This is part II, which follows on from lower beginner in part I.
Students are required to have completed part I prior to enrolment in part
II.
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Improve your Te Reo Māori skills
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Gain self-confidence and empowerment
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Develop a stronger sense of identity
Learning Te Reo is a great way to honour the language and identity.
History and language go hand-in-hand and now is the time for a revival,
bringing Māori heritage to the forefront of Aotearoa.
Our course is put together by one of New Zealand's leading Māori
language academics, Dr. Rāpata Wiri. He has successfully taught
many large Government departments, companies and city councils and
this course is the culmination of over 15 years of research and
teaching by him.
A world-class, fully automated online platform with over 80
recorded video tutorials, 57 recorded live classes reinforcing
each tutorial, 50 online quizzes and assessments and an audio
transcription assessment tool which allows you to record,
practice and perfect your pronunciation through the portal.
With our accelerated learning system, you can be speaking
the Māori language in no time!
There are 5 modules to complete in the online course
which cover topics including: The Nature of the Māori
Language; Family Genealogy; Nominal Sentences; Counting
and Time; Progressive Sentences; and more.
Module 6:
Introduction
Lesson One: Ngā Kītea Direct Object Markers
Lesson Two: Whakatakahia Te Kītea- Dropping The
Object Marker
Lesson Three: Mā Runga i te Aha? By What Means
of Transport
Lesson Four: Hei Kōrerorero-Te Haere A
Hinerangi ki te Kiriata (putting it altogether
in conversation)
Module 7:
Introduction
Lesson One: Ngā Tūpou-Personal Pronouns
Lesson Two: Ngā Tūpou Me Ōna Hononga -
Personal Pronouns with 'AND
Lesson Three: Ngā Rōpū Pūriro 'A' Me 'O'
-The ‘Ā’ And ‘Ō’ Categories
Lesson Four: Nga Ririhanga ‘T’ Rōpū ‘T’
Class Possessives
Lesson Five: Hei Korerorero -Te Hākari Nui
(putting it altogether in conversation)
Module 8:
Introduction
Lesson One: 'Kei Hea' - 'Where is?'
Lesson Two: 'I Hea' - 'Where Was?'
Lesson Three: Kei
Runga/Raro/Roto/Waho/Mua/Muri - On
Top/Below/Inside/Outside/In Front/At
the Back
Lesson Four: Konei, Konā, Korā - Over
Here, There (By You), There (Far Away)
Lesson Five: Hei Korererero Kei Hea Te
Pukapuka a Rāpata? (putting it
altogether in conversation)
Module 9:
Introduction
Lesson One: Te Tūwā Heke - Future
Tense Te Tūwā Mua - Past Tense
Lesson Two: Te Tūwā Mutunga Kore O
Mua - Progressive Past Tense
Lesson Three: Hei Mahi Tuarima
Exercise 9.5 Whakamāoritia
(translation exercise)
Lesson Four: Hei Kōrerorero Te
Whakataetae Kapa Haka’ (translation
exercise)
Lesson Five: Hei Korererero Te
Whakataetae Kapa Haka (putting it
altogether in conversation)
Module 10:
Introduction
Lesson One: Te
Whakakāhoretanga O Ngā
Rereingoa–how to negate
nominal sentences
Lesson Two: Te
Whakakāhoretanga o Ngā
Reremahi - Negating
Progressive Sentences
Lesson Three: Te
Whakakāhoretanga O Ngā
Rerewāhi - Negation of
Locative Sentences
Lesson Four: Hei Mahi
Whakamāoritia. In this
lesson, Dr Rāpata will help
you translate the sentences
into Māori.
Lesson Five: Hei Korererero
Ko te Whutupōro (putting it
altogether in conversation)
You must complete each module, in sequence, before
moving to the next module. The quizzes and
assessments as well as the audio transcription
exercises are self-automated marking. This means
you receive a result immediately upon completion of
each quiz or assessment. You have two attempts at
the assessments.
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