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Emotions And Feelings In Mдѓori Flashcards Teacher Made Book 8 | ngā kare ā roto – emotions. this book provides a range of te reo māori kupu (words) and rerenga kōrero (phrases) associated with ngā kare ā roto (emotions and feelings). produced by dr ngaroma m. williams, dr tracy dayman, dr kay lee jones, and rāhera cowie from the school of teacher education at the university of canterbury. 1. (noun) life principle, vital essence, special nature, a material symbol of a life principle, source of emotions the essential quality and vitality of a being or entity. also used for a physical object, individual, ecosystem or social group in which this essence is located. show example. see also mauri. synonyms: mauri, ira.
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Pin On Te Reo Resources Love in māori is beautifully expressed with the word aroha. this term encompasses feelings of love, compassion, and empathy, reflecting the deep emotional bonds in māori communities. “kei te aroha ahau ki a koe” – i love you. affection or tenderness is often referred to as ngākau māhaki, a term that suggests a gentle or soft heart. Study with quizlet and memorise flashcards containing terms like how are you?, kei te (pai) ahau, to be thrilled, excited and others. Ka whati te tī, ka wana te tī, ka rito te tī. when the ti kouka (cabbage) tree is destroyed, it builds inner strength, then begins to grow again resilience. male. female. kaua tātou e rapu hapa. me rapu hāpai kē! let's not seek out mistakes. let's instead seek support and encouragement! male. Hone thorpe, the business school’s kaiārahi, talks to us about emotional intelligence. “we could argue that emotions for māori and europeans are similar in many ways, but, you could also argue that cultural differences, beliefs, experiences and prior histories before colonisation may impact the expression and interpretation of emotions.
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Emotions And Expressions In Te Reo Mдѓori Emotions Maori Word Ka whati te tī, ka wana te tī, ka rito te tī. when the ti kouka (cabbage) tree is destroyed, it builds inner strength, then begins to grow again resilience. male. female. kaua tātou e rapu hapa. me rapu hāpai kē! let's not seek out mistakes. let's instead seek support and encouragement! male. Hone thorpe, the business school’s kaiārahi, talks to us about emotional intelligence. “we could argue that emotions for māori and europeans are similar in many ways, but, you could also argue that cultural differences, beliefs, experiences and prior histories before colonisation may impact the expression and interpretation of emotions. Nb: there is often more than one word to describe a certain feeling or emotion in te reo māori ngā rerenga kōrero: phrases • kei te pēhea koe? kei te ngenge ahau. how are you? i am tired. • kei te pēhea koutou? kei te harikoa mātou. how are you all (3 )? we (3 ) are (feeling) happy. • kei te pēhea kōrua i tēnei rangi? how are you. Te kete ipurangi user options: navigate in: te reo māori positive behaviour for learning māori emotional faces.
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Te Reo Maori Feelings And Emotions Posters Top Teaching Tasks Nb: there is often more than one word to describe a certain feeling or emotion in te reo māori ngā rerenga kōrero: phrases • kei te pēhea koe? kei te ngenge ahau. how are you? i am tired. • kei te pēhea koutou? kei te harikoa mātou. how are you all (3 )? we (3 ) are (feeling) happy. • kei te pēhea kōrua i tēnei rangi? how are you. Te kete ipurangi user options: navigate in: te reo māori positive behaviour for learning māori emotional faces.
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