Wiki 2 - Pasadena

Ata mārie

• means Good morning

• means Goodbye

• can only be used when greeting a group

• means Good afternoon

Waka

• means walk/walking

• is a word for canoe/boat

• is a word for people

• means all of us together

He waka eke noa

• is a greeting

• is a whakataukī/proverb

• is a way of saying goodbye/farewell

• means leaders should lead from the front

He waka eke noa

• means Let's travel by boat

• means Let's build a boat together

• means We're all in this together

• means Let the sea be calm

We can use "Ka kite"

• to say hello

• to say good morning

• to ask a question

• to say good bye

We can use Haere rā

• to say farewell, when we are leaving

• to say hello when we enter a room

• to say farewell, when we are staying

• to say thank you

We can use E noho rā

• to say farewell when we are staying

• to say farewell when we are leaving

• to greet someone

• to ask a question

We greeted Kōkā Heather in te reo Māori since our last session

• Yes!

• No :(