Piki mai, kake mai!
P.34-35
Get ready
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Determiner:
Adjective:
Noun:
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| Describe the house.
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Concentrate on the
surroundings. |
| Guess what “Piki Mai, Kake Mai” means. |
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| Today, can you... | Prove it! | 🙂 | 🙁 |
| describe your feelings? |
I am
I feel |
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| make recommendations? | You should
You shouldn't |
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| recount past events? |
During the holidays, Last year, |
Exercice 2 : Observe and listen
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The audio guide to the photograph
a) The haka war dance is a display of the tribe’s (hostility / strength / pride).
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b) Now, the haka war dance is part of New Zealand’s (past / culture / habit).
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Let’s have fun
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Enregistreur audio
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a) /dɑːnst/ →
b) /geɪts/ →
c) /wɔː/ →
d) /ˈgɑːdn/ →
e) /əm/ →
f) /bɪˈjɒnd/ →
g) /ˈfɒləʊd/ →
h) /gɒd/ →
Apirana Taylor, “Taiaha haka”
Poem : "Taiaha haka" by Apirana Taylor
I am te-ngau-reka-a-tu
I once danced with killers
who followed the War God
beyond the gates of hell
to kill in the gardens of pleasure.
