Hey my bro solid reaction!! I'm 1/4 Nigerian and 3/4 Māori, and was raised on our traditional Māori ways. Because our people are a tribal-warrior race every tribe has hundreds of their own haka, waiata (songs) and karakia (prayers). There are hundreds on TH-cam for you to tap in to bro
The Haka is so powerful, you can feel every word and action in your bones. I have watched a few reactions to the Haka (from outside of NZ)... and yours is one of the top so far. Loving your other vids too.
Kia Ora ehoa, hello friend. Appreciate the acknowledgement of our haka, our kaupapa (way of life). All power to you man. I'm a chieftain from the Tuhoe tribe. Much respect
Really enjoyed this reaction, your genuine respect, curiosity and need to understand was wonderful. Often creators hear but don't listen if you get me. Nice job.
The 'spear' is a Taiaha (made of wood or bone) which is used for fighting and 'flat' one is called a Patu (made of Greenstone or stone) Māori fought up close and are a force to be reckoned with. Rommel stated, "Give me a Māori Battalion and I will conquer the world." ...Aroha New Zealand (PS The Haka has been around a lot longer than rugby) You have Māori in your heart, keep learning or come over for a visit, love to see you. When you stopped how that guy said Māori said it correctly, other NZ's will disagree but so is life.
Kia Ora... Pronunciations for the word "Māori" you heard a couple in the video... The Thing is there are various accents... New Zealand has 5 or 6 known accents in NZ (and slowly growing, as we are multi culture and the immigrants that come here some of their language and accents get absorbed like every where else in the world...) And that is just English. te reo Māori, or te reo (the language)... te reo Māori, (the Māori language) also has slight accents from different regions ... then adding to this, there is also different te reo Māori dialects. There are 2 main dialects South Island Māori dialects is slightly different to the general North Island but in general can communicate. However there are also subtle differences from other general regions as well. Also each tribe will also have its own traditions many are similar and some are just different. That is why you got Con- Fuddled... lol
It's interesting aye, i was told that Māori is a post-contact term as Pakeha means 'non-Māori', even with modern te reo 'māori' kind of refers to 'standard' hence why wai rēmana can mean lemon juice and wai māori can mean water. Every tribe had their own way of speaking, living, and belonging and that was pr'chill - except when it hella wasn't. But ah well, when life gives you lemons aye haha
Here are the pronunciations you may hear: Foreigner: May-oh-ree Non-Maori (Usually NZ european english accent: Meh-ah-ree Maori #1: Maa-oh-dee (only the tip of the tongue when pronouncing "dee") Maori #2: Mow-dee (only the tip of the tongue when pronouncing "dee") The REAL pronunciations are the Maori pronunciations. But there's also different Maori dialects, hence why I've listed two Maori pronunciations. I'm not Maori myself, I'm Fijian, but these are the pronunciations I grew up hearing here in Aotearoa. Dope reaction by the way, brother.
Yes my brada! Every culture had there release ritual or chants that were performed! Im polynesian, japanese and Norwegian and see similar cultural release chants, songs or mantras for release of spiritual mana to enhance the spiritual mana with in us all! We are all survived by the choices of our ancestors! The sustenance that promotes the growth of the roots from which we came! Our ancestors are lined up with in us all!
