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Kei ngā manu tute o tō tātou wao, nau mai ki te ururuatanga o Whakamīere. He wāhi tēnei e whakatairangahia ai ngā tini hua o te reo Māori. Ki konei tuia ai ngā muka o te ao tuhituhi, ā, ko te whāinga kia whakaputa i te reo o ngā pukapuka reo Māori. Welcome to Whakamīere, a place to celebrate te reo Māori and explore the literary world, where we produce translations of stories in te reo Māori. Tune in weekly to listen to episodes. If you enjoy the podcast, consider supporting us on Patreon.
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A paki poto about tinihanga and deceit, and getting caught. Listen to this week's episode to learn a new kīanga reo Māori as well.Por Whakamīere
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O Henry's classic short story is about a young couple determined secretly to surprise each other with a special gift despite their limited resources. Unaware of the other's plans, they each make a personal sacrifice to make their gift possible. It is a timeless story of generosity, sacrifice, and love. Cherished by readers for more than a century, …
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A short fable around picking your battles, and what can happen if you don't choose wisely.Por Whakamīere
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This kōrero is a little reminder to all of us to think about others before complaining about ourselves.Por Whakamīere
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One of perhaps Aesop's most famous kōrero. This paki poto reminds us what really happens when the mighty are in charge.Por Whakamīere
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A cautionary tale about why it's important to remember to be humble.Por Whakamīere
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Back by popular demand, Wini-te-Pū makes his return appearance on Whakamīere, where he tries to visit his friend Rāpeti and gets himself into a squeeze.Por Whakamīere
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A kōrero about why we should not perhaps be so quick to judge others.Por Whakamīere
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A quick paki poto about dogs attempting the impossible.Por Whakamīere
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What would you say to get yourself out of harm's way? Find out what the Pekapeka does when snatched by a Wīhara!Por Whakamīere
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We are thrilled to showcase the first ever reo Māori translation of Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Speckled Band. Dive into the famous detective's world through the eyes of his companion Wātene. The classic locked-room mystery is said by many to be Arthur Conan Doyle's finest work, and is even considered by the author to be his best story…
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A short fable about a sneaky wolf and a cautious goat kid. Plus a sneak preview of our upcoming Sherlock Holmes pakiwaitara.Por Whakamīere
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Our atua friend Jupiter is delighted by a gift from the Bee. How can he repay him? Transcripts are auto-generated, and do not accurately reflect the reo Māori (or English) used in the podcast. Accurate PDFs are available on Patreon.Por Whakamīere
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An evil Wolf meets a meek Lamb in the forest. Transcripts are auto-generated, and do not accurately reflect the reo Māori (or English) used in the podcast. Accurate PDFs are available on Patreon.Por Whakamīere
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In celebration of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, we have a special bonus episode for you. AA Milne's classic Winnie-the-Pooh has been fully translated into te reo Māori, and we are thrilled to share the first pakiwaitara with you. Transcripts are auto-generated, and do not accurately reflect the reo Māori (or English) used in the podcast. Accurate PDFs ar…
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Ever wondered what happens if you double the food you feed your hens? Aesop knew. This week's Paki Poto is a kōrero about facts and figures. Transcripts are auto-generated, and do not accurately reflect the reo Māori (or English) used in the podcast. Accurate PDFs are available on Patreon.Por Whakamīere
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September's Pakiwaitara is by Ernest Hemingway. Hills Like White Elephants puts you in the shoes of an American man and a young lady in Spain as they wait for their train to Madrid. Filled with tension throughout, it's a roller coaster of bravery, sensitivity, and uncertainty. Transcripts are auto-generated, and do not accurately reflect the reo Mā…
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In this Paki Poto, a Dog tries to eat an Oyster in this well-known fable by Aesop. Listen in te reo Māori first, followed by the English. Transcripts are auto-generated, and do not accurately reflect the reo Māori (or English) used in the podcast. Accurate PDFs are available on Patreon.Por Whakamīere
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A short fable by Aesop about Jupiter (the god not the planet) and the Camel. Listen in te reo Māori first, followed by the English. Transcripts are auto-generated, and do not accurately reflect the reo Māori (or English) used in the podcast. Accurate PDFs are available on Patreon.Por Whakamīere
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Te Pōkiha me te Tāka is our first Paki Poto episode. It's a translation of The Fox and the Stork by Aesop. Listen to the story in te reo Māori first, followed by the English.Por Whakamīere
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