How to pronounce maori vowels

How to pronounce maori vowels
Step 1. Think of the vowels as words for example think of the letter a as car ar  think of e as egg e, i as key ey, o as more ore and you as ou

Step 2. Start saying the vowels slowly the get faster until you can say it without looking at the paper with the vowels on it


Step 3. Now that you have learnt how to pronounce the Maori vowels you can learn how to say the words correctly so let's go on the the next part of the video

Self Reflection

1) what has your level of enjoyment been throughout the writing/I(movie process? e.g not my thing.
It was okay. I enjoyed it. I really enjoyed it. I loved it. it was alright but i don't recommend it

2) what were the challenges in working with a partner or in a group.
 not agreeing with things 
3) If you were to make another Imovie, what would you do differently?
make it shorter and not as boring
4) Give three helpful tips to someone new to Imovie. 1 make it interesting 2 edit lots 3 dont make the movie to long

Comments

  1. Anonymous5 September 2017 at 22:34

    This was cool! It helped me pronounce the Maori words! :)

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