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| Quabazaa Tetraglot Senior Member United States Joined 5607 days ago 414 posts - 543 votes  Speaks: English*, Spanish, German, French Studies: Japanese, Korean, Maori, Scottish Gaelic, Arabic (Levantine), Arabic (Egyptian), Arabic (Written) | Message 1 of 2 05 July 2010 at 11:58am | IP Logged |
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Kia Ora!!
As a New Zealander living overseas and wanting to continue my Māori studies, I have found it very frustrating!!! It feels like there are a lack of resources, especially covering grammar. But I just thought I would share the resources I have found, also if anyone else knows of any more let me know :) Hopefully this is helpful to someone. Must see! TOKU REO!! This is a great show teaching the language, it was offline for ages and I was sad, I just realised it's back! YAY! Kotahi Mano Kaika - Awesome website about reviving Maori in the home. Has very cool resources to help the self learner get started, such as printable signs to put in your kitchen, free phrase books with audio and much more:) Spongebob in Maori Maori TV online videos Te Whaneke main site - Videos, dictionary, iphone app, podcasts Dictionaries & Encyclopaedias Scientific Dictionary Ngata Dictionary Williams Dictionary 1957 Te Ara Encyclopedia - in te reo Maori language Wikipedia Maori Language on Eng Wikipedia Courses, Grammar, Phrases Te Whaneke online course - 15 video modules He Kupu o te Rā - Māori word of the day plus basic grammar resource Word Frequency List Top 1000 - Choose alphabetical or frequency order Te Whaneke main site - Videos, dictionary, iphone app, podcasts Kotahi Mano Kaika - Awesome website about reviving Maori in the home. Has very cool resources to help the self learner get started, such as printable signs to put in your kitchen, free phrase books with audio and much more:) Test your Maori Korero Maori - Phrases, cultural information Maorilanguage.net - Phrases with audio Texts & Stories Kā Puna Karikari a Rākaihautū - Talking books, rollover glossaries and comprehension quizzes. Tērā Ia Ngā Tai - Talking books and rollover glossaries. He Puia, He Iwi - 3 stories narrated in Maori/English and one with additional Hawaiian. International Digital Children's Library: Maori - 8 books so far, I rec "Cry Baby Moon" it's beautiful :) Myths and Legends - Bilingual text Māori/English Māori Newspapers online Waiata (songs) + sometimes audio or video Te Wharekura - Series of miscellaneous and single-topic books for intermediate and advanced learners of te reo Māori. Audio Maori Radio - Listen Online to many stations (I love Atiawa Toa) Whanau - Audio soap opera with transcript, follows the life of an urban Māori family. (no translation) Character profiles in English Many MANY interviews in te reo Radio NZ website Games & Interactive Interactives - For kids. Topics include the wharenui, the marae, hangi, hui, Matariki, taiaha, legends and numeracy. Crosswords Te Ao Hurihuri - Talking book, winter and summer night sky charts, a lunar planting and fishing guide, song lyrics, and a music mixer. Videos Te Karere Maori news Maori TV online videos Includes such greats as "Meke my Waka" (like pimp my ride but in Maori) and "Kia Ora Hola" (series about school trip to Chile) as well as "Te Kaea" (news) and much more. Maori language shows are subtitled in English. Matariki Collection - Not all in Maori, but awesome on the culture side! Maori waiata (songs) Matariki @ Auck City Libraries - Matariki / Maori New Year narration Hatupatu and Kurangaituku - Maori Legend Animation NZ On Screen - Episodes & Excerpts aired on NZ TV. I particularly recommend Mataku!!! It's like a bilingual supernatural "Twilight Zone" type show. Te Moemoea - "The Dream" Drama totally in te reo Maori Te Urewera - Bilingual episode looking at the unique spiritual relationship between the Tuhoe people and the birds and bush in Te Urewera National Park More links Edited by Quabazaa on 05 July 2010 at 7:00pm 7 persons have voted this message useful | |
| DaisyMaisy Senior Member United States Joined 5378 days ago 115 posts - 178 votes Speaks: English* Studies: Spanish Studies: Swedish, Finnish | Message 2 of 2 07 July 2010 at 5:29am | IP Logged |
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What a great list, thanks for posting! I don't have any plans to study Maori, but I love just looking at and listening to languages that you don't hear everyday.
AND, I think you've given me my most unusual clip to watch - I never imagined I would watch Spongebob in Maori! :) 1 person has voted this message useful |
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