2 Mahuru 2011
Tena koutou i nga ahuatanga o te wa, otira tena koutou e whakapau nei i o koutou kaha ki te pupuri i te reo tuku iho o o koutou tipuna kua riro ki te poho o Rehua, me te aha, whakarerea mai ana ko koutou nga uri ki te whakatinana i o ratou maruapo.
Waikato/Hauraki Ma te Reo Factsheet 2011
The Board of Commissioners of Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Maori invites you to attend the launch of Te Tai Tokerau Ma te Reo Factsheet 2011. This event brings together people from across the community to discuss, showcase and celebrate Maori language success and innovation across Aotearoa through 10 years of Ma te Reo funding.
Waikato/Hauraki Ma te Reo Factsheet 2011 launch will take place at Te Wananga o Aotearoa, Mangakotukutuku Campus, 254 Ohaupo Road Glenview, Hamilton on 28 Mahuru 2011 beginning with a whakatau at 10.00am.
To give us an indication of numbers attending please RSVP to Erena Richards by email to erena.richards@tetaurawhiri.govt.nz or by phone 0800 628 373 ext 727.
The Ma te Reo fund was established in 2001 to provide financial support to projects that contribute to community based Maori Language revitalisation. I look forward to celebrating with you the efforts of individuals, iwi, hapu and other Maori language communities who have shown sustained commitment to Maori language regeneration.
Naku noa, na
Kaiwhakahaere Matua
Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Maori
- Learn some basic phrases and greetings in te reo Maori
- Learn some phrases for special occasions
- Some ideas for Maori Language Week
Maori Language Week is made possible with the support of: