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That's how it rules where I went
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It's the kind of thing they use in school in New Zealand (Aotearoa) to teach kids the basics of Te Reo Maori pronunciation. Here's a video with a lesson in pronunciation.
Here's a similar resource used to teach colours.
If you want to hear some spoken Te Reo here's a short video which tells the story of the great hero Maui taming the sun.
Thanks a lot! Super cool stuff, I'll be learning a bit of Maori, then.
You're welcome!
If you can track it down there's a 2002 movie called Whale Rider which is a good watch and features some Te Reo as well as portraying some other aspects of traditional Maori culture.