Kia ora, whanau. Kei te pehea koe? I`m really glad you convinced me to come along na te mea I would be pouri if I`d missed it. Mihis to you! I love Menglish. *gg* But hey, I`m never gonna be as good in it as you. “Kia ora, ko Lauren toku ingoa. He alcoholic ahau.” You`re crazy, you know it and you don`t even try to act normal. Kia ora, tooth brush. *lol*
You`ve started the evening with a good laugh (“He sexy tenei”) and continued like that. I totally loved your mihi: “Ehara Maori e au engari I wish I was.” Ae, he tika tau. Ka pai! Taketake ana.
Ki oku nei whakaaro one of the best things was the kemi. Whiu, paki, peke! *LOL* We`re gonna play that in class, ne? “Aue!”-“What, why do you “aue” me?”
I liked the group and our whakatoki. I`ll never get it right but we`re the best trees EVER. *rofl* E kore e ngawhere, he maire tu wao, ma te toki e tua!
Who else had an earthquake and moving trees?
After being called “hua whenua” by Bart and having major difficulties to korero in te reo, I was getting hiamoe really fast. I just remember Arini yawning, asking he aha te wa and being shocked that it`s like quarter past 21.00. *gg* We nearly won the kiwaha kemi, beaten by only one point. Pouri ana!
If you ever have time I`d like to go to a tai chi class with you. I guess I`d crack up laughing.
Me loves the feeling of being a twelve year old again in a holiday camp. Falling asleep to Jordan`s korero about the kiwi…Kaitoa! I could actually understand it. =D
We need to keep the language up, ne? You`ll get Menglish emails from me, be sure of it. 😉 Korerotia te reo i nga wa katoa, kia kore e rite ki te Moa.