te wiki o te maori

 This week is Maori language week and the teacher told us to do a phrase in Maori and do a slide with your phrase and a video of you saying the phrase you chose.

 This is my one:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/14z6gGkIjAWNF12bqpOvHHCWpNpZ-sAhx99I5ItfR0vM/edit#slide=id.g9906bec1ec_0_1  

Comments

  1. Mrs Loft17 September 2020 at 15:21

    Ka rawe Carmen! I hope to hear you using this phrase at school.

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  2. Anonymous17 September 2020 at 17:11

    Karawa Carmen! I agree to Mrs Loft. I love your Phrase! I Also like you Prestintion!!!

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