Greetings
Powhiri
Karanga
Whaikorero
Mihimihi
Marae Visits
Te Ara
Te Papa
Te Taura Whiri
Maori.org
Te Kete Ipurangi
Culture & Heritage
Maorilanguage.net
100 Maori words all New Zealanders should know
Te Whanake Maori Language Learning Resources
Powhiri
Karanga
Whaikorero
Mihimihi
Marae Visits
Te Ara
Te Papa
Te Taura Whiri
Maori.org
Te Kete Ipurangi
Culture & Heritage
Maorilanguage.net
100 Maori words all New Zealanders should know
Te Whanake Maori Language Learning Resources
Te hunga akoako
For learners
Learning the Maori language is useful and fun and the Korero Maori beginners section has everything you need to get started.
Hear how to say the basics like vowel sounds and try out our interactive conversations where you can test your listening skills.
There is an introduction to the ways Maori people use their language in traditional settings and on community occasions.
You can also find out about some key Maori language moments in history.
And why not join our online Language Club. Beginners are welcome and it’s a good way of connecting up with other Maori language speakers so you can advance and support your adventure in reo Maori.
He ara ki mua
Some ways forward
- The basics
Some phrases to start you off, plus some interactive conversations, pronunciation guides and some phrases for special occasions
- Protocols
Introduction to formal greetings in Maori cultural settings
- History
Historical background to reo Maori, including written and spoken forms
- Myths and Legends
Some of the key stories of the Maori people
- Proverbs
Some of the most popular Maori sayings
- Waiata
Well-known Maori songs and their meanings
- Tips
Tested tips and strategies to help you learn reo Maori
- Test yourself
Find out how much Maori language you already know