Whakatauki O te Wiki

Kia Ora ! Today's whakatauki is:

Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini

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My strength is not that of a single warrior but that of many

My personal meaning for this whakatauki means: 

Kaore te taea e te tangata kotahi te mahi i a ratau... No te mea e hiahia ana tatou ki tetahi kapa hei awhina.. 

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It is not that only your strength can do all the work, because you need others to help you out.. 

We should be collaborating ideas and should be working as a team for the purpose of our knowledge.

Have a read through my presentation:

Whakatauki O te Wiki

Kia Ora ! Today's whakatauki is:

Tangata Ako i te whare, 

te tauranga ki te marae tau ana. 

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The person taught well at home, 

will stand strong on the marae, and in society. 

My personal meaning for this whakatauki means: 

Mena he tangata koe e pai ana ki te ako i te kainga.. Nga uara ako, te whakaaetanga me te arataki. Ka uru atu koe ki nga mema i te whanau i roto i te hapori..

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If you are someone who is well taught at home... learning values, respect, and leadership.. You will soon join your family members in society. 

We should be collaborating ideas and should be working as a team for the purpose of our knowledge.

Have a read through my presentation:

Whakatauki O te Wiki

Kia Ora ! Today's whakatauki is:

He aha te kai o te rangatira? He korero, he korero, he korero. 

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What is the food of the leader? It is knowledge. It is communication.

My personal meaning for this whakatauki means: Challenging yourself to find how much strength and knowledge you have to become a leader... Fighting for the crown of leadership. Showing communication.

We should be collaborating ideas and should be working as a team for the purpose of our knowledge.

Have a read through my presentation:

Whakatauki O Te Wiki.

Kia Ora ! Today's whakatauki is:

"He Iti hoki te mokoroa nana i kakati te kahikatea"

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The mokoroa may be small, but it cuts through the Kahikatea tree"

My personal meaning for this whakatauki means: Even though you are small, you can still do great things...Although we are one person, we can make change.. We will become one. 

We should be collaborating ideas and should be working as a team for the purpose of our knowledge.

Have a read through my presentation:

Whakatauki O te Wiki:

Kia Ora Viewers! Today's whakatauki is:

"Na to rourou, Na taku rourou, ka ora ai te iwi"

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With your food basket and my food basket, we will thrive.

My personal meaning for this whakatauki means: My basket of knowledge, your basket of knowledge, our ideas will become one. 

So basically, what I'm saying is that, with one person and the other, as both ideas are together, we will thrive....

We should be collaborating ideas and should be working as a team for the purpose of our knowledge.

Have a read through my presentation:

Whakatauki O te Wiki

Kia Ora Viewers! Today's whakatauki is:

Ma Pango, Ma Whero, Ka oti ai te mahi.. 

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With black and white, the job will be done..!

My personal meaning for this whakatauki means: Weaving each other in one, to get the JOB done.!

So basically, what I'm saying is that, no matter who you are, you can still blend in and the job will be done easier and faster.. Because we are all unique and have different techniques and talents in show case that we didn't know of. So, if we work together, the job will be done.

Whakataukī o te wiki T3W2

For this weeks Whakatauki, it is: 

"E tau te rave angaanga i tana tutaki" - The worker is paid according to his/her service.. 

This means Woking hard consistently to be rewarded...

Take a look:

Ko te whakatauki O tenei wiki

Kia ora Koutou! 

Today, room 10 has been given 2 whakatauki. They are both similar, but is worded within gender. 

Here are our whakatauki: 

Moea he tangata ringa raupa! Marry a person who has calloused hands...

Meaning:

Marry a hardworking person!

Aitia te wahine i roto i te pa harakeke! Marry a women of the flax bush...

* Hardworker

Here is the presentation to my Whakatauki O te wiki:

Whakatauki O tenei wiki

Kia ora, Malo, Talofa and many more greetings! Today, I will be writing about my Whakatauki o tenei wiki:

"Kia rere au ki te rangi, tuhaha. Kia tau atu au ki taku taumata" _ "Let me soar to the heavens, so that I may reach my potential"

Key message:
To me, the key message in this whakatauki is:
Leaving Earth to the heavens so that you can reach the standard level of your skills. Developing plans to achieve your goals; Going to the next level in life as you have the faith to go high and far to succeeding your achievements.

