Learn To Count in Maori

[fw95216]

Whitu (7) sounds like javanese language

[OfficialGirlSwag209]

They Sound Like The Samoan Numbers...By The Way Great Job On The Video!

[Dudified15]

nice job song

[zraut]

Tekau ma tahi tekau ma rua tekau ma Toru tekau ma wha tekau ma rima Daymm I can go on 4 hrs korero Maori kapai chur keep it up maori

[zraut]

@sdurgefafd ur a teko ma tahi

[sdurgefafd]

In malay "tahi" means shit

[MistyOceans]

@sdurgefafd

LOL!

[1tigerblood]

Aotearoa Maori Whenua Aroha

[LYMYCYG]

omg that was awesome...

[GameHackerification]

11 is tekau-ma-tahi

[Gabster4life]

thanks for this vdeo! i leanred how to count a while ago, but i forgot because i wasn't practicing as much (i learned lots of other stuff too)

p.s. maori rocks!! >:D

[xHelloxItsxRoninx]

"OH NO! FISH SUIT!"

[Mamboro17]

Language of Saparua (Honimoa) 1 = Sane 2 = Rua 3 = Toru 4 = Haa 5 = Rima 6 = Noo 7 = Hitu 8 = Wadu 9 = Siwa 10 = Husane

[WALOKEINELUSTful]

The most similar language to Maori is Rapa nui.

Numbers in rapa nui:

tahi - rua - toru - ha - rima - ono - hitu - va'u - iva

tahi - rua - toru - wha - rima - ono - whitu - wharu - iwa.

[chrissomerry]

This is cool - I'm doing Indonesian at university, and the numbers are very alike (as you'd expect since they're both Austronesian languages).

E.g.

satu dua tiga empat lima enam

tahi rua toru whā rima ono

Apart from one, the differences only really come down to a few sound changes. Very cool!

[ilyasr2]

@chrissomerry not to mention Javanese, as you go further the resemblance is even more striking!!

siji loro telu papat limo nem pitu  wolu songo sepuluh

tahi rua toru whā rima ono whitu waru iwa tekau

[xaoife07x]

all teaching should be like this

[lagodaxnian]

I'm Indonesian and i'm really interesting to learn maori language :)

but,too bad some people in pacific do not want to receive that some Indonesian language (Bahasa) related to Maori language.dunno why ? i just think that they are a group or racist people..

I'm interesting learn maori because i'm very interesting with their unique culture..

[bodacious999]

@lagodaxnian yup ur right there they are part of the same family language

[gustavito1966]

very easy heeeee

[IsCumaFut2]

this is good i like this lesson.

[Kamachar666]

Good little video.

Is it just me, or does he pronounce number 7, whitu, as 'whitsu'? I've never heard the 't' pronounced as a 'ts' before.

[ekksmann]

@Kamachar666 - yes it sounds a little like ts - I think it is possibly a kind of "soft:" t.

There is no s sound as Europeans know it in Te Reo Maori - also it could be a dialect form of t. - eg wh is pronounced differently by different Iwi (tribes).

[SteelArr0w]

Aren't some of these numerals akin to indo-european ?

[ekksmann]

@SteelArr0w ...And some are really similar to Cebuano 1 to 10 = usa, duha, tulo upat, lima, unom, pito, walo, siyam, napulo. Pronunciation is very similar, especially if you substitute l for r. Eg lima becomes rima and walo becomes waru etc in Maori

[ken790124]

hahaha this is so funny to follow

[Veggiegurl101]

Let's see. I know french and english fluently. I have good spanish, a little bit of dutch and some maori. These are the words i know.

