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The Taumata Kōrero | Kahumako Rāmeka, Tauawhi Bonilla, Thomas Aerepo-Morgan | Ka Pū Te Ruha, Ka Hao Te Rangatahi - The Voice of The Māori Youth
Next year, we celebrate 50 years since the presentation of the Te Reo Māori Petition on the steps of Parliament. This paved the way for our language to become formally recognised as an official language of Aotearoa New Zealand.
What does the future of Te Reo Māori look and sound like? Some may seem it rests upon the shoulders of the younger generations of Te Reo Māori speakers who have just as much reverence for our treasure as their predecessors did in 1972.
The voice of the Māori youth - te reo o te rangatahi.
This is The Taumata Kōrero.
Follow us on Instagram @kahumako_ @t_aerepomorgan @tauawhigramm @taumatakorero
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By Raniera HarrisonNext year, we celebrate 50 years since the presentation of the Te Reo Māori Petition on the steps of Parliament. This paved the way for our language to become formally recognised as an official language of Aotearoa New Zealand.
What does the future of Te Reo Māori look and sound like? Some may seem it rests upon the shoulders of the younger generations of Te Reo Māori speakers who have just as much reverence for our treasure as their predecessors did in 1972.
The voice of the Māori youth - te reo o te rangatahi.
This is The Taumata Kōrero.
Follow us on Instagram @kahumako_ @t_aerepomorgan @tauawhigramm @taumatakorero