Sharing my Knowledge on Te Huarere (Weather)

For the past couple of weeks we have been making a weather report in Te Reo Maori. We were learning this to pronounce Te Reo Maori properly. In this task we had to be in pairs, my buddy was Ayanda. Out success criteria was that we had to have the weather for at least six places, include a map written in Te Reo Maori, use symbols to represent the weather. Also the Te Reo Maori has to be has to be spoken, a welcome and a goodbye. The easiest part was saying the weather in Te Reo Maori and the hardest part was writing the weather and places in Te Reo Maori.

Have you ever had to say the weather in Te Reo Maori in front of an audience before?

Check out this Incredible Te Reo Maori!!!

Since last week in Te Ngahere we have been learning the weather in Te Reo Maori. One of the words we learnt was uira which means lightning. We learnt new words, some of them were hard and some of them were easy. The easy part was learning the easier words in Te Reo Maori such as ua which means rain, because I had already learnt it before and I could remember it really well. The hard part was learning the harder words in Te Reo Maori words such as huripari which is tornado, this one was harder because I couldn’t remember it at all but after a little bit it was way easier.

Do you know any Te Reo Maori?