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ko te rongoā o te ngākau pouri, he kōrero — the remedy for a sad heart is conversation. our wairua (spirit) knows when it's time to let go of the weight we've carried in silence — a gentle return to our āhua o roto (inner state).
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he pātai! i'm writing a short speech on taika for my level 2 reo class and want to mention ofmd. there's no word for 'pirate' on te aka. is there a kupu māori for pirate? would something like 'hēramana pāhua' work? pls help ;-; ngā mihi nui!
Kia ora! The Reed Dictionary of Modern Māori (the big blue one) has "paerete" for pirate. :)
Some random nature words in te reo Māori
te awa - the river
te roto - the lake
te moana - the sea / ocean
te wai - the water
te maunga - the mountain
te whenua - the ground
te rangi - the sky
te marama - the moon
te ngahere - the forest
In Maori, sport means “enjoying oneself” I thought that was nice :-)
Päivän sana joka saa sut hokeemaan ääneen non stop yhä enemmän miettien miten tää on suomenkielinen sana:
Kakkukupu
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Okay But Hear Me Out:
'kupu' is the Indonesian for Mothman
Never The Same, Never Boring
A day in the life of a U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service volunteer on Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge and Battle of Midway Memorial
Volunteers and interns on the beach at Midway Atoll
By Kaitlyn Jacobs, a Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge Biological Volunteer
On Midway Atoll, the only constant is waking up to the sounds of the sea and birds right outside your window.
In one week a volunteer will survey albatross chicks and endangered Laysan ducks, remove mass amounts of invasive plants from around the island, and clean up the marine debris invading our beaches. But even with the important weekly duties performed by our volunteer crew, there is always time to share this amazing island with others who want to help conserve it.
Simplicity is key 🌿
