🏮 Matariki Celebrations
Māori phrase of the day: Te Tau Hou Māori
= the Māori New Year
He wā motuhake Te Tau Hou Māori hei huihui tahi me te whānau.
“The Māori New Year is a special time to gather together with family.”
Illustration: AI-generated.
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🏮 Matariki Celebrations
Māori phrase of the day: Te Tau Hou Māori
= the Māori New Year
He wā motuhake Te Tau Hou Māori hei huihui tahi me te whānau.
“The Māori New Year is a special time to gather together with family.”
Illustration: AI-generated.
Did you know? Māori: tōku whare
Tōku uses the o-category possessive for a singular first-person possessor. It is used for relationships such as ownership of or association with a house, which is treated as an o-category relationship.
🧩 A and O Possessive Categories
Māori word of the day: tōku whare
= my house
Kei te taha o te awa tōku whare.
“My house is beside the river.”
Illustration: AI-generated.