Language

A Maori language resource that beginners could self teach themselves. After teaching hands-on for years in the public and corporate sector Jason and Sarah developed Cultureflow® - the Mäori language course for beginners.

An online tool allowing you to enter a single word to translate between the English and Maori languages.

Providing information on te reo Maori, the Maori language, including basic grammar and vocabulary.

This site provides authoritative, up-to-date information on the Maori language of New Zealand. It presents key information, lists references and provides links to other useful sites.

A portal providing access to Te Reo Maori radio broadcasting on the Internet. Browse the station Web sites, look at information provided by Te Mangai Paho and Te Whakaruruhau, read personal recollections about the Maori broadcasting story, or listen to the stations.

A site dedicated to a discussion of issues related to Kaupapa Maori, or the 'conceptualisation of Maori knowledge' that has been developed through oral tradition. It is the process by which Maori receive, internalise, differentiate and formulate ideas and knowledge through te reo Maori.

Korero Maori is for everyone who wants to speak the Maori language or learn more about it. Here, you will find interactive conversations, language resources and advice to help you increase your knowledge of te reo Maori.

The Kai Tahu vision for te reo Maori. By the year 2025, they hope to have at least 1,000 Kai Tahu homes speaking te reo as a natural language of communication.

An integrated Maori language learning system, letting you learn Te Reo Maori at your own place, time and pace.

Kimikupu Hou is a searchable database of new and technical Maori vocabulary.

An online English-Maori and Maori-English dictionary for learners of the Maori language. This resource is also available in hard copy form and is designed to complement other learning resources.

Information on the Maori language (Reo Maaori) based on the author's studies.

The Maori Language Commission was set up under the Maori Language Act 1987 to promote the use of Mäori as a living language and as an ordinary means of communication.

The site provides information on Maori language education in New Zealand, including resources, research, communication, professional development, strategy and policy.

Learn the basics of the Mâori language, through online video lessons, and take advantage of links to resources and organisations that will help you to learn Te Reo Mâori.

A Government funded programme established in 2001 to support projects, programmes and activities that contribute to local level Māori language regeneration.

A community radio station in Tauranga, operated by Te Reo Irirangi o Tauranga Moana Charitable Trust. Maori language is at the heart of the radio station's programming.

A pan-tribal Maori radio station, established in 1990 and based in Paeroa. The station places a high value on Te Reo Maori me ona Tikanga and their principal long term goal is to increase language use in Hauraki.

An online dictionary providing Maori to English, and English to Maori translation. As well as translating words, this resource also illustrates their use in sentences and phrases drawn from a wide range of contemporary and traditional contexts.

Mâori Language Week began in 1975 with the aim of encouraging New Zealanders to have a go at speaking Mâori and to create a supportive environment for this to happen.

Dynamic Maori language television for children.

A radio station aiming to promote the Maori language and culture through the use of the spoken word. Broadcast in the Hawke's Bay region on 765AM and 94.3FM frequencies, the station reaches 20,000 people.

A Maori radio station broadcasting to the world over Mount Hikurangi, the first mountain in the world to see the sun.

Established as an Iwi radio station in 1989, Radio Tainui is one of 21 Iwi stations delivering programming for Maori audiences. The station broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing a vehicle of communication to Tainui tribal members and Maori living within Tainui's tribal boundaries.

Established in 1983, Radio Tautoko has always had a focus on Te Reo Maori, supporting Maori and Maori kaupapa in achieving their goals.