Share your mihi

 

Have you ever had to introduce yourself in te reo?

Take part in our mihi moment. Learn and upload your mihi as part of your commitment to learn and speak as much te reo as you can.

We have 3 easy steps to help you so that you can let people know your name, where your ancestors come from (if you know), and where you live now.

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Tūhono mai ki te Rangaihi Reo Māori
Join the Māori Language Movement

By learning and speaking te reo you are a part of the Māori Language Movement - te Rangaihi Reo Māori - an open invitation to all New Zealanders to treasure and celebrate something that is part of our identity - te reo Māori.

Sarah | Ngaruawahia
Āria | Okato

Ko Haider Khan tōku ingoa...

Haider | Auckland

Jack Tame shares his mihi...

Jack Tame | Tāmaki Makaurau
Ria Hall | Tauranga Moana

Jennifer Ward-Lealand...

Jennifer Te Atamira Ward-Lealand | Tāmaki Makaurau

Dr Ashley Bloomfield gives #MyMihi a go...

Ashley Bloomfield | Te Whanganui-a-Tara

• Ko Melanie tōku ingoa • Ko Alex tōku ingoa • Ko George tōku ingoa • Nō Rotorua ō mātou...

Melanie | Auckland

Stacey Morrison shares her mihi...

Stacey Morrison | Tāmaki Makaurau

Scotty Morrison takes part in #MyMihi...

Scotty Morrison | Tāmaki Makaurau

Ko Moana tōku ingoa Nō Ingarani, Kōtirana, Ateria me Hāmene ōku tīpuna Kei te noho au ki Paekākāriki

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Moana | Wellington

Hēmi Kelly, author and teacher of te reo Māori with his mihi...

Hēmi Kelly | Tāmaki Makaurau

Ko Leilani tōku ingoa Nō Waikato ōku tīpuna Kei te noho au ki Te Whanganui-a-Tara...

Leilani | Wellington

NZ Olympian and Pole Vaulter, Eliza McCartney, shares her mihi...

Eliza McCartney | Tāmaki Makaurau
Kim | Tāmaki Makaurau

Ko Kevin tōku ingoa...

Kevin | Wellington

Ko Reitini tōku ingōa Nō te rōhe pōtae ōku tūpūnā Kei te nōhō āu ki Kihikihi

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Reitini | Kihikihi
Mah | Gisborne

Kia kaha te reo Māori :)...

Kiriana | Te Whanganui-a-Tara
Sonny | Titahi Bay
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Organisations that have joined us

Brooklyn Primary School

Tennent Brown Architects

Epsom Girls Grammar School

Douglas Park School

Department of Corrections

Hobsonville School

Manukura

Paparoa Street School

Kidsfirst Kindergartens Wales Street

Growing Minds

Rangiora High School

Canterbury District Health Board (Corporate Office)

The Good Registry

Trade Aid

Kumeu Montessori Preschool

Young Enterprise Trust

Fire and Emergency NZ

Elite Early Childhood Education

Featherston School

Mangere Central School

Department of Conservation

Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao

Dev Academy

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