Top 10 "Must Know" Commands In Te Reo Māori 

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Tēnā koe bro, I’m just an Englishman trying to learn te reo so I’m soaking up every video I can find. Kia ora koutou katoa, ko carl toku ingoa nō ingarangi ahau. Chur

Dang you're a good teacher, mate :) Thanks a lot for these lessons, from an Aussie who really wants to learn this beautiful language.

Awesome

Happy to find you love the word breakdown going to do an hour a day

I’ve just started to watch your vids and I’m so happy I found your channel!!! Me and my parents have wanted to learn maori for a long time now so I can appreciate our culture a little bit more. I wish I could’ve learned it in our Aussie schools lol but that would be weird. I hope to be able to speak fluently and teach my future children :)

Thank you for you'r videos... From Orlando, Fl. US

Thank you this is so easy to understand💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

I would use these commands exactly how you've used them (only due to listening to others) and never knew why! kia ora mo tēnā

Te pai ke Ataata Awhina.👍

really helpful! Kia ora

Only E inu sounds similar to the standard Malay of minum with the m dropped..but following the practice of dropping the m then e kai sounds similar to makan in Malay, again because in certain dialect the second syllable could be stretched to makaiaan.. Oh its eh..yeah we said that..so we say eh minum lah .. so that eh inu in Maori 😂

Hi everyone. I just move to New Zealand from Mexico 6 months ago. I’m so amazed with Maori culture. Is there schools here to learn Maori properly ?

oh crap...i already knew these lol thanks bruh :)

Kia ora e hoa, do you mean the number of vowel sounds rather than the number of syllables?! Love your videos

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