Hey Tamati, I’m Jadin from Bay of Islands College. I really like the way that you have made your video, and set out your blog. It is very amazing that you have done a blog post on Te Reo Maori our very own language. I just think that you could add maybe a translation for the Te Reo side of things, so people can get both sides. How did you make your video? What inspired your idea?
ey Tamati my name is Isaiah I am a year 7 student at Paihia School. I really like your blog post on Te Reo Maori because it can teach people how to say the kupu right and learn new ku pu. Where did you learn Te Reo Maori? I was searching through blog and I came across this one I got inspired to learn more Te Reo Maori I can’t wait for another blog post. Hey could you possible add about what was the best bit about it and what you didn’t like about it you don’t have to but it would be great to see. keep up the great work bye.
ReplyDeleteHey Tamati, I’m Jadin from Bay of Islands College.
I really like the way that you have made your video, and set out your blog. It is very amazing that you have done a blog post on Te Reo Maori our very own language. I just think that you could add maybe a translation for the Te Reo side of things, so people can get both sides.
How did you make your video? What inspired your idea?
ey Tamati my name is Isaiah I am a year 7 student at Paihia School. I really like your blog post on Te Reo Maori because it can teach people how to say the kupu right and learn new ku pu. Where did you learn Te Reo Maori? I was searching through blog and I came across this one I got inspired to learn more Te Reo Maori I can’t wait for another blog post. Hey could you possible add about what was the best bit about it and what you didn’t like about it you don’t have to but it would be great to see. keep up the great work bye.
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