Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Thursday, March 22, 2018
Tuesday, March 13, 2018
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
The Waka
Waka
Aboard the mighty Waka, the fierce warriors paddle tremendously hard. “Ka mate, Ka mat, kora, kora , Ka mate’’ “Will I die, will I die, will I live, will I live” I said.
Adrenaline travels through my vains. Splash! My powerful oar makes me go forward and back and forward and back. “Squeak” go away eagle. The water glistened as I paddled to war “ uru uru na whetetera hee’’
As I paddled every time the water from the oar dripped like rain. We are not scared of you!!! We will live!!!
Thursday, March 1, 2018
Sunday, February 18, 2018
How to Hongi
The Hongi
What is a hongi?
A hongi is the pressing of noses, which symbolises the exchange of the breath of life
When does the hongi happen?
When the tangata whenua side indicates that the speeches are complete, the manuhiri speakers approach the tangata whenua to hongi
What to do.
1. “ Kia Ora “ When you meet a Targata Whenua ( people of the land ) you must shake there hand firmly with your right, also when you shake hands you must have eye contact.
2. After you shake their hands stop but still hold their hands, now take your left hand and place Your hand on the Targata whenua.
3. This might be funny but for this step you need to be responsible, ok now you have to touch nose’s just for one second, release your hand from the shoulder and hand
4. It is important to do the hongi properly other why’s they will think that you are rude.
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