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Friday, 31 August 2018

My Mihi

Tēnā koe (one) / Tēnā korua (two) / Tēnā koutou (lots) katoa.
Greetings to you / to you two / to you all.


Nō Tāmaki Makaurau ahau. 
I am from Auckland.


Ko Maunga Eden tōku maunga (mauka).
My mountain is Mount Eden.


Ko Manukau Harbour tōku awa.
My river is Manukau Harbour.

Ko Tia tōku matua.
My father is Tia.
Ko Alex tōku whaea.
My mother is Alex.
Ko St Francis of Assisi tōku kura tuatahi.
My primary school is St Francis of Assisi.
Ko Tino tōku ingoa whānau.
My family name is Tino.


Ko Alex tōku ingoa.
My name is Alex.

Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tātou katoa.
Therefore greetings to you all.


Do you know or have a mihi?
Tell me in the comments down below.

1 comment:

  1. Great to see you sharing other areas of your learning Alex. I do have a mihi, it was the one that I shared with you all at the start of last year. Have you thought about turning your mihi into a DLO? That way you could add pictures of people and places to help others who are learning Maori. Remember to add an introduction at the start of your blog for those who are not in the hub.

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