'Akakite'anga o te Maki Korona:
Māori Kuki Airani
Māori Kuki Airani or Cook islands Māori is spoken by about 25, 000 people in The Cook Islands, New Zealand and Australia. Nearly all Cook Islanders are fluent English speakers, but new or complicated information is most easily understood in a person's first language. For most older Cook Islanders this language is Cook Islands Māori.
If you want to contribute to the site or give feedback:
1: 'E a'a te maki korona?
1: 'E a'a te maki korona?
3: 'E a'a te au ture?
3: 'E a'a te au ture?
Te 'akakite'anga o te ture i Aotearoa
Te 'akakite'anga o te ture i Aotearoa
Te Ture Numero 2 i tēia taime. Kia matekite rāi tātou. Kāre rāi tēia manamanatā i oti ei.
4: Te tuatua o te rā nā te ngā Kavamani
4: Te tuatua o te rā nā te ngā Kavamani
Tuatua 'Akakite nā te Aotearoa. 'E mea 'ōu i te au Ru'i toru
Tuatua 'Akakite nā te Aotearoa. 'E mea 'ōu i te au Ru'i toru
Teata 2 nō te rāꞌui 2 Levera 3 ki Akarana Levera 2 ki te toeꞌanga o Aoteroa
Tuatua 'akakite'anga nā te PM o te Cook Islands (Māori ē te English)
Tuatua 'akakite'anga nā te PM o te Cook Islands (Māori ē te English)
5: Tēta'i au mea tauturu tei 'āmanai'ia e te 'iti tangata
5: Tēta'i au mea tauturu tei 'āmanai'ia e te 'iti tangata
Tāmā tō'ou rima ki te pu'a kia mate the manumanu korona
