Kia kaha te reo Māori

Te reo Māori quiz: Wednesday

Wednesday 23 September

Kia ora anō. We are halfway through the week. Today we look at numbers, colours and a few kupu you will hear around the motu. Fourteen questions today, and every one is a chance to learn something new.

Enter your name to go in the draw for a daily spot prize. Email is optional. Kia kaha, and have fun.

Kia ora koutou! Halfway through the week. Today it is kupu for the office and the hui.

So we can enter you in the daily spot-prize draw.
Only if you would like us to reach you if you win.
Hui means:(Required)
Kaimahi means:(Required)
Mahitahi means:(Required)
Whakawhanaungatanga in the workplace means:(Required)
A tari is a:(Required)
Īmēra means:(Required)
Waea means:(Required)
Kōrero means:(Required)
Many hui open and close with a:(Required)
Rārangi take means:(Required)
In a meeting, to whakatau a decision means to:(Required)
Whakatā means:(Required)
Kia tūpato means:(Required)
Ngā mihi at the foot of an email means:(Required)
What is the te reo Māori name for Nelson?(Required)
Māwhera is the te reo Māori name for which West Coast town?(Required)
What is the te reo Māori name for Queenstown?(Required)
Optional. Tell us the town you are from, or a place that matters to you. This is not scored.