Tātarihia tō Reo Pākihi - Assess your business reo - Kōrero Māori
If staff at your company or organization have asked about resources for Maori Language Week - here is one place you can recommend from the Maori Language Commission website. You can also try this quiz from Stuff:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/3957277/Place-names-quiz
Showing posts with label maori language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maori language. Show all posts
Monday, July 26, 2010
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
A Maori Dimension
Last week July 21-25th was Maori Language Week in New Zealand. During that week searching and using Google in the Maori language or te reo was launched. Go to www.google.co.nz and try it out.
In the catalogue of the New Zealand School of Export I began using Maori subject headings from the thesaurus Nga Upoko Tukutuku hosted by the National Library of New Zealand. Some of the terms I will find useful are:
tauhokohoko - trade
hua - food produce sold for profit
putea - finance
tapoi - tourism
As the thesaurus is developing and evolving I am sure there will be more terms which can be used to make the ELIScat more useful to Maori. Are there any lists of trade terms in First Nations languages which others are using?
Graeme
In the catalogue of the New Zealand School of Export I began using Maori subject headings from the thesaurus Nga Upoko Tukutuku hosted by the National Library of New Zealand. Some of the terms I will find useful are:
tauhokohoko - trade
hua - food produce sold for profit
putea - finance
tapoi - tourism
As the thesaurus is developing and evolving I am sure there will be more terms which can be used to make the ELIScat more useful to Maori. Are there any lists of trade terms in First Nations languages which others are using?
Graeme
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