Much respect bro 🔥 Can you react to "The Most Unbelievable Story In Rugby - Sevens From Heaven" Its a doco on how Fiji won their first gold medal at the Rio Olympics. Love from Fiji bro 🇫🇯
Kia Ora bro, love your reaction to this haka. I am from Rotorua and see Ohinemutu from my office. Did you know the boys in this haka video are students from Rotorua Boys High School and other schools in our rohe (Region) If you want to see the Rotorua Boys High School specific haka, goto their Facebook page. Its awesome
The correct way to say Maori is the way it is said by the Tribal Leader in this video. The 'a' and the 'o' have their individual sound and placed together they make the correct 'ao' sound. 😁
Bro when you said some place a little warmer that place he's in is a volcanic place in NZ. and that's not cold cloud around him it's steam the ground around there just pumps it out. that and the smell of sulphur smells a bit like eggs but you get used to it after a few days it's a beautiful place hot pools just in the rivers all around there just pull up find one an jump in any time of year just like a bath bro
With te REO Maori there's only 5 vowel sounds. a = are e = ear i = eee o = ore U = ooo If there's more than 1 vowel in a row, you just sound the vowels out as above. So with Maori you would say Ma Ore Ree (said quickly can sound like mouldy) With the r you roll your tongue so almost sounds like a d. Only other thing to know is wh = fa sound Ng = ung sound
He has a tiaha, I'm not sure how it's spelt. But that is how it sounds. And the garden tool, you are speaking of. Is called a Carver's weapon, that's the more commonly known name. Unsure of traditional name
When you stick your tongue out to your enemies in a haka it means you will see them dead after a battle will eat them and as well as sexual insult that their females will be yours after. that's what my grandpa told me lol
Much love for yr reactions to our culture bruv.. We are pronounced " MAR - OR -DEE " The letter "R" is rolled fast sounding more like a " Dh" sound.. Feeling You, or Feeling Us Brah.. Mauri Ora ( May yr Soul Thrive)1❤🤍🖤💯
Pls React to William Kapris by Trigarow. Trigarow is a Papua New Guinea mixed New Zealand artist who is based in Auckland. The song is about a notorious and most wanted criminal in Papua New Guinea, named William Kapris. Kapris is wanted for armed robbery. He robbed banks , private jets etc...
Also the feeling your experiencing when witnessing a haka performance is what we call 'Wairua' (essence, spirit). Haka is meant to captivate and leave spectators in an emotional trance. It's hard to explain bro but it's pretty much the same as the Chinese 'chi'
Bro check out this clip from new Zealand a real Maori haka between Maori and the goverment its very powerful and the real haka and welcome called powhiri. The clip is called crown settlement day. Taneatua check it out more powerful than a rugby game or a wedding haka straight up
This is why I was confused as a kid. I was taught in school that Maori willingly gave sovereignty of Aotearoa to the British Crown - even though we're the guardians? Then why would we ask another country to run it? Even now we're being told by white people who Maori are, who Maori were and what Maori should do now. Ugh ☮
Adding to that, the rolled "r" is created using some floppy tongue action behind the top teeth, which is why it often sounds like a softened "d" instead of the rolled "r" you'd get in Afrikaans (for example), which is created using more breath and more scoop in the tongue-shape. Other rolled "r" are quite a different sound to ours. 🤣
@@shanshay1356 HE KNOWS HOW TO SAY MAORI BECAUSE HE ROLLS HIS TONGUE SOMETIMES WHEN HE PRONOUNCES SOME MAORI WORDS, HE JUST NEEDS TO WATCH A SHORT VID ON HOW TO SAY IT
The only thing you need to do to pronounce "Māori" correctly is roll your tongue, youre so close. Kind of like "mouldy", but because youre American you tend to enunciate the letter "D" too hard. Haha Absolutely love and appreciate your videos 💙
WORD => “MAORI” * Syllables 👇 Broken (the word) = Ma / o / ri Pronounced (eng) = Mah - Or - Re * (roll tongue Re) Saying it fast and clearly should have you pronouncing the word “Maori”correctly * “I” in the maori language, is pronounced in the same way as the “E”in the English language. And so ** “E” in the maori language, can be made by giving strong “EH”sound while also silencing the letter H in it, yet still dragging and emphasising the sound a E makes, by having an *H next to it... If that makes any sense? Geez, it’s really hard to make a sound using only letters sometimes, 😂😂😂
You should do a reaction to Te Kapa Haka o Te Wharekura o Hoani Waititi Marae - Raahui Pookeka Ahurei it’s a Maori performance by high school students here’s a link th-cam.com/video/6MMs661Yly0/w-d-xo.html
Hey my bro solid reaction!! I'm 1/4 Nigerian and 3/4 Māori, and was raised on our traditional Māori ways. Because our people are a tribal-warrior race every tribe has hundreds of their own haka, waiata (songs) and karakia (prayers). There are hundreds on TH-cam for you to tap in to bro
chur bro
I wear my Taiaha on the inside and im proud to be Maori 💯 can feel all their mana in the haka. Mad love to all my Maori's ❤
Lol I laughed when you said somewhere warmer. Rotorua is warm, it's a thermal area, volcanic, can't get much warmer lol.
