Unit 1- Connect
Unit 1- Dictogloss
Unit 2 - Work
Unit 2- Questions about work
Unit 10 - Mind
Unit 3 - Old or New
Additional information and exercises for 'Old or New' Maori vocab:
ESCP – Old and New
Here are some Maori words and their pronunciation that I thought were useful for the ESCP course. You can find a list of 100 words and phrases (and lots more information) from: http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/culture/tereo-100words
- In a group of 3 or 4 students, click on all the words below and listen to their pronunciation. Try to mark the stressed syllable in each word. See if you all agree.
- Choose one in your group who will click on different words randomly and all the rest identify the word or phrase you hear.
- Aroha compassion, tenderness, sustaining love
- Haere mai! Welcome! Enter!
- Kai one of the meanings of kai is food; in a place name it signifies a place where a particular food source was plentiful, e.g., Kaikōura, the place where crayfish (kōura) abounded and were eaten
- Mana authority, power; secondary meaning: reputation, influence
- Marae the area for formal discourse in front of a meeting house or applied to a whole marae complex, including meeting house, dining hall, forecourt, etc.
- Tāne man, husband, men, husbands
- Wahine woman, wife (wāhine women, wives)
- Wai water
- Tangata whenua original people belonging to a place, local people, hosts
- Waiata song or chant which follows speech
- Waka canoe, canoe group (all the iwi and hapū descended from the crew of a founding waka)
- Whānau extended or non-nuclear family
Unit 6 - Explore
Unit 7 - Excess
Unit 9 - Crime
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