Te Wiki O Te Reo Mдѓori Celebrating Our Language Ko “Ake Ake Ake – Mō Ake Tonu Te Reo” te kaupapa o te Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2024 rangona ai te tūātau nei hei whakakapi i ngā karakia me ngā whaikōrero i roto i te kotahitanga” It’s been 52 years since the landmark moment on September 14 1972, when Hana Te Hemara that the theme for this year’s te Wiki o te Reo Māori is “Ake Ake Ake – A Forever Language”
Te Wiki O Te Reo Mдѓori 2023 Reo Mдѓori with schools celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori [Māori Language Week] Both kindys are part of the Ahuriri Kāhui Ako [Community of Learning], which had been planning the kapa haka festival for From private business to the Paris Olympics, reo Māori is growing with the success of New Zealanders, says Minister for Māori Development Tama Potaka “I’m joining New Zealanders across the country in Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori is an annual event and runs 14 – 21 of September this year Visit your local library and pick up your own te reo reading material to take home and keep A great range of and the full events programme which runs from 14 – 21 September, see tereofestnz Wellington City Council is also proudly supporting several other events and promotions for Te Wiki o te Reo
Te Wiki O Te Reo Mдѓori 2021 Reo Mдѓori Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori is an annual event and runs 14 – 21 of September this year Visit your local library and pick up your own te reo reading material to take home and keep A great range of and the full events programme which runs from 14 – 21 September, see tereofestnz Wellington City Council is also proudly supporting several other events and promotions for Te Wiki o te Reo Te Reo Māori Society and student group Te Huinga And the life and influence of the petition didn’t stop there September 14 quickly became Māori Language Day, which then became Māori Ko tēnei te Wiki o te Reo Māori – it's Māori Language Week It's been 52 years since the landmark moment on September 14 1972, when Hana Te Hemara and her fellow activists from Ngā Tamatoa Ko tēnei te Wiki o te Reo Māori – it’s Māori Language Week It’s been 52 years since the landmark moment on September 14 1972, when Hana Te Hemara and her fellow activists from Ngā
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