We’re all connected
Another excellent reaction.
The legends of the "Morrison's"
Very good reaction intwresting hearing your shared unserstanding
Thank you for reacting to this documentary. Kia Ora Arohanui. (much love) from New Zealand 💜
The Haka is so powerful, you can feel every word and action in your bones. I have watched a few reactions to the Haka (from outside of NZ)... and yours is one of the top so far. Loving your other vids too.
I love the Haka, as long as its around we will never be forgotten or weak
Kia Ora ehoa, hello friend. Appreciate the acknowledgement of our haka, our kaupapa (way of life). All power to you man. I'm a chieftain from the Tuhoe tribe. Much respect
the tools you were asking about ... yes the one hes holding is a taiaha (TIE AH HA) its different to the patu or mere
And the tewhatewha which I think he was trying to describe...
Really enjoyed this reaction, your genuine respect, curiosity and need to understand was wonderful. Often creators hear but don't listen if you get me. Nice job.
The 'spear' is a Taiaha (made of wood or bone) which is used for fighting and 'flat' one is called a Patu (made of Greenstone or stone) Māori fought up close and are a force to be reckoned with. Rommel stated, "Give me a Māori Battalion and I will conquer the world." ...Aroha New Zealand (PS The Haka has been around a lot longer than rugby) You have Māori in your heart, keep learning or come over for a visit, love to see you.
When you stopped how that guy said Māori said it correctly, other NZ's will disagree but so is life.
Kia Ora... Pronunciations for the word "Māori" you heard a couple in the video...
The Thing is there are various accents... New Zealand has 5 or 6 known accents in NZ (and slowly growing, as we are multi culture and the immigrants that come here some of their language and accents get absorbed like every where else in the world...) And that is just English.
te reo Māori, or te reo (the language)... te reo Māori, (the Māori language) also has slight accents from different regions ... then adding to this, there is also different te reo Māori dialects. There are 2 main dialects South Island Māori dialects is slightly different to the general North Island but in general can communicate. However there are also subtle differences from other general regions as well.
Also each tribe will also have its own traditions many are similar and some are just different.
That is why you got Con- Fuddled... lol
It's interesting aye, i was told that Māori is a post-contact term as Pakeha means 'non-Māori', even with modern te reo 'māori' kind of refers to 'standard' hence why wai rēmana can mean lemon juice and wai māori can mean water.
Every tribe had their own way of speaking, living, and belonging and that was pr'chill - except when it hella wasn't. But ah well, when life gives you lemons aye haha
Here are the pronunciations you may hear:
Foreigner: May-oh-ree
Non-Maori (Usually NZ european english accent: Meh-ah-ree
Maori #1: Maa-oh-dee (only the tip of the tongue when pronouncing "dee")
Maori #2: Mow-dee (only the tip of the tongue when pronouncing "dee")
The REAL pronunciations are the Maori pronunciations. But there's also different Maori dialects, hence why I've listed two Maori pronunciations. I'm not Maori myself, I'm Fijian, but these are the pronunciations I grew up hearing here in Aotearoa. Dope reaction by the way, brother.
Hi from New Zealand.
Yes my brada! Every culture had there release ritual or chants that were performed! Im polynesian, japanese and Norwegian and see similar cultural release chants, songs or mantras for release of spiritual mana to enhance the spiritual mana with in us all! We are all survived by the choices of our ancestors!
The sustenance that promotes the growth of the roots from which we came!
Our ancestors are lined up with in us all!
as a fellow māori I respect this bro keep it up!
That spear is a taiaha....not for throwing
The one with the flat blade is a Tewhatewha
Funny you bring up krumping one of my bro’s from here in NZ won the Krump championship in 2019 I think it was, Ken’s his name .
