57 episodes
Starting In Te Reo Maori Podcast Grant Whitbourne
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4.3 • 47 Ratings
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Helping New Learners Move From Confusion To Clarity In Te Reo Māori
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54. Koro Bob Joins The 30 Day Te Reo Māori Bootcamp Course
Meet Bob, a retired kaumatua living in Melbourne Australia. Through an ongoing calling he has joined the 30 Day Te Reo Māori Bootcamp Course with great success.
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53. Whaea Beryl Reconnecting To Te Reo Māori
In this testimonial we chat with Whaea Beryl and her experience in the 30 Day Te Reo Māori Bootcamp.Join our free reo class here (perfect for beginners) bit.ly/grammarbasics
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52. Forget Goals. Create Strong Habits
I've learnt this year, more so than previous years, that strong habits beat lofty goals everyday of the week.Create strong habits around your Reo journey in 2023.
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51. RESPECT | The G-Whit Show (Ep4)
In this episode we take a look at:- Te ao hurihuri: The Quran in te reo Māori, Womens Rugby World Cup, Paku Gardening Tools - Kupu o te wiki: Rorohiko- Harikoa Highlight: From Peter S 🙌- Pause for Pronunciation: A surprise 13 letter kupu!- Grammar: When to use Au versus Ahau- My Whakaaro: RESPECT- Whakataukī: Te Mara o TāneHope you enjoy!If you're interested in learning with me you can check out:This awesome free beginners course covering grammar basics - bit.ly/grammarbasicsOr, a more s...
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50. #1 Beginner Mistake | The G-Whit Show (Ep 3)
Episode 3 of The G-Whit Show.❤️ GWTE REO FACEBOOK GROUP: https://bit.ly/tereogroupTE REO SELF PACED COURSE: https://bit.ly/selfpacedcourse
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49. Two Types Of Learners | The G-Whit Show (Ep 2)
Episode 2 of The G-Whit Show❤️ GWTE REO FACEBOOK GROUP: https://bit.ly/tereogroupTE REO SELF PACED COURSE: https://bit.ly/selfpacedcourse
Customer Reviews
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Really like the Plastic Māori episode.
Great.
Listening to this podcast is a great accompaniment to my te reo Māori studies at university.
Great learning tool
Very grateful I have stumbled upon this podcast! I have listened and re listened! Perfect when I’m in the garden, cooking, at the supermarket etc. Love that it is spoken slowly and clearly for a beginner! Looking forward to hearing more! Ngā manaakitanga ki a koe Grant!