Māori · B2 · Unit 2
Presentations
Ngā whakaaturanga
By the end you can
- Present a topic in a clear order
- Handle questions after a presentation
- Understand a talk
Words and phrases
| Māori | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| whakaaturanga | a presentation; a show | Ka tukuna e au he whakaaturanga ki te rōpū. |
| ka tīmata au ki | I'll start with | Ka tīmata au ki tētahi kōrero poto. |
| i muri mai | next, then | I muri mai, ka titiro tātou ki ngā tatauranga. |
| tatauranga | statistics, figures | E ai ki ngā tatauranga, kei te piki ngā hokonga. |
| kauwhata | a graph, a chart | Titiro ki tēnei kauwhata. |
| he pātai anō? | any more questions? | He pātai anō? Kāore? Ka pai. |
| he pātai pai tēnā | that's a good question | He pātai pai tēnā. Ka hoki mai au ki a koe. |
| kāore au i te tino mōhio | I'm not quite sure | Kāore au i te tino mōhio, engari ka rapu au. |
| kua hinga te rorohiko | the computer has crashed (rorohiko: a computer) | Auē, kua hinga te rorohiko! |
| māku e whakamārama | let me explain | Māku e whakamārama i tēnei wāhanga. |
| hei kōrero whakamutunga | finally, to finish | Hei kōrero whakamutunga, ka mihi au ki a koutou. |
| kaiwhakarongo | a listener; the audience | Me whakaaro ki ō kaiwhakarongo. |
Then talk it through
Answering questions after you've presented a project to your team. In the app you have this conversation out loud or typed, with the unit's goals to tick off and corrections at the end.