We used to Krump in NZ too, remember Tommy the clown tight eyes an all them came to my school
@Tyson Buck like 2009 bro, when i was in intermediate
Much respect bro 🔥 Can you react to "The Most Unbelievable Story In Rugby - Sevens From Heaven" Its a doco on how Fiji won their first gold medal at the Rio Olympics. Love from Fiji bro 🇫🇯
Kia Ora bro, love your reaction to this haka. I am from Rotorua and see Ohinemutu from my office. Did you know the boys in this haka video are students from Rotorua Boys High School and other schools in our rohe (Region) If you want to see the Rotorua Boys High School specific haka, goto their Facebook page. Its awesome
chur chur my bro , we have but 1 go in dis marama (world) find yr roots my g it'll set u free. one love
Respect 💚
M-ao-ri - Maa-Ow-ri. Roll the R
Ka rawe (car rrrawe) (awesome) bro. Great reaction :)
The correct way to say Maori is the way it is said by the Tribal Leader in this video. The 'a' and the 'o' have their individual sound and placed together they make the correct 'ao' sound. 😁
Thank you for the reaction and acknowledgement💯🙏🏾🤎🙇🏾♂️
#nzmaorilove
You should react to the movie Once we're warriors
Bruv rise was solid! Tommy the clown vs tight eyes 🔥
Bro when you said some place a little warmer that place he's in is a volcanic place in NZ. and that's not cold cloud around him it's steam the ground around there just pumps it out. that and the smell of sulphur smells a bit like eggs but you get used to it after a few days it's a beautiful place hot pools just in the rivers all around there just pull up find one an jump in any time of year just like a bath bro
That thing he is holding in the beginning is a weapon called a taiaha
With te REO Maori there's only 5 vowel sounds.
a = are
e = ear
i = eee
o = ore
U = ooo
If there's more than 1 vowel in a row, you just sound the vowels out as above.
So with Maori you would say
Ma Ore Ree (said quickly can sound like mouldy)
With the r you roll your tongue so almost sounds like a d.
Only other thing to know is wh = fa sound
Ng = ung sound
He has a tiaha, I'm not sure how it's spelt. But that is how it sounds. And the garden tool, you are speaking of. Is called a Carver's weapon, that's the more commonly known name. Unsure of traditional name
When you stick your tongue out to your enemies in a haka it means you will see them dead after a battle will eat them and as well as sexual insult that their females will be yours after. that's what my grandpa told me lol
Much love for yr reactions to our culture bruv.. We are pronounced " MAR - OR -DEE " The letter "R" is rolled fast sounding more like a " Dh" sound..
Feeling You, or Feeling Us Brah..
Mauri Ora ( May yr Soul Thrive)1❤🤍🖤💯
Pls React to William Kapris by Trigarow. Trigarow is a Papua New Guinea mixed New Zealand artist who is based in Auckland. The song is about a notorious and most wanted criminal in Papua New Guinea, named William Kapris. Kapris is wanted for armed robbery. He robbed banks , private jets etc...
Bro that weapon is a taiaha!
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Much respect from NZ 💯 its a Taiaha btw
Also the feeling your experiencing when witnessing a haka performance is what we call 'Wairua' (essence, spirit). Haka is meant to captivate and leave spectators in an emotional trance. It's hard to explain bro but it's pretty much the same as the Chinese 'chi'
You can do it. Meditation. Any time. Find your place. In the world and center. Whether you know Haka or not. It's global brother
@ 8:04, with the D bro the 2nd one
M-A(like the 'a' in 'car')-O(like the 'our' in 'tour')-R(rolling the 'r')-I(like the 'ee' in 'teeth')... Maori
Anychance on a Maori All Blacks vs Moana Pasifika Haka Reaction Very intence ☺
Mouldy but instead of a dy you roll the R
You can also say maaaa ri with a rolled R
Bro check out this clip from new Zealand a real Maori haka between Maori and the goverment its very powerful and the real haka and welcome called powhiri. The clip is called crown settlement day. Taneatua check it out more powerful than a rugby game or a wedding haka straight up
Haka so powerful dude
cant believe he compared the haka to krumping.
