Simple breakfast phrases in te reo Māori

[@grantwhitbourne]

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[@Gangsta4God2770]

Awesome ma bro thanks heaps for putting this up on youtube aye living in AUS keen as to learn te reo

[@grantwhitbourne]

Shot brother, keep at it!

[@mischametuariki7834]

Your awesome bro thanks for doing these 😊😊😊 bless you

[@grantwhitbourne]

Hope they help e hoa :)

[@mischametuariki7834]

Aw ae bro they are dont you worry this is so cool this is a deep passion for me to learn our beautiful culture bro e toru oku tamariki so im.stuck class wise ect but when i found this aaa kei konei te koura lol so nga mihi ki a koe e hoa primo go you!

[@mischametuariki7834]

Can watch when i like 😂 winning ✔

[@grantwhitbourne]

+Mischa E I run an online class if you'd like to check it out

[@trevormoana8578]

bro pune spoon replace the plate kia ora ka mau te wehi to korero kia ora

[@campbell1079]

Homai ngaa Pune is pass the the spoons wouldn’t it be?

[@annabarclay4673]

yeah, you're right, that's a typo

[@Jace1511]

Hey grant, just wondering, if homai means pass to me, howcome homai te pakipaki is used in the way that someone asks others, e.g a teacher to a classroom, to applaud for someone other than themself?

[@grantwhitbourne]

It's not used in the sense of the teacher saying "give praise specifically to me"...it's more a request from the teacher to the students to bring forth something, that being, clapping. Hope that helps

[@God_I_Queue]

@@grantwhitbourne how do you distinguish the context ? Homai te pakipaki to me is interpreted as give me a clap. but i see how it could be interpreted as give praise to me.

[@martha1160]

Kia ora.

[@grantwhitbourne]

Kia ora hope you enjoyed

[@mischametuariki7834]

Found the link bro kiaora 😊

[@grantwhitbourne]

Good work :)

[@ukidding]

homai te kapu. Anei . Kia ora.

[@grantwhitbourne]

Kia ora

[@coreyanderson3076]

😇😍✌

[@grantwhitbourne]

Chur bro

[@ukidding]

pass me a cup VERSES pass me the cup....any help anybody?

[@nimbizkit]

He.... Homai he kapu 👍🏽

[@TerryMatthews-t4o]

Pune is spoon. Pereti is plate

[@grantwhitbourne]

🙌

[@garyblackbourne120]

If you went back in time the TeReo you speak would not be understood by the native population. So how do you think you are paying homage to your culture when it is not the original language?

[@grantwhitbourne]

+gary blackbourne the culture and language adapts with time. A kupu hou in 2017 does not discredit our tipuna, as you imply.

[@garyblackbourne120]

To a point all languages do change with time but with TeReo the language you speak today is so vastly different from those of the ancestors, it would be so unrecognizable that it would represent total miscommunication. So what exactly is the point of learning a language that in essence is fabricated to such a large degree? Another question why does TeReo have macrons when there were none in the original form? Is their some sort of pretentiousness going on ,so as to place emphasis on certain word pronunciations - including the word Maori - to give some kind of fake kudos to all things Maori?

[@horiink]

gary blackbourne I never knew about the macron being added. Where did u get your info? Are you fluent in te reo?

[@poppy-rose1999]

Hi Gary, I'm at the very beginning of my journey so I know very little but where your knowledge of this came from? Is this really true? It's the first time I've come across it. Very interested to learn what you know.

[@tewaipounamu7892]

Every language evolves, we don't speak English like they did back in the day so why would we speak Maori like our tupuna?