http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com/taxonomy/term/19/0 Te oneone e hono nei i Te Mahia ki Te Ika-a-Māui. mi http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com/node/57 <p>Ko te whenua kei konei ko Te Ūpoko-o-tātaramoa. </p> <p>He wāhi kei te haramai<a href="/glossary#term45" title="haramai: come (short for haere mai, haramai is used quite frequently in the interviews)" class="glossary-indicator">¤</a> ngā tāngata katoa mō te noho. </p> <p>Kei kōrā he teneti katoa, me ngā [ ] katoa, kei te whawhai ngā tangata whenua mō</p> <p><a href="http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com/node/57">pānui tonu</a></p> http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com/node/57#comment Te Ūpoko o Tātaramoa Mon, 17 Apr 2006 20:34:58 -0600 Te Reo Kanikani 57 at http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com/node/21 <p>Ka hoki anō ki te wā i eke mātou ki tātahi<a href="/glossary#term71" title="tātahi: the beach (Note there is an implicit &#039;the&#039; in tātahi)" class="glossary-indicator">¤</a>, ki te wāhi e kīa rā e mātou, ko te Upoko-o-tātaramoa. </p> <p>I reira mātou e noho ai, e pakanga ana arā mō te whenua arā te toi karanga ki ngā mahi ā tauiwi ki a mātou. I haere mātou ki reira ki te whakatūtū puehu, kirikiri, hei whakapuritia tērā o ngā toenga whenua. Ka roa tō mātou ki reira me ngā tamariki, ka puta mai hoki ngā ratarata, ngā tangata rongonui, kua tae hoki ki te wā pōti<a href="/glossary#term72" title="wā pōti: elections" class="glossary-indicator">¤</a>. Ka haramai<a href="/glossary#term45" title="haramai: come (short for haere mai, haramai is used quite frequently in the interviews)" class="glossary-indicator">¤</a> rātou ki kōrā.</p> <p><a href="http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com/node/21">pānui tonu</a></p> http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com/node/21#comment te ao o nāianei Te Ūpoko o Tātaramoa whenua Mon, 17 Apr 2006 05:24:35 -0600 Te Reo Kanikani 21 at http://www.kanikani-opoutama.com