Learning Directory

Learning Directory (sort in reverse order)

50 Episode 50 Ka rawe e hoa mā. We have come to the end of another series of Toku Reo. Let's recap on the learning for this week before we say farewell.

 49 Episode 49 Today we recap the lesson from yesterday, how to turn statements into questions using 'nē', 'nē hā' and 'nē rā'.

 48 Episode 48 Today we learn how to turn statements into questions, using 'nē', 'nē hā' and 'nē rā'.

 47 Episode 47 Let's recap on the lesson from yesterday, how to say that something has just happened using 'Kātahi anō...ka'.

 46 Episode 46 It's the last week in this series of Tōku Reo and today we learn how to say that something has just happened using 'Kātahi anō...ka'.

 45 Episode 45 Let's take a final look at this week's lessons.

 44 Episode 44 Let's check out today's lesson on how to tell someone not to do something using 'kaua e'.

 43 Episode 43 Today we learn how to tell someone not to do something. Titiro mai.

 42 Episode 42 Let's recap on how to ask and say that something more is needed using 'anō' .

 41 Episode 41 Today we learn how to ask and say that something more is needed using 'anō'.

 40 Episode 40 Let's recap the lessons for the week whānau. Kia maia, kia manawanui.

 39 Episode 39 Today we review our learning on how to say and ask who will do something using 'mā' with 'e'.

 38 Episode 38 Today's lesson is how to ask and say who will do something using 'mā...e' with plural personal pronouns.

 37 Episode 37 Let's have another look at how to ask and say who will do something using 'Mā...e...'.

 36 Episode 36 Today we learn how to ask and say who will do something using 'mā...e...'

 35 Epsiode 35 Let's recap on the learning points for this week. Kia kaha rā koutou.

 34 Episode 34 More revision on how to give commands using passive endings.

 33 Episode 33 Today we're learning how to give commands using passive endings.

 32 Episode 32 Let's review the lesson from yesterday! Making lists using 'te' and 'he'.

 31 Episode 31 It's a new week whānau and a new learning point. Today we look at how to do a list using 'te' and 'he'.

 30 Episode 30 Let's recap the learning points from the week.

 29 Episode 29 Today's episode is a review of the learning from yesterday, more about 'mā' and 'mō'.

 28 Episode 28 Today's lesson looks at using 'mā' and 'mō' with dual or plural personal pronouns to indicate future possession

 27 Episode 27 Today's episode is a recap on our learning points from yesterday. Let's take a look.

 26 Episode 26 Welcome to another week of Tōku Reo. Today we look at the use of 'mā' and 'mō' with a singular pronoun to indicate future possession.

 25 Episode 25 We're half way in series 4 whanau! Ka rawe!

 24 Episode 24 Pull out yesterday's notes whānau, because today's a revision episode. We looked at 'how to ask and say something is needed'. Titiro mai.

 23 Episode 23 A new day whānau which means new learning, today we're looking at how to 'ask and say how many things are needed'.

 22 Episode 22 Let's review what we learnt yesterday! Learning how to say 'homai', give to the speaker and 'hoatu', give away from the speaker.

 21 Episode 21 Another new week, and more new learning! Whānau let's have a look at how to use 'hoatu' and 'homai'.

 20 Episode 20 It's the end of week four and we've come a long way. Here are a few more exercises to help with revision.

 19 Episode 19 Let's revew what we learnt yesterday from Raimona and Naomi.

 18 Episode 18 Raimona and Naomi have given us a new learning point, how to call someone's attention to something. Let's check it out.

 17 Episode 17 Kia ora anō. Today we review what we learnt yesterday. Let's lock down 'kei' and how it is used to caution.

 16 Episode 16 We have another new learning point to add to our kete. Today we’re looking at the word ‘kei’ and how it can be used as a warning.

 15 Episode 15 It's the end of another week and you're doing so well e hoa.

 14 Episode 14 Revision is the key to retaining our language whānau. Let's revise how to describe the character or quality of someone or something using 'Te...hoki...!'

 13 Episode 13 Today we take a look at how to describe the character or quality of something or someone using 'Te...hoki...'

 12 Episode 12 Let's revise our learning of basic commands using statives with 'te' or 'tō'.

 11 Episode 11 It's a new week whānau. Raimona and Naomi are teaching us about basic commands using statives with 'te' or 'tō'.

 10 Episode 10 Today's mahi is reviewing our learning for the week. 'Stative' verbs and the use of 'tētahi'. Let's get to it whānau.

 09 Episode 09 Let's take another look at the learning points from yesterday, exclaiming someones character or quality using 'tētahi'.

 08 Episode 08 Welcome back to Tōku Reo. Today's lesson is about exclaiming the character or quality of something or someone using 'tētahi'.

 07 Episode 07 Today's lesson is a recap of our learning from yesterday whānau. Let's review the 'stative' verbs.

 06 Episode 06 Today we are going to be learning how to say that 'something has reached a state and... what or who caused the subject to reach that state. You'll come to know them as 'stative' verbs

 05 Episode 05 Welcome back whānau! We have had a jam packed week of learning with the Tiwawe whānau. Let's recap on 'tonu' and 'kāore anō ...kia..' and don't forget our 'kupu hou' as well.

 04 Episode 04 Nau mai ki Tōku Reo. Today we're looking at more revision of our new sentence structure, 'kāore anō ...kia ...'. Let's check it out.

 03 Episode 03 Nau mai hoki mai ki Tōku Reo. Today we're looking at a new sentence structure, 'kāore anō ...kia ... ' saying something has not yet happened. Let's take a look!

 02 Episode 02 Nau piki mai, nau kake mai ki Tōku Reo. Welcome back whānau to another day with Raimona and Naomi. Let's revise the grammar points we came across yesterday, how to use the word 'tonu'.

 01 Episode 01 Greetings and salutations to you all. It's great to have you back with us for series 4. Today we start off with learning the use and meaning of 'tonu'. Let's take a look.
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