Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days Day 1
Lesson 1
Meet Anton, your teacher and take up the challenge that will have you speaking conversational reo Māori in just 7 days, if you're prepared to put in the mahi!
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 1 - Lesson 2
Wrap your mouth around the sounds of te reo Māori and learn how to pronounce the language correctly so that you can understand and be understood when speaking Māori.
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 1 - Lesson 3
Learn 20 new kupu (words) in te reo Māori that you can start dropping into your everyday English sentences. These will be incredibly useful as you grow your reo.
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 1 - Lesson 4
Learn how to greet and farewell in te reo Māori. This is an essential part of conversation and you don't want to skip this one!
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 2 - Lesson 1
In this lesson you'll learn how to introduce yourself by name in te reo Māori and how to ask someone who they are using the "ko wai" sentence structure
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 2 - Lesson 2
In this lesson you'll learn how to ask and answer that all important question, where are you from, in te reo Māori using the nō hea sentence structure.
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 2 - Lesson 3
It's time to take action and put everything we've learned so far into practise. You'll need a reo buddy for this one! Watch the lesson to find out more
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 3 - Lesson 1
In this lesson you'll learn how to talk about actions in te reo Māori using the "e (verb) ana" sentence structure. This is a foundational reo structure so you won't want to miss it!
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 3 - Lesson 2
In this lesson we dive into the basic structure of sentences in te reo Māori. Learn about what order to put words in and be amazed at just how much you can say now!
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 4 - Lesson 1
In this lesson you'll learn about pronouns in te reo Māori and how to talk about the relationship between people and things. A must watch!
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 4 - Lesson 2
In this lesson you'll learn how to talk about actions in that have already happened in the past as well as things that will happen in the future, in te reo Māori, using "i" and "ka"
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 5 - Lesson 1
This lesson focusses on how to use reo Māori to describe places and things. This is a two part lesson, and this is part 1.
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 5 - Lesson 2
This lesson focusses on how to use reo Māori to describe places and things. This is a two part lesson, and this is part 2
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 6 - Lesson 1
It might seem basic, but it's quite technical. In this lesson you'll learn how to count from 1 - 99 in te reo Māori. This is essential reo for everyone!
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 6 - Lesson 2
Now that you've leant to count properly in te reo Māori, it's time to learn how to ask and answer how many, using the "e hia" sentence structure.
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 7 - Lesson 1
In this lesson you'll learn how to use the sentence structure "kei hea" to ask and answer where something is. You'll also learn some basic directional language to give your answers some colour
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 7 - Lesson 2
This follows on from our last lesson. In this lesson you'll learn how to use what you've learned to combine and make complex sentences that describe where something is in te reo Māori
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 7 - Lesson 3
In this lesson you'll learn how to ask and answer how you are feeling in te reo Māori. You'll learn descriptive words to help you articulate how you're feeling and understand how someone else is doing too.
Conversational Reo Māori in 7 Days
Day 7 - Lesson 4 (final lesson in this series)
This is our last lesson in this series and this is where we bring everything we've learned over the last 7 days and put it into action. In this lesson, we will practise a basic conversation together before sending you on your way to go and kōrero with the world.