For Maori language week we learned the Maori body song which is this :
Mahunga, pakihiwi, poku, hope, wae wae
Mahunga, pakihiwi, poku, hope, wae wae
Mahunga, pakihiwi, poku, hope, wae wae
Taringa, karu, ihu, waha eWe had to teach it to Room 5 and we also had to teach them what it means in english
Mahunga means head, pakihiwi means shoulder, puko means tummy, hope means hips, wae wae means legs, taringa means ear, karu means eyes, ihu means nose and last of all waha e means mouth.
Hi Charlene I like your Maori Language song. How was your buddie? my buddie was lorenz. from Arzoo :)
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DeleteThanks for noticing my Maori post and my buddy was jade she was fine ^ _ ^
From Charlene
Hi Charlene, you look like you've learned a lot of maori! Do you know any other body songs?
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Hi, yes I have learned alot about Maori, yes I do know other body songs but in english. Can you please write your name next time.
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Hi Charlene
ReplyDeleteI really like your moari body song, and also the moari language week. I got mixed up with that song, but now I know It and also I can teach others that song.
from Nadia/wolfy
Hi Charlene, It looks like you and your buddy are having fun learning the body song. Do you know any other body parts in Maori?
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