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New Zealand (Aotearoa) – 2019’s Māori Language Week (September 9-15 or 9-15 Mahuru) has concluded.
Nā tō rourou, nā taku rourou i tutuki te kaupapa. = Let’s congratulate each other on the greatest ever Te Wiki o te Reo Māori.
Māori Language Week = Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori is one of Planeta.com’s fave celebrations in the world, one that stands out as a practical model of inclusive experiences and smart communication bringing people together on the ground and on the web across the world. We see this as a way of expanding our knowledge and appreciation of Māori culture.
Hashtags: #TeWikioteReoMāori, #MāoriLanguageWeek
Māori Language Week = Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori is a popular, government-sponsored initiative promoting the use of Māori language. The week is part of the broader Māori language revival and raises public awareness for Māori language revitalization, learning, and public usage.
Key Links
tetaurawhiri.govt.nz
Bilingual signage
Facebook: tewikiotereomaori and reomaori
@reomaori
tewikiotereomaori.co.nz
Also
Māori-English Bilingual Signage
Questions
- How is New Zealand celebrating the International Year of Indigenous Languages?
- What are the notable publications and events during this year’s celebration?
- What are the Māori accounts to follow and share on Facebook, Twitter, and other social web channels?
- How do other countries hold celebrations of Indigenous languages?
- What are the dates for Māori Language Week 2020?
Planeta
Planeta.com uses the week to curate and retweet posts on the social web. We also use this as an opportunity to solicit corrections and suggestions for relevant pages. We touch base with friends and allies working on the ground. And we double check the dates for this year’s National Digital Forum and Nethui events.
Videos
Headlines
School children are ‘hungry’ for te reo, Māori Language Week shows – Stuff
A reflection for Te Wiki o te reo Māori
Time to bring back RNZ’s te reo Māori news?
Kia Kaha te Reo Māori: The Cultural Conservation in Māori Language Week – Ellen Allerton
Nobody ever taught me Māori
Air New Zealand threatened with Māori boycott – News Channel 21
Don’t know your ‘kia’ from your ‘ora’? – Maori Language Week
Embedded Tweets
E toru rā e toe ana!
Not enough tohu reorua – signs! That’s what people told us about our 333 bilingual signs. So we’ve added some more. If you have a sign you’d like to see in #tereo Māori, let us know.https://t.co/vcT6YCd5wR#KiaKahateReoMāori#TeWikioTeReoMāori pic.twitter.com/JX0lCUPBFD
— Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (@reomaori) September 6, 2019
Celebrating #TeWikioteReoMaori Wellington style. pic.twitter.com/3JjwzMKce2
— Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa (@NLNZ) September 9, 2019
It’s Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) and we encourage you to give it a go! Here's a few handy phrases to get you started. 👉Nau mai, haere mai = Welcome 👉Kei te pēhea koe? = How are you? #tewikiotereomaori#kiakahatereo #reomaori #MaoriLanguageWeek @reomaori pic.twitter.com/YaW1iZM11Q
— Christchurch Airport (@CHC_Airport) September 8, 2019
Nau mai ki te rā tuatoru o #TeWikioTeReoMāori
Catching public transport today? Try asking for your ticket in #tereo Māori – and bring our nation’s first language into every part of our lives.
Download the full set of transport phrases now ➡️https://t.co/ZgDvRMRQUD pic.twitter.com/L6sQOC6VSf
— Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (@reomaori) September 10, 2019
It is Te Wiki o te Reo Māori next week.👀 Keep an eye out for our Internet related words in Te Reo. We will also be sharing our gifted whakataukī and more!#TeWikioTeReoMāori #KiaKahaTeReoMāori pic.twitter.com/bCWNTymShA
— InternetNZ | Ipurangi Aotearoa (@InternetNZ) September 4, 2019
I tō mahi, i tō rōpū, i tō kura, i tō hapori rānei – whakanui #tereo Māori. Ahakoa iti, ākona, kōrerotia.
Toro mai ki te pae tukutuku o Te Wiki o te Reo Māori hei kimi whakaaro whakatairanga i te reo Māori a te 9-15 Mahuru!https://t.co/rfnJc10zTc pic.twitter.com/Zattyz9fvx
— Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (@reomaori) May 31, 2019
Ka tū Te Wiki o te Reo Māori hei te 9-15 o Mahuru 2019.
Māori Language Week will run from 9-15 September 2019.
Keep an eye out on our events page > https://t.co/5ilINiyVvz #tereo #tewiki19 https://t.co/qzikE9a0uO— Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (@reomaori) January 17, 2019
Ka whakakorehia te hōhā e AT Park te utu kia tū tōu waka ki te tiriti. Tukua mai te taupānga utukore ināianei.
AT Park takes the hassle out of paying for on street parking. Download the free app now: https://t.co/n1PFdmamXH #TeWikioTeReoMāori pic.twitter.com/T6keMOpS5l
— Auckland Transport (@AklTransport) September 12, 2019
Kōtakataka | round.
In honour of the bird of the year & Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, we celebrate te tama kōtakataka, arā te kererū | the round boy kererū.@reomaori #TeWikioteReoMāori pic.twitter.com/cEgehWWG9H
— Green Party NZ (@NZGreens) September 10, 2019
Pukapuka | Lungs 🌳
Tiakina te wao nui a tane hei oranga mōu. Look after the great forest of tane and in turn it will look after you. @reomaori #KiaKahateReoMāori #tereo #TeWikioteReoMaori #MāoriLanguageWeek pic.twitter.com/LUYKZazw5J
— Green Party NZ (@NZGreens) September 13, 2019
Joining the Hīkoia te Kōrero up Maungakiekie in support of te Reo Māori – AUT's Office of Māori Advancement and Te Ara Poutama. #KiaKahaTeReoMāori#TeWikioteReoMaori#MāoriLanguageWeek
^SS pic.twitter.com/z8MQfFnkmQ
— AUT University (@AUTuni) September 12, 2019
Wiki o Te Reo Māori was embraced by media more than ever this year – but what about the other weeks? https://t.co/ishZkzmD1k
— Mediawatch (@MediawatchNZ) September 14, 2019
Previous Celebrations
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