Kia ora- Hello

ae- yes

ako- learn

puku- bellybutton

kai- food

ingoa- name

pai- good

[mcowain]

Puku is just 'belly', not the button

[tewhere1]

hiya..tena koe is the proper greeting term..kiaora means..good health to you..tena koe is Hello..ka pai?? akuanei..{laters}

[Gaarazz]

i know english, maori, chinese, german, japanese and french :)

[FATWILLLL]

fuck nice

[JulieReye]

Romaniaaan! :D :D I know Hungarian too 1 - egy 2 - ketö 3 - harom 4 - negy 5 - öt 6 - hat 7 - het 8 - nyolc 9 - kilenc 10 - tiz and Japanese: ichi, ni, san, shi, go, roku, nana, hachi, kyuu, juu

[Hottopicjunkie1]

mispelled

Ichi ni san shi (yon) go roku shichi (nana) hachi kyu, jyu

[JulieReye]

It's not mispelled.

You know, there are different ways to write the syllables in romaji. If you want, you can also write si instead of shi and la instead of ra. And you net the two u's to make clear that it is a long vowel. Normally, you add a line above the vowel, but I don't have them on my keyboard. Like this: ā (copied from wikipedia).In hiragana the syllables for Juu are: ji-yu-u, so you need two u's.

[ovidikandreea]

romanian :D 1-unu 2-doi 3-trei 4-patru 5-cinci 6-sase 7-sapte 8-opt 9-noua 10-zece hahahah this is very funny =))

[robynw853]

thats 65 in maori

[Tatyrb]

Portuguese 1=um 2=dois 3=tres 4=quatro 5=cinco 6=seis 7=sete 8=oito 9=nove 10=dez

[JDHarris99]

English: 1. One 2. Two 3. Three 4. Four 5. Five 6. Six 7. Seven 8. Eight 9. Nine 10. Ten HE HE HE!!...Sorry, I couldn't resist it :-)

[Danniika91]

HAHA!

[cashualpete]

hahaha the man! oh that's gold bro

[tewhere1]

ehara mo tera!!!.. kei roto tou toto tera ahuatanga..no!! will not translate!!!

[elshke555]

So how would you say 65 in Maori

[robynw853]

ono tekau ma rima

[PrinceAndJackie]

65 in maori would be Ono Tekau Ma Rima !

[etchh]

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san

si

wu

liu

qi

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jiu

shi

[UGIZ]

javanese: 1 siji 2 loro 3 telu 4papat 5 lima 6 enem 7 pitu 8 wolu 9 sanga 10sepuluh

[Imralu]

Javanese and Māori are in the same language family (Austronesian), although they're fairly distant. Many of the numbers are transparent cognates.

3. telu - toru

5. lima - rima

6. enem - ono

7. pitu - whitu

8. wolu - waru

Indonesian/Malay 2: dua - rua.

[tewhere1]

Awesome!!!!! ataahua {beautiful}

[boolooh]

spanish una dos tres cuatro cinco seis siete ocho nueve diez

[sisigbaboy]

Tagalog 1.isa 2.dalawa(dua in other dialects) 3.tatlo 4.apat 5.lima 6.anim 7.pito 8.walo 9.siyam 10.sampu tae is crap

[silencioSLAP]

Numbers in Tongan are super similar to maori 1.Taha 2. Ua 3.Tolu 4.Fa 5.Nima 6.Ono 7.Fitu 8.Valu 9.Hiva LOL koolio

[Pakesi]

Samoan

Tasi,Lua ,Tolu ,Fa,Lima ,Ono,Fitu,Valu,IvaSefulu

Tongan

Taha,Ua,tolu,fa,nima,ono,fitu,­valu,hiva,

hongofulu

[scwlim]

Malaysian Malay 1 = Satu 2 = Dua 3 = Tiga 4 = Empat 5 = Lima 6 = Enam 7 = Tujuh 8 = Lapan 9 = Sembilan 10 = Sepuloh and Tahi means shit! xD

[dustintheMausoleum]

"Tahi means shit" hahaa !it means the same thing in malagasy but it is spelled in a different way : " tay'" 1 = ray , isa 2 = roa 3 = telo 4 = efatra 5 = dimy 6 = enina 7 = fito 8 = valo 9 = sivy 10 = folo

[babeegirl95]

i speek fluent maori kooz im the bomb!!!

[HomedudePedroski]

In Cebuano (filipino dialect) rua=duha, toru=tulu, rima=lima, ono=unum, whitu=pito, and waru=walo.

