Ka maumahara tonu taatou ki a raatou Hiitara waha huka uupoko maaro he tangata tohetohe ki te riri e Hinga atu, hinga mai ki runga o Ruhia Ka wheru ona mahi, hi aue! Tuuhikitia raa, tuuhaapainga mai Te rau o to patu ki runga te upoko Hoatu e tama, karia te kauae Te purari paka nei a Hiitara e Kua rongo Mussolini, kua tata tonu mai A Te Hokowhitu Toa ki Roma e Hiki nuku, hiki rangi kore rawa he rerenga Ka wiri ana papa te mataku e!
German commander Erwin Rommel was even quoted as saying: "If I had to take hell, I would use the Australians to take it and the New Zealanders to hold it." "If I'd had one division of Māori, I would have taken the canal in a week. If I'd had three, I'd have taken Baghdad."
Awesome video. I’ve recently got my leg sleeve started. On it I have my 3 great grandfathers who served in Italy during WW2 , 2 of them members of company D of the 28th Māori Battalion hailing from Te Kuiti, the mighty King Country. The design is my 3 great grandfathers running into the enemy line front on down a hill , I’m so proud of my Grandfathers services to our country and every day I’m reminded of what they went through for us all. One of my great grandfathers was killed in action and now lies in the Fallen Soldiers cemetery in Forli , Italy. We will remember them
Kia ora I am travelling to Italy at the end of the month. I will be the first descendant to visit our tupuna Remana Te Hana buried in the Forli cemetery. He was killed in April 1945. His mother died at 98 years of age never to see her son again nor visit his final resting place. She performed the Karanga when the 28th Maori Battalion sailed back into Wellington. I think she would have hoped he stepped off the ship.
@@undercoverbrother6597 Kia Ora e hoa, my apologies getting back to this comment so late . Beautiful to hold that memory of your whanaunga. Hope the trip was a safe one. I look to the day to visit my Great Grandfather. I hear the cemetery is well looked after and the graves are kept in good condition. Ka Aroha ❤️
crack up some of them in the back didn't know the haka reminds me of the one we did for a bro at work and the cuzzy was going in the opposite direction to everybody else 😂
its an old Pakeha shearing song, Tuini Ngawai a famous composer frm Ngati Porou used the tune and put Maori words to it deriding hitler - hitara waha huka (frothy mouthed hitler)
I always remember one of the teachers at my high school (Westlake Boys) decided we would respond to Tipene St Stephens pre match haka by doing our school haka. I somehow dont think the power and mite of St Stephens were even slightly scared of 15 skinny white boys from the North Shore doing a haka, Lol:)
As long as your heart's were in it then it's not about how scared you made the opposition... It's about how much mana filled your soul for the match... Ka mau te wehi (awesome)
My Grandfather Nepia Mahuika and his two younger brothers Warihi and Michael Mahuika was in WW2 and my Grandfather Captained the C Company his younger brothers never returned home so proud of them
Thats the tune, not the meaning of the song though. Words speak of Hitler is a potty mouth bugger, when bugger was a crime, and marching on Rome to get Mussolini
Ka maumahara tonu taatou ki a raatou
Hiitara waha huka uupoko maaro
he tangata tohetohe ki te riri e
Hinga atu, hinga mai ki runga o Ruhia
Ka wheru ona mahi, hi aue!
Tuuhikitia raa, tuuhaapainga mai
Te rau o to patu ki runga te upoko
Hoatu e tama, karia te kauae
Te purari paka nei a Hiitara e
Kua rongo Mussolini, kua tata tonu mai
A Te Hokowhitu Toa ki Roma e
Hiki nuku, hiki rangi kore rawa he rerenga
Ka wiri ana papa te mataku e!
Do you have the kupu for that haka?
HAA no matter what era you're in you still have the cuzzies who dont know the actions and copy the bro next to them hahah
Crack up so true 😂
Not those ones 😂😂
Even the words hahah
The 'know the few words' 'mumble the rest'
It's in our toto brother... We have all been there once upon a time lol
German commander Erwin Rommel was even quoted as saying: "If I had to take hell, I would use the Australians to take it and the New Zealanders to hold it."
