Today we watched this video. It was made by a student at Kapati College. We had a discussion after watching to reflect on how we feel about his speech and whether we agree or disagree with him.
After viewing this video please go to the comment section and read our opinions. Please leave a comment sharing your opinion with us too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6-SdrRxPOQ
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This boy has shown me that pronouncing words/name wrong can be annoying.People some times to it on preppies so they can annoy other people.People need to know that it herts sometimes.
ReplyDeleteFrom Alyssa Room11
This is a really cool video and it is true you should at least try say maori words properly. If you get it wrong try again but that time try harder.
ReplyDeleteCourtney rm11
I really like this video because it tells you to have a go at saying Maori words right.
ReplyDeleteI really like this video because it tells you to give saying Maori words right.
ReplyDeleteFrom Ailish rm11
I agree with the boy from Kapati College about prononcing words right. Because Australia has lost quite a lot of languages. The New Zealand Maori Language is one of the most specialist things about our country. I was quite shocked when I heard there is only around 4 percent of New Zealand that speak Maori and 88 percent of New Zealand don't. Desmond Rm11
ReplyDeleteHe's right!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it annoying when you hear your name or someone else's name. This is so true we need to keep our culture flowing it is one of New Zealand's official languages. We do need to add a little effort in our maori speaking. So I agree with him!
By Tylah-Dawnn Room11