Room 18

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Wednesday, 27 February 2013

Room 18's Mihi



Room 18 have been learning to say their Mihi.

We learned that a Mihi is a short greeting to introduce our self to other people in te reo Maori. 

Room 18's Mihi includes where we come from, our nationality (iwi), our landmarks; mountain (maunga) and river (awa), our school and own name.

To know who we are, we have to know where we come from.

Here is Alysha's Mihi.
She has practised her Mihi over the last three weeks and she can say it without looking at her notes.  Well done Alysha!

 
Here is Carlos's Mihi.

Here is Devon's Mihi.





1 comment:

  1. Alysha I really loved how you pronounced the Maori words so well. You must have practised lots and persevered to get such a great result. Ka pai!
    My maunga is Aorangi mountain which is in Rotorua. Did you know that the maori word for Pigeon Mountain is Ohuiarangi? I wonder if Pigeon Mountain is famous for anything?

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