[KashmiriNaan]

similar to:

Rua - Dua (Malay, Indonesian)

Toru - Telu (Javanese)

Rima - Lima (Malay, Indonesian, Javanese)

Ono - Enam (Indonesian), Anam (Malay, Javanese)

Whitu - Pitu (Javanese)

Waru - Wolu (Javanese)

[KashmiriNaan]

Oh yea, and some Maori words I know are very similar to their counterparts in those three languages.

Mate - Mati - to die

Tangi - Tangis - to cry

Taringa - Telinga - ear

[HomedudePedroski]

Bro, check out "Austronesian Unity" video here on youtube.

[HomedudePedroski]

It's changed to "Austronesian/ Pan Melayu Unity".

[tivaevae]

Catchy tune, good for kids.

[staliyo]

ono iwa

[anjaedwo]

RIIPENE ATAATA AATA HAERE

[anjaedwo]

Too Fast AATA HAERE

[molloyboyzown]

lol

[anak1]

Its pretty cool that the Maori numbers are somewhat like those in the Philippines (usa duha tulo upat lima unom pito walo siyam napulo), makes them easy to remember :) How would you count above 10??

[mulala564]

tekau ma tahi-11

rua tekau ma tahi-21

toru tekau ma tahi-31

toru tekau ma rua-32

and then it goes on....

[vetyp619]

as a kiwi i can count to 99 in maori...but everything after that is a blank...whats next?

[supertrinko]

100 in maori is "kotahi rau" kotahi(1) rau(100)

200 is rua rau, 358 is toru rau rima tekau ma waru

1000 is kotahi mano, 2354 is Rua mano toru rau rima tekau mā whā, thats all i know...

[supertrinko]

oh, 10000 is easy... thats 10 and 1000, so... tekau mano... so using that i can count to 999999 in maori... perhaps 1million is mano mano... i have no idea

[vetyp619]

hehe thanks for the ups trinko

[r0cb0i]

Yea, its similar to Malay aswell.. (Satu, Dua, Tiga, Empat, Lima, Enam, Tugguh, Lapan, Sembilan, Sepuloh) Its probably the result of cultural links with our ancestors way bak.

[mrazfi]

It's Tujuh. Not tugguh.

[HomedudePedroski]

Check out "Austronesian/ Pan Melayu Unity" here on youtube.

[ZystynaZay]

Nice my 8 year old watches this ever night and we live in Canada

[boschwah]

kioara talofa taniwha!

[fatumiti]

cool beans, not too different from the samoan numbers... now i can count in maori. =)

[nawaarimasen]

the "wh" sounds like an "f" to me no matter how much i listen to it...

[heyitsboo]

yeah ya dumb chink thats because thats how its pronounced. DUHH!

[JesusTickles777]

What's your problem?

[JesusTickles777]

Satu, dua, tiga, empat, lima, enam, tujuh, delapan, sembilan, sepuluh, sebelas, dua belas, tiga belas, empat belas, lima belas, enam belas, tujuh belas, delapan belas, sembilan belas, dua puluh, dua puluh satu, dua puluh dua, dua puluh tiga, dua puluh empat, dua puluh lima, dua puluh enam, dua puluh tujuh, dua puluh delapan, dua puluh sembilan, tiga puluh, tiga puluh satu, tiga puluh dua, tiga puluh tiga, tiga puluh empat, tiga puluh lima, tiga puluh enam, tiga puluh tujuh = 1 to 37

[JesusTickles777]

tiga puluh delapan, tiga puluh sembilian, empat puluh, empat puluh satu, empat puluh dua, empat puluh tiga, empat puluh empat, empat puluh lima, empat puluh enam, empat puluh tujuh, empat puluh delapan, empat puluh sembilan, lima puluh,lima puluh satu, lima puluh dua, lima puluh tiga, lima puluh empat, lima puluh lima, lima puluh enam, lima puluh tujuh, lima puluh delapan, lima puluh semibilan, enam puluh,enam puluh satu, enam puluh dua, enam puluh tiga, enam puluh empat = 38 to 64

