This is Joseph's speech from the 2008 Whakokero finals. He was the winner of the competition and this is his speech. This was filmed by Victor on the day of the finals and he edited this as a final product. There are details on this blog relating to the structure and the Waiata sung in support of the speech at the end.
Monday, November 24, 2008
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Dear tamaki intermediate school,
we are students from SAS Mr.toa's class. We are learning about the global native tribes and we are doing the aborigines. In the aborigines tribe, we are working on religion and beliefs, if you know any answers, please contact: blogs.saschina.org/cookie01pd2016
blogs.saschina.org/mikey01pd2016
Sincerely,
Mr.Toa's class
Congratulations Joseph!!! What a great job on your speech in Maori. We are wondering if you are part Maori? Great filming Victor. Keep up the great work Tamaki Intermediat!
Hello,
We are from Shanghai American School and we are working on global native tribes project. We need some information about aborigines food.
We really need help and if you can help us,please contact to:
blogs.saschina.org/hanna01pd2016
blogs.saschina.org/akshar01pd2016
And thanks alot for helping us!!
sincerely,
Mr.Toa's class
Hello,
We are from Shanghai American School and we are doing the Global Native Project. We currently researching Polynesian ceremonies, celebrations, and customs. We need a bit of help from you, so if you can help us and give us information, please go to our blogs:
Http://blogs.saschina.org/sherry01pd2016
Http://blogs.saschina.org/mobin01pd2016
Thank you for you help!
Sincerely,
Mr.Toa's class
Hello,
We are Sherry and Mobin and we could like to thankyou for commenting on our blogs. Also thankyou alot for telling us the Polynesian Cultures shortly. How about I type down questions that I need to be answered.
* What types of celebrations do they have?
* Which celebration are the most important ones?
* Explain how do they celebrate their ceremonies.
* When do they celebrate stuff?
* Explain the things they do daily.
* What do they do in the celebrations?
Thanks alot!
Sincerely,
Mr.Toa's class
@ Mr Toa's class from China - thanks so much for your comments and questions our students are all preparing work to answer them all and will post them shortly.
@ pestream 2 - Joseph is Maori and was very proud to win the competition, although I think the Boys supporting with the Waiata could have had a little more calmness to them!
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