I remember “Krump dance “ fam 💯
I tell pepz it's mouldy but the ld sounds more like an r , but I got that northern dialect ke olda instead or Kia Ora ,but keep up the mahi bro
Perfect pronunciation brutha💯
Maori😁👍🏾
#nzmaorilove
This is why I was confused as a kid. I was taught in school that Maori willingly gave sovereignty of Aotearoa to the British Crown - even though we're the guardians? Then why would we ask another country to run it? Even now we're being told by white people who Maori are, who Maori were and what Maori should do now. Ugh ☮
You should react to once were warriors revenge for grace
Come on down brother and we'll do it together 💯❤👍
PS there are more than one Haka, this is the war Haka
Have you watched Once were warriors?
Yeah did a reaction still tryna get pass copyrights but I got it
Sounds like Maa oh ree...roll ur R'...
Máori.
Look up the Māori Sidesteps. ❤
You always roll the r’s so it’s pronounced like mouldy but roll the r
Adding to that, the rolled "r" is created using some floppy tongue action behind the top teeth, which is why it often sounds like a softened "d" instead of the rolled "r" you'd get in Afrikaans (for example), which is created using more breath and more scoop in the tongue-shape. Other rolled "r" are quite a different sound to ours. 🤣
F That fella talking is Boba Fetts cousin.
He is in a volcano creater
I guess you can pronounce it like mouldy like a mouldy bread, the r should be rolled. Sort of like Spanish senorita
Yo was just going to say exactly the same thing
@@jordyharlem nah that is just pure cringe.
@@cranberryjuice.3635 how would you explain it to someone via text then smart guy?
@@cranberryjuice.3635 agree it sounds cringe but that's the only way I could explain with text. If you have another way then haere tonu.
@@shanshay1356 HE KNOWS HOW TO SAY MAORI BECAUSE HE ROLLS HIS TONGUE SOMETIMES WHEN HE PRONOUNCES SOME MAORI WORDS, HE JUST NEEDS TO WATCH A SHORT VID ON HOW TO SAY IT
we could tell it hit you brah
Dude reminds me of Jake the Muss when he goes in to that trance quite scary and inspiring at the same time
everyone in nz knows tight eyez
Maori (Mah-oh-ree) the R is rolled.
Moldy, ma'odey, maori
The only thing you need to do to pronounce "Māori" correctly is roll your tongue, youre so close. Kind of like "mouldy", but because youre American you tend to enunciate the letter "D" too hard. Haha Absolutely love and appreciate your videos 💙
It’s called a taiaha
WORD => “MAORI” * Syllables 👇
Broken (the word) = Ma / o / ri
Pronounced (eng) = Mah - Or - Re * (roll tongue Re)
Saying it fast and clearly should have you pronouncing the word “Maori”correctly
* “I” in the maori language, is pronounced in the same way as the “E”in the English language. And so
** “E” in the maori language, can be made by giving strong “EH”sound while also silencing the letter H in it, yet still dragging and emphasising the sound a E makes, by having an *H next to it... If that makes any sense?
Geez, it’s really hard to make a sound using only letters sometimes, 😂😂😂
Mao rey, role your R
Dude your seriously comparing crump dancing to the haka 👀🙄🤣
Your are not allowed to touch the taiaha unless u have learnt
You should do a reaction to Te Kapa Haka o Te Wharekura o Hoani Waititi Marae - Raahui Pookeka Ahurei it’s a Maori performance by high school students here’s a link th-cam.com/video/6MMs661Yly0/w-d-xo.html
wow...comparing krump to the haka
Maori is pronounced moldy like a moldy piece of bread...
Just roll your “r” then you should say Māori properly :))
Maori. Roll the r when pronouncing
Krump? Lol come on g. Maoris were doing war hakas against the british while your african ancestors were fighting for freedom. Educate yourself brother
Mate you speak too much..
Bro Krump was massive in auckland, Nz. shit was crazy
tommy da clown and baby tight eyes n them came to my school in east auckland, they did a tour to a few schools when they come over, was mean as.