Nā Patricia Grace, ko ngā whakaahua nā Robyn Kahukiwa

Te Kuia me te pūngāwerewere

As a student of Te Reo Maori I love to read books in Te Reo Maori to build my vocabulary and confidence. Lots of these books are for tamariki (kids) because that’s the level I’m at. 

I highly recommend you support Maori authors and buy your own copy of the book to read along! 

They are easily accessible and most of mine I’ve obtained from the local dump. My reading is not going to be 100% accurate, but hopefully we hear some improvements throughout this process. 

Nau mai Haere mai, Whakarongo mai ki Te Reo Māori: ngā tāonga nō ngā tūpuna!

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As a student of Te Reo Maori I love to read books in Te Reo Maori to build my vocabulary and confidence. Lots of these books are for tamariki (kids) because that’s the level I’m at. I highly recommend you support Maori authors and buy your own copy of the book to read along! They are easily accessible and most of mine I’ve obtained from the local dump. My reading is not going to be 100% accurate, but hopefully we hear some improvements throughout this process. Nau mai Haere mai, Whakarongo mai ki Te Reo Māori: ngā tāonga nō ngā tūpuna!

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