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Thread ID: 73272 2006-10-13 20:42:00 Any fluent Maori speakers here? Billy T (70) PC World Chat
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491198 2006-10-27 04:34:00 Whakapeke means to jump or leap, huna means hidden.

My in law is a lecturer on Maori, I get it embedded lol

Whakapeke means to hide something. Huna means hidden.

If you want a genuine, fluent Maori speaker capable of translating that phrase for you, go here home.unilang.org
Charles (11289)
491199 2006-10-27 05:32:00 And hope you don't find one with a naughty sense of humour. What is the Maori for "The people who live here don't know Maori". (I'm sure a fluent speaker could think of other phrases to give ... not all printable here). Graham L (2)
491200 2006-10-27 07:05:00 Whakapeke means to hide something. Huna means hidden.

If you want a genuine, fluent Maori speaker capable of translating that phrase for you, go here home.unilang.org

Also depends whether you want classic maori....
rob_on_guitar (4196)
491201 2006-10-27 08:06:00 ive always found this site quite useful: http://translator.kedri.info/

Cheers
Dannz (1668)
491202 2006-10-27 08:11:00 Wouldn't it be simply Whakamāori anō? Doesn't my place say it all? Rob (6897)
491203 2006-10-28 02:36:00 Raumati South. Cicero (40)
491204 2006-10-30 03:51:00 ive always found this site quite useful: http://translator.kedri.info/

Cheers
Seems like a good link Daniel
Misty :thumbs:
Misty (368)
491205 2006-10-30 09:43:00 So much interest in a maori house name. :confused:

It is now "Tenei Taonga e Huna Ana", and long may it remain so.

Cheers

Billy 8-{)
Billy T (70)
491206 2006-10-30 14:26:00 Also depends whether you want classic maori....I believe the phrase you're after is tūturu Te Reo Maori Myth (110)
491207 2006-10-30 14:38:00 [edit: message removed]


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