[JesusTickles777]

enam puluh lima, enam puluh enam, enam puluh tujuh, enam puluh delapan, enam puluh sembilan, tujuh puluh, tujuh puluh satu, tujuh puluh dua, tujuh puluh tiga, tujuh puluh empat, tujuh puluh lima, tujuh puluh enam, tujuh puluh tujuh, tujuh puluh delapan, tujuh puluh sembilan, delapan puluh, delapan puluh satu, delapan puluh dua, delapan puluh tiga, delapan puluh empat, delapan puluh lima, delapan puluh enam, delapan puluh tujuh, delapan puluh delapan, delapan puluh sembilan = 65 to 89

[JesusTickles777]

sembilan puluh, sembilan puluh satu, sembilan puluh dua, sembilan puluh tiga, sembilan puluh empat, sembilan puluh lima, sembilan puluh enam, sembilan puluh tujuh, sembilan puluh delapan, sembilan puluh sembilan, seratus = 90 to 100

[heyitsboo]

fuck off

[JesusTickles777]

Why should I?

[heyitsboo]

cos your a foreign cunt

[lilkiwibitch]

wow wish i could be could and count and indonesian.

oh wait i can.

nerr stop trying to be cool ya dick head.

this is just a bit of nz trying to share there language with the rest of the world.

[bellpawt]

so we`re indonesian ,,cool

[JesusTickles777]

Well Im not. I just know how to count to 100. It is so stinkin easy.

[kghgangsta]

I love the brutal, agressive way he screams "tekau"

[nvidia8800]

Counting in my native Moluccan or (Maluku) language not Indonesian

sane rua oru ha'a rima no'o hitu waru siwa hutae

[JesusTickles777]

Yay! Id like to have an email counting in your language...from 1 to 100 please. but that is a request not a demand :D

[Mamboro17]

io itu akan! Sou katong ampir sama deng Maori punya.

My native language (Maluku aswell)

Sana, rua, toru, ha'a, rima, no'o, hitu, waru, siwa, hutae

[Allblack25]

awesome thx to you I can finaly count to 10 in maori language lol

[JesusTickles777]

I trying to learn in Russian. Um Please forgive my horrible skills oh Russian native speakers.

Odin Dva Chetyre Piat Shest Sem Vosem deviat Desiat. :D yay!

[doddlesock]

thats me up and running

[datruzepp]

ahahahaha DAMN!

[gabbylu]

omg, great! XD It's a start

[JesusTickles777]

Rima sounds just like Lima in um Indonesian.

Satu dua tiga empat lima enam tujuh delapan sembilan supuluh!

[JesusTickles777]

Forgive me the horrible spelling...sepuluh.

I learned to count all the way to 100 but I wont post it here. :D Go to my page to see.

[jblvr93]

hahaha i highly doubt there are many people who could tell that you spelled it wrong

i know i couldn't :]

i wish i could count in another language besides english and german

you're lucky!

[JesusTickles777]

Oh you can! You can! Why I know sites where you can learn it in English, German, Russian, Indonesian, French. :D If you want these sites, just send me an email, and I will send them your way. :D

[r0cb0i]

yea cuhz, it sounds similar to Tagalog and Malay too.. probably the result of cultural connections wayy bak

[Johnno2525]

can u translate this for me i believe it to be in v language of maori?

"ara ra heire mere aranairi simon aranairi to" please help me!

[r0cb0i]

aw sorry bro, dnt speak maori eh..

[soularsystematicz]

Nah, dude, that doesn't mean anything, from what I can tell. Are you sure about the spelling?

[HomedudePedroski]

not just cultural connection but because they are Malayo-Polynesian (Austronesian) people. Malays, Filipinos, Indonesians, Malagasy, Maori, and more. Check out "Austronesian Unity" video here on youtube.

[Narwain01]

Great for Maori learners!

[thedailyenglishshow]

Great video. Simple, but useful for beginners.