Reo Ora - Workbook and User Guide - He Pukapuka Mahi, explains how the online course for Reo Ora works and provides all of the questions, translation and listening comprehension exercises contained on the app. This workbook is a must for those who are thinking about learning Te Reo, through our Certificate in Te Reo.

 

Reo Ora - Workbook and User Guide - He Pukapuka Mahi, explains how the online course for Reo Ora works and provides all of the questions, translation and listening comprehension exercises contained on the app. This workbook is a must for those who are thinking about learning Te Reo, through our Certificate in Te Reo.

 

Reo Ora - Workbook and User Guide - He Pukapuka Mahi, explains how the online course for Reo Ora works and provides all of the questions, translation and listening comprehension exercises contained on the app. This workbook is a must for those who are thinking about learning Te Reo, through our Certificate in Te Reo.

 

Reo Ora - Workbook and User Guide - He Pukapuka Mahi, explains how the online course for Reo Ora works and provides all of the questions, translation and listening comprehension exercises contained on the app. This workbook is a must for those who are thinking about learning Te Reo, through our Certificate in Te Reo.

 

The name of this ebook and online course is Reo Ora which means Living Language and is the prescribed text for the Reo Ora – Māori language program.

 

Te Ao Māori - The Māori World, was first published in 2008 by Raupo Publishers, and provides a fascinating account of the origins, culture and protocols of the Māori people, The book is beautifully illustrated and written bi-lingually (in Māori and English). He tino taonga te pukapuka nei. This book is a real treasure!

 

"Me aha a Hera?" - "What Shall Hera Do?" is a romantic drama which follows the story of Hera, who has just broken up with her boyfriend Hakopa. The love story is written in Māori with English subtitles and each episode has a QR code which you scan to watch the movie, featuring young, fresh fluent speaking Māori talent.