{"id":35,"date":"2012-07-26T15:15:56","date_gmt":"2012-07-26T03:15:56","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/sites.massey.ac.nz\/library\/?p=35"},"modified":"2012-07-31T10:57:55","modified_gmt":"2012-07-30T22:57:55","slug":"kupu-o-te-wiki","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sites.massey.ac.nz\/library\/2012\/07\/26\/kupu-o-te-wiki\/","title":{"rendered":"Kupu O Te Wiki"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Kupu<\/p>\n

Kupu o te wiki, or word of the week, is brought to you by the Library’s M\u0101ori Services<\/a> staff.<\/p>\n

19\/07\/2012: The kupu o te wiki this week is: wero<\/strong> (where-raw) or challenge<\/strong>
\nChildren can sometimes be your wero<\/strong> in life.
\n<\/p>\n

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10\/07\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: aroha<\/strong> (are-raw-har) or love\/compassion\/empathise<\/strong>
\nShare the aroha<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

04\/07\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: whakauru<\/strong> (far-car-oo-roo) or login\/logon<\/strong>
\nI can’t whakauru<\/strong> because I have forgotten my password.<\/p>\n

28\/06\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: hukarere<\/strong> (who-car-rare-rare) or snow<\/strong>
\nThere is hukarere<\/strong> on the hills!<\/p>\n

19\/06\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: whakat\u0101 (far-car-tar) or rest<\/strong>
\nOnce all your exams are over you can whakat\u0101<\/strong> until Semester Two.<\/p>\n

14\/06\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is : akomanga<\/strong> (are-core-mar-ngar) r\u016bma<\/strong> (rumour) or room<\/strong>
\nMake sure you know which akomanga<\/strong> your exam is held in or you may end up going to the wrong r\u016bma!<\/strong><\/p>\n

07\/06\/2012: The kupu o te wiki this week is: huarere<\/strong> (who-are-rare-rare)or weather<\/strong>
\nThe huarere<\/strong> for the South Island was a wee bit chillier this week!<\/p>\n

30\/05\/2012: The kupu o te wiki this week is: poroporoaki<\/strong> (pore-raw-pore-raw-are-key) or farewell<\/strong>
\nTomorrow there will be a poroporoaki<\/strong> for one of the staff who is retiring.<\/p>\n

22\/02\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: k\u0101meta<\/strong> (car-mare-tar) or scarf<\/strong>
\nIt is getting colder so some of us are starting to wear a k\u0101meta.<\/strong><\/p>\n

18\/05\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: whakap\u014dtaetanga<\/strong> (far-car-pore-tie-tar-ngar) or graduation<\/strong>
\nIt was wonderful to see so many wh\u0101nau at the M\u0101ori Whakap\u014dtaetanga<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

10\/05\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: k\u014dk\u0101<\/strong> (core-car) or whaea<\/strong> (fire) or \u016bkaip\u014d<\/strong> (oo-kye-pore) or m\u0101m\u0101<\/strong> (mar-mar) Mother, Mum<\/strong>
\nMy m\u0101m\u0101 is going to be so pleased with my k\u014dk\u0101<\/strong> gift for \u016akaip\u014d<\/strong> Day!<\/p>\n

02\/05\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: menemene<\/strong> (mair-nair-mair-nair) or smile<\/strong>
\nIt is Mothers’ Day soon so it is not too late to make mum harikoa<\/strong> and even menemene<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

27\/04\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: whakamaharatanga<\/strong> (far-car-mar-har-rar-tar-ngar) or remembrance<\/strong>
\nANZAC is a day of whakamaharatanga for our soldiers.<\/p>\n

16\/04\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: Ngahuru<\/strong> (ngar-who-roo)or Autumn<\/strong>
\nIt definitely is Ngahuru<\/strong> the nights are a lot chillier!<\/p>\n

11\/04\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: ngenge<\/strong> (ngair-ngair)or tired<\/strong>
\nThinking about assignments makes me so ngenge!<\/strong><\/p>\n

03\/04\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: Aranga<\/strong> (Are-rah-ngar) or Easter<\/strong>
\nWoohoo Aranga<\/strong> starts my Mid-semester break!<\/p>\n

26\/03\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: rangahau<\/strong> (rah-ngar-hoe) or research<\/strong>
\nLibrary resources will help you with your rangahau.<\/strong>
\nI will go to the library to ask for some rangahau<\/strong> assistance.<\/p>\n

22\/03\/2012: The kupu o te wiki for this week is: parakuihi<\/strong> (par-rah-kwe-hee)or breakfast<\/strong>
\nMake sure you have parakuihi<\/strong> so you can concentrate on your study.<\/p>\n

14\/03\/2012: This week’s kupu o te wiki is: harikoa<\/strong> (har-ree-core-ah) or joyful, pleased, glad, excited<\/strong>
\nI am so harikoa<\/strong> because my assignment is in on time!<\/p>\n

07\/03\/2012:The kupu o te wiki for this week is: kia tere<\/strong> (kee-a tair-rare) or be quick, hurry up<\/strong>
\nKia tere<\/strong> or your assignment will be late!<\/p>\n

28\/02\/2012: This week our kupu o te wiki is: matekai<\/strong> (mar-tair- kye) or hungry<\/strong>
\nSometimes being makariri<\/strong> makes me very matekai!<\/strong><\/p>\n

21\/02\/2012: Our kupu o te wiki this week is: makariri<\/strong> (mar-car-ree-ree) or cold<\/strong>
\nI don’t want to get out of bed it is too makariri!<\/strong><\/p>\n

15\/02\/2012: Our kupu o te wiki this week is: k\u00f4rero<\/strong> (core-rare-raw) or talk\/speak\/conversation\/chat<\/strong>
\nMe k\u00f4rero tahi t\u00e2ua – Let’s have a chat\/ I would love to have a k\u00f4rero<\/strong> with you.<\/p>\n

08\/02\/2012: Our kupu o te wiki this week is: kawhe<\/strong> (car-fair) or coffee<\/strong>
\nI can’t function until I’ve had my morning kawhe<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

02\/02\/12: This week’s kupu o te wiki is aromatawai<\/strong> (are-raw-mar-tar-wy) or assessment<\/strong>
\nI have done well in my aromatawai<\/strong> so far, roll on the exam!<\/p>\n

24\/01\/12: This week’s kupu o te wiki is mahi<\/strong> (mar-hee) or work<\/strong>
\nWe should all be back at mahi<\/strong> now, getting on with our mahi<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

16\/01\/12: This week’s kupu o te wiki is paihikara<\/strong> (pie-hee-car-rah) or bike\/bicycle<\/strong>
\nYour New Year’s resolution may have been to walk or ride your paihikara<\/strong> to work rather than take the car.<\/p>\n

09\/01\/12: This week’s kupu o te wiki is hanawiti<\/strong> (Har-nar-we-tee) or sandwich<\/strong>
\nYou might be able to sit out in the sun today to have your hanawiti<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

05\/01\/12: This week’s kupu o te wiki is Raumati<\/strong> (Roe-mar-tee) or Summer<\/strong>
\nFinally, we have some fine weather for Raumati<\/strong>!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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