Pohi

For the past few weeks in Maori we’ve been working on the topic Kōrero ā-waha and Pānui pukapuka that I have completed this term.  For Kōrero ā-waha I had to record myself speaking in Maori about 1 day that was kind of busy in lockdown. For Pānui pukapuka I had to translate a Maori book in english and break it into 5 parts and find Maori words that I don’t understand and know. Here is an example of my Pānui pukapuka.

PUKAPUKA:   

Sequence the storyline into 5 sections. Write in te reo Māori or Pāheka

Be careful Frog  The Taniwha is behind the flax Jump.  Be quick

Be careful Frog The Taniwha is behind the Raupo Jump.  Be quick

Be careful Frog  The Taniwha is behind the Rock  Jump.  Be quick

Be careful Frog The Taniwha is behind the Tree Jump.  Be quick

Be careful Frog  The Taniwha is behind you  Jump. Be quick Ribbit Be careful Taniwha  The Frog is behind you! Be quick.  Swim away.

Kupu hou:	Translation:
Poraka	Frog
Raupo	Raupo
Muri	Behind
Toka	Rock
Kauhoe	Swim