Maori

 Today I was doing a Maori test and a game of memory but in Maori.

First I was doing a Maori task about where the things are, Kei hea...?

Then we did a test about Maori words and see if we know them. I got 21/21 right. For example I had to do 21 questions on runga, raro, roto, and waho.

Last I played a game called memory. I had to find the right card but it was flip over and had to get the same one and had to look at the picture and say what it look like and say what you think in Maori. For example there was kapua, He hau kaha, hukarere, ua, tino makariri, tino wera, ra paki, ua whatu-hail, and rangi ataahua.

This was a fun task because it was a fun game of memory.    

Maori

I did an activity about Maori names.

First I did a Maori name and had to copy and paste it on my google doc. I did Maori names and had to write the english names by copying and pasting it. For example Paora is Paul.

Next I had to write the Maori names and had to write the colours in Maori as their last name.  For example a Maori name and put the colour but put it has Maori.

Lastly, I had to write my name and put it in Maori. For example I have to write my name but put the Maori the alphabet in.

This task was easy but the names were hard. 

Maori

 I learnt how to say prepositions.

First, I learnt prepositions. "Kei runga ki te kutikuti". This means - Above the scissors.

After, I learnt maui and matou. Maui means (left) and matou means (right)

Next time, I need to practice my maui and matou because I go the wrong direction.

Maori

I learnt 10 objects around the kitchen and learnt some questions. 

First I learnt how to say Kei hea te pene rākau? Kei hea te pene rākau means where is the pencil.

Then I also learnt how to say Kei raro i te tēpu? Kei raro i te tēpu means the pecil is under the table.

I thought this activity was fun because I thought it could help me with my maori in the kitchen.

Maori

 I learnt about Maori preposition.

First was tenei means here. For examaple "He puka puka tenei" means "the book is here".

Then the other one is tena means there. For exmaple "He pene tena" means "the pen is there".

After the other one is tera means over there. For examape "He turu tera" means "the chair is over there".

I like this task because it can help me learn my Maori.

Maori

I learnt about Maori country words that can help me in class.

The questions I learnt was kau marama that means do you understand and kau mutu which means two things finish or finished.

I enjoyed doing this DLO about learning moari because I get know countrys that are Maori.

About Me 2021

 Hello. 

My name is Matheus. I am Samoan. I am in LS1 at Panmure Bridge School. I enjoy doing Maths at school. I enjoy watching YouTube on my chromebook at home.