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Distinguishing between nouns in te reo Māori has been a long haerenga

Language Matters: No shortage of Kiwis steeped in words

Early Māori dictionary provides explanations of value

The dictionary provides English meanings for Māori words – but it is vastly more than a simple glossary offering one-on-one meanings. The translations are in many cases followed by quotations exemplifying usage which are drawn from carefully selected sources, chosen as representative of “classical” Māori; that is, of a te reo as free as possible from influences intruding from other languages. The quotations offer testing exercises for the reader (since translations are only infrequently supplied). Of particular value are entries for particles, providing careful explanations of the various functions of each. Extremely handy, also, is the one-page “Scheme of a Maori Verb” (in the front of the book, near the end of the introductory material) which provides examples of both affirmative and negative forms of the verb

The Six Keys to Positive Communication

Posted on May 2, 2021 | Views: 418 Awaken Mgr2021-05-02T08:06:01-07:00 by Julien C. Mirivel: When I was 15 years old, I enrolled in a program to study English in what seemed like the middle of nowhere, also known as Iowa. Having grown up in France and Switzerland, I spoke zero English. In Iowa, I couldn’t understand what people were telling me, and I couldn’t express myself. I couldn’t connect with people, I couldn’t create interactions, I couldn’t build friendships. I faced some of the most difficult months of my life because I was in some ways mute, and in some ways deaf.

The Six Keys to Positive Communication

The Six Keys to Positive Communication Communicating better can help you achieve your goals and deepen your relationships. By Julien C. Mirivel | April 27, 2021 When I was 15 years old, I enrolled in a program to study English in what seemed like the middle of nowhere, also known as Iowa. Having grown up in France and Switzerland, I spoke zero English. In Iowa, I couldn’t understand what people were telling me, and I couldn’t express myself. I couldn’t connect with people, I couldn’t create interactions, I couldn’t build friendships. I faced some of the most difficult months of my life because I was in some ways mute, and in some ways deaf.