Aotearoa:
Te matau-a-Maui – The fish
hook of Maui (Hawkes Bay)
Te tuara o te ika – The backbone
of the fish (the mountain ranges of the North Island)
Te Manawa o te ika - The heart of the fish (Lake Taupo)
Te hiku o te ika – The tail of
the fish (Far north)
Te upoko o te ika – The head
of the fish (Wellington)
Te karu o te ika - The eye of
the fish (Lake Wairarapa)
Te waka-a-Maui – The canoe of
Maui (South Island)
Te punga o te waka-a-Maui –
The anchor stone of Maui’s canoe (Stewart Island)
Aua - Don't know
Whakarongo mai - Listen to me
Aue! - Oh no
Tumeke - Awesome
Aroha mai - Sorry
Taihoa - Hang on/wait
Poi making
Poi braid (Four strand)
Please can you tell me how to say Aua and Aue so we can use them at home? I know the other ones :)
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