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Kioranga! Kohi mai ra! Welcome back!
This week I wanted to build on the previous episode. We'll revise how to ask how someone is? We'll also learn how to ask multiple people how they are, responding in the affirmative or negative, and we'll expand our vocabulary.
A great resource is the Moriori Dictionary and if you are like me and enjoy reading the source material, here is a link to many of the resources I use to build my understanding of the Re.
Kioranga!
Kioranga! This episode is exactly the same content as the previous episode, however it's full immersion, and completely spoken in Ta Re.
My reasoning for this is to give myself the speaking practice to be completely immersed in the language. Later down the line, I'll probably realise better ways to say things, the mistakes and errors I'm making, pronunciation improvements that could be made, but that's the entire purpose of this podcast - to improve my own ability.
Anyways here's what we go over today.
A great resource to check out is the Moriori Dictionary, where you can find the phrases I've shared today.
Enjoy!
Kioranga, kohi mai ra!
Greetings and welcome to you all! This is A Moriori Podcast.
I thought a good place to start would be on introductions, and greetings! Today you will learn:
A great resource to check out is the Moriori Dictionary, where you can find the phrases I've shared today.
Enjoy!
From the publisher's feed
Kioranga! Kohi mai ra!
My name is Ihira, and this is A Moriori Podcast.
My main goal for this space is to build my own Ta Re Moriori speaking ability so it can…
This is a casual bilingual podcast documenting my own journey. I'll share new words, give example sentences, share traditional stories, give insights, breakdowns, and my own reasoning behind some nuances of the language.
I don't claim to be an expert, and I'm definitely going to make many mistakes when speaking.
Anyways, that's it really!
Hokomenetai,
Me rongo.