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Tuesday, 23 March 2021
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I tērā wiki kua ako mātou kei te pēhea te kimi i te ngako o te pukapuka.
I hangaia ata kūkara e mātou kia whakaatu i te ngako o tā mātou pukapuka.
Kia Ora Whaea Moana and Akomanga 6 We would like to know what this means- Te ātaahua hoki o ngā pikitia me te whakatakatoranga o ia whārangi o ngā ata kūkara. We are really enjoying reading your blog. Thank you. Room 5 from Glen Taylor School
Kia Ora Mrs Dhaliwal, Sorry for the long delay in replying to your message. It means 'how beautiful also are the pictures and placement of each page of the google slides'. Thanks you for you and your classrooms' comment.
Kia Ora, I would like to ask of what the meaning is for pukapuka, because it would help learn more Te Reo Maori. But keep working I would like to see more of your blog posts because it's interesting to read and see.
Hi I like your art one day I will like to do one of thoses
ReplyDeleteKia Ora Whaea Moana and Akomanga 6
ReplyDeleteWe would like to know what this means- Te ātaahua hoki o ngā pikitia me te whakatakatoranga o ia whārangi o ngā ata kūkara.
We are really enjoying reading your blog. Thank you.
Room 5 from Glen Taylor School
Kia Ora Mrs Dhaliwal,
DeleteSorry for the long delay in replying to your message. It means 'how beautiful also are the pictures and placement of each page of the google slides'.
Thanks you for you and your classrooms' comment.
Kia Ora,
ReplyDeleteI would like to ask of what the meaning is for pukapuka,
because it would help learn more Te Reo Maori. But keep working I would like to see more of your blog posts because it's interesting to read and see.
Kia ora Uheina,
ReplyDeletePukapuka means book in te reo māori.
Ngā mihi
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ReplyDeleteKia Orana Akomanga Rima!
ReplyDeleteI like the pukapuka you are reading. Why did you pick those pikitia ?
-Miss Tavioni
Tena koe akomanga rima :)
ReplyDeleteThese pukapuka look so cool to read , aha cant wait to read them :)
Stay safe <3