How to use "TRIGGERS" to Learn Te Reo Māori | MAORI LANGUAGE FOR BEGINNERS

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[@scottwhite8638]

Thank you for doing these vid's , I am ashamed that at 35 I am only now taking the time to seriously learn what should be the language of our land. Thank you brother

[@grantwhitbourne]

The time is now e hoa...kia kaha

[@taniwhared]

Tena Koe Grant brilliant video I am visual learner and appreciate you sharing your method of learning te reo please submit more videos in your spare time

[@grantwhitbourne]

Thanks e hoa will do

[@jackiejames6510]

I havent even watched all the vid but im enjoying ur teaching method. Way easier than in class. Thank you

[@grantwhitbourne]

+Jackie James good to hear...keep at it ☝☝

[@alicechilds3298]

Kia Ora Grant I too have learnt more watching your vid. Brilliant! Ka mau te wehi. Haere tonu

[@grantwhitbourne]

Kia ora Alice - great to hear!

[@jessyhawkes7746]

You are an amazing presenter. You speak in a 'slow' style (relative to typical kiwi funk haha 🤣 ) Really appreciate your methodology. Whakamihi kiaako

[@grantwhitbourne]

Thanks Jessy 😊

[@ishadeep2569]

Yea, that's awesome. Thanks

[@grantwhitbourne]

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[@taakavea5505]

You make it a lot easier. Rawe

[@grantwhitbourne]

Glad it helps e hoa

[@williamscharlyne]

Lol i've understood this by just watching your vid than i have in the 10 weeks i've been doing my course! Brilliant, Thanks again Grant :)

[@grantwhitbourne]

Char Williams kia ora! What course are you doing? If you haven't already, you can join the group in the below comments in the video 😊

[@williamscharlyne]

Kia Ora Grant.. Im currently doing the online course with Te Wānanga O Raukawa.. It's really awesome but difficult at the same time.. Im finding these vids of yours so helpful, Im obviously one of those people who need to be shown in order to understand lol.. especially when it comes to Te Reo.. Your explanation of it and how you break it all down makes it easy.. I've learnt and understood so much more since watching these so Thanks heaps! :)

[@tui2ii]

Thank you! These are very helpful.

[@grantwhitbourne]

Kia ora

[@ursulaaitken245]

Do you have anything similar to help with the Naku/Nōku and Maku/Mōku categories?

[@grantwhitbourne]

I don't but good idea!

[@willy9544]

Bit late to the party but the easiest way I have found, Nāku / Nōku - who owNs, note the "N" and Māku / Mōku - for whoM is it for, note the "M". Example : No wai te motokā, who owns the car, Nōku te motokā, I own the car. Ma wai te pene, who is the pen for? Māku te pene, the pen is for me. As for the O and A categories, just memorize the "A" category, less to remember. Hope this is of some help.

[@carlogage6494]

im confident on katoa

[@grantwhitbourne]

Kia ora - I've just found all my comments I haven't replied to, hence the late reply! Ka pai

[@robrussell7455]

quite enjoying these vids. good on you! "R" trigger for me is "remote". It might help, will let you know in a couple of years when I have progressed a bit...heh - getting hard at my age to pick up a new language!

[@bananamiriam]

haha! I think of Ra - the sun (sunset/sunrise) - over there - ratou, raua - them over there....

[@bananamiriam]

AND ua - 2 people - like Rua

[@kjmax1068]

Good triggers. Have copied for myself

[@grantwhitbourne]

Great work Keitha!

[@SuperLana01]

Finely lol ii've got the triggers :-)

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Kia Ora Lana

[@anaheraheta8234]

Kia Ora

[@grantwhitbourne]

Kia ora e hoa

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