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Kia ora, students and families. We have a great literacy tool available (for free) for anyone who needs a bit of a boost in Reading. Pl...
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We have a saying in this school, He waka eke noa , we are all in this together. Each class has a depiction of a waka with everyone in it, m...
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ReplyDeleteWhich culture do I connect with? Easy! The one I grew up with: NZ European culture.
I often hear from people that NZ Europeans don't have a culture. Not true! We in NZ have our own kinds of food, music, fashion, and ways of "being" in society. It's also not just English culture, but our own unique take on life in the Antipodes.
In NZ, we say "Hello" by saying... "Hello", or "G'day", or "Kia ora", or "How's it?" as well as many other ways.
As far as languages to learn: I am interested in German because it has a unique sound. But I would also like to master Te Reo Maori and... Javascript (a computer code).
How about you?
German
ReplyDeleteHallo/Guten Tag
Latin because my cousin is learning it.
Jasmine
Thanks, Jasmine. Latin is an interesting choice because it is only really used in places like churches for prayers and rituals. However, many languages have Latin root words, so it might make learning other languages a bit easier!
DeleteHello Mr green field,I connect with dutch because of my grandma mum and granddad and then also I am European/NZ. -ted
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, Ted!
DeleteHello Mr greenfield,me and my family use Maori or some times cook island it deepens were we are. i am cook island and Maori. Kaynin
ReplyDeleteThat's great information to help us get to know you, thank you.
DeleteMy culture is Chinese's Cantonese 你好！Néi Hóu! I like to learn mandarin it is kind of the same and it is Chinese this is how you say it Néi Hóu Ma
ReplyDeleteThank you for the info. I do wonder... is it difficult to learn reading and writing in Cantonese/Mandarin?
DeleteCiao-Hello. I want to learn Italian because I have been to lots of places there. I'm NZ/European.
ReplyDeleteWow! You are very lucky to have seen Italy.
DeleteHi Mr Greenfield, I am part British because my dad is from England but I was born in NZ. Pretty obvious how you say hello in England, "Hello". I would like to learn Japanese, I already know how to say my name is William, I play cricket and soccer and I am 10 years old in Japanese. Blog you later!
ReplyDeleteWell, you have set your own challenge there... care to share your Japanese phrases?
DeleteOk, I will do it in the google meet.
DeleteHola, I would like to learn Spanish because i like the way it sounds. I grew up in a Hindu/Kannadigga culture.
ReplyDeleteBhargavi
Talofa lava room 8! As you all know (well most of you) My name is Freya and this year I a exited for. I am mostly Hungarian My mother is fully Hungarian so I am mostly Hungarian to! I really really want to learn the language but i already know some thought!
ReplyDeleteBlOg Ya LaTeR!!
Freya