Match the Maori word with its meaning
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Waha Roa
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People of the land
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Manuhiri
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Shaking of hands, hongi
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Tangatawhenua
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Woman who call to the people
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Karanga
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Dining Room
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Mahau
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Formal Speech
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Kaikaranga
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Song
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Whaikorero
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Pressing of noses
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Kaikorero
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Sacred
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Pae Pae
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Gateway to the marae
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Waiata
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Not sacred (Normal)
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Hariru
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Visitors
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Hongi
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Rules set by the marae
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Kawa
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Call
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Whare Kai
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Male who speaks
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Tapu
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Veranda of the Marae
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Whakanoa
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The seat where the speakers sit
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Wednesday, 5 April 2017
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We have been learning the protocol of a powhiri. We had to match the Maori words with English phrases or words that could be used during a powhiri.
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Great job, Bailey. Mrs H and I are pretty sure that you will be a kaikaranga one day.
ReplyDeleteWell done Bailey. I agree totally with Mrs B's comments.
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