the other simular videos (surprising people with fluent tongan ect)

@ainzstainton9766 3 года назад

lol brooo this is soooo cooool!! 🤗🤗

@alal7675 3 года назад

And for you people wondering around the world. Yes - this is filmed during COVID! Bravo New Zealand stay COVID free 👏 👊

@mustafaaliraqi4891 3 года назад

Most chill honest people love and respect

@Genesis.Duriel 3 года назад

Thanks for this, reminds me of the true kiwi way. Friendly as, love it :)

@Sage_43 3 года назад

I don’t know if it’s because I haven’t slept & it’s 7oclock in the morning, because I myself don’t know my own language or because it’s so beautiful to see other ethnicity’s learning my language 😭😭😭😭 but I’m bawling my eyes out right now HAHAHHAAH

@marumarutule8137 Год назад

Aē ehoa, making me cry harrrd out