A time in my life this whakatauki relates to me is when:
I create myself goals as I fly high, setting over standards and reaching stars that make people recognise the spirit and faith I have in me. This is to show them that I can/will achieve my goals, no matter if others want to hold me back. Because I will still believe in myself and you should to.

In the future:
In the future, I could use this whakatauki when;
Seeing others who feel left out because they don't have any support in them achieving their goals,(Like if your parents don't show up at your tournament: Because you want to show them what skills you have). Even if they do not have any goals, you can still encourage them to do the right thing. If you do, you may recieve kindness in a return. We learn the importance of sharing, appreciating those shared with us, and remembering that we are all special.

My Own Version:

"Everybody is a gift from above, as though that we are reminded to work together and support eachother"

"We all know the importance of sharing and support"

"Reach your mind out to the stars, to make people recognise you have a strong spirit in achieving goals"

"Reach for the sky" A.K.A : Buzz (From Toy story. If you've seen it)

What whakatauki do you like best: Comment below/
If any feedforward or feedback, please leave a nice comment..

Thankyou! Have a great day!

Whakatauki O te Wiki

Kia Ora, Malo, Talofa and many more greetings! Today, I have been working towards my Whakatauki O te Wiki: This whakatauki is "Kaua e mate wheke, mate ururoa"
* Don't die like an octopus, die like a shark.
I think this Whakatauki is very inspiring because their are many people who get scared to fight towards their dreams. The reason why they are scared is because:
1. People hold them back by saying they can't do it.
2. "Or, you stink" you ain't good enough to earn this job.

And this is why I think it is inspiring. If you are struggling towards achieving your goals, because people are holding you back. Then fight: Well not that kind of fight. But, try and get your dreams back and prove them wrong.

Here is the presentation to my Whakatauki O te Wiki:

I hope you enjoy!

Whakatauki O te Wiki

Kia Ora, Malo, Talofa and many more greetings! Today, I am blogging about my Whakatauki O te wiki.

This weeks Whakatauki is:

"He Ora te whakapiri, He mate te whakatariri. _ Their is strength in unity, Defeat in anger"

Here is the presentation to my whakatauki o te wiki:

I hope you enjoy!

Ko te whakataukī o te wiki - T2W8

Kia Ora, Malo, Talofa and many more greetings! It is now T2W8 and is nearly close to the holidays. This means my personal goal is to blog as much as I can for these future weeks. I am saying this because, our new whakatauki this week was " Ka Kitea a Matariki, Ka rere te korokoro" meaning "At the time of Matariki, it's time to move". This was a inspirational quote and I hope our next whakatauki will also be inspiring! Although, my own whakatauki to this weeks quote is "Moving towards your goals, even if it's challenging to face. This will help to make your opportunities come true. In times of this, it could also help to keep you moving"
Here is my whakatauki o te wiki presentation!

Whakatauki O te Wiki

Kia Ora, Malo, Talofa and many more greetings! Today for our "Whakatauki O Te Wiki" our teacher has chosen "Whatungarongaro te Tangata, Toitu te whenua". As man disappears from sight, the land will remain. I would say this quote as an inspiring one because it has a really big message in it and could be passed on to our next generations. I have learned lots from this whakatauki. My favourite part of this session was getting to know more about our land and how people fought, to save our whenua.

Here is a slide show of my whakatauki o te wiki! Hope you  enjoy!

Whakatauki o te wiki

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Today we have explained what Whakatauki means to us. Whakatauki is like quote. Although, for todays whakatauki, it was : Tama Tu, Tama Ora, Tama Noho, Tama Mate. - "Live Life, Die strong, Stand tall and Go beyond.

If you have any feedforward or feedback, please comment down on my blog, so it can be a goal for me. !