"If I'd had one division of Māori, I would have taken the canal in a week. If I'd had three, I'd have taken Baghdad."
Solid
Awesome video. I’ve recently got my leg sleeve started. On it I have my 3 great grandfathers who served in Italy during WW2 , 2 of them members of company D of the 28th Māori Battalion hailing from Te Kuiti, the mighty King Country. The design is my 3 great grandfathers running into the enemy line front on down a hill , I’m so proud of my Grandfathers services to our country and every day I’m reminded of what they went through for us all. One of my great grandfathers was killed in action and now lies in the Fallen Soldiers cemetery in Forli , Italy. We will remember them
Kia ora I am travelling to Italy at the end of the month. I will be the first descendant to visit our tupuna Remana Te Hana buried in the Forli cemetery. He was killed in April 1945. His mother died at 98 years of age never to see her son again nor visit his final resting place. She performed the Karanga when the 28th Maori Battalion sailed back into Wellington. I think she would have hoped he stepped off the ship.
I have so much Aroha and mana being Maori knowing our people are hearty staunch warriors but loving first.
@@undercoverbrother6597 Kia Ora e hoa, my apologies getting back to this comment so late . Beautiful to hold that memory of your whanaunga. Hope the trip was a safe one. I look to the day to visit my Great Grandfather. I hear the cemetery is well looked after and the graves are kept in good condition. Ka Aroha ❤️
I feel like ive just watched literal gold!
My great grandpa chris harris was in the 28th maori battalion and sadly was killed in action
Sorry for loss he is now watching from heaven🙏🏼
@@local_hobo1233 28maoribattalion.org.nz/soldier/christopher-harris
www.aucklandmuseum.com/war-memorial/online-cenotaph/record/C25546
Respect ❤️🇳🇿🇳🇿🇳🇿
Arohamai Zac 💞
Te Hokowhitu-ā-tū, Ka mau te wehi! Purari paka nei a Hitara e (that bloody bugga Hitler)
Bro the cuzzies at the end having a good old laugh during the haka 😂 made me literally lol hahahahahaj. Man what a good vibe this video is.
This hits deep😢💪💚
Cool to see we havnt really changed as a people aye
crack up some of them in the back didn't know the haka reminds me of the one we did for a bro at work and the cuzzy was going in the opposite direction to everybody else 😂
How may of these brave buggers made it home? Honour the Fallen
Thank you for you're service
Watching this Anzac Day 25-26 April 2021...kia ora thanks for sharing
Watch this , then C company haka it's a tribute to the Koros in this vid
Link?
Awww this is sooo precious..there are a few that look like my Koro Private Charlie Kino
CUZ THIS IS GOLD WE NEED MORE MY BO
Just realised the first waiata sounds like where mcdonald's took the "click! goes your seat belt" tune from🤔 😅🤦
its an old Pakeha shearing song, Tuini Ngawai a famous composer frm Ngati Porou used the tune and put Maori words to it deriding hitler - hitara waha huka (frothy mouthed hitler)
soz if im mansplaining - peace ;)
The shearing song was: Click goes the shears boys.
I always remember one of the teachers at my high school (Westlake Boys) decided we would respond to Tipene St Stephens pre match haka by doing our school haka. I somehow dont think the power and mite of St Stephens were even slightly scared of 15 skinny white boys from the North Shore doing a haka, Lol:)
yea i cringe whn i ever middle class pakeha attempting the haka, Richie mcawe included
Mana is mana bro and it took alot of it just to have the balls to respond 🤟
As a Tipene old boy, awesome for your team to front bro.
you did your school proud, haka is haka, as long as you did your best... you did nothing wrong
As long as your heart's were in it then it's not about how scared you made the opposition... It's about how much mana filled your soul for the match... Ka mau te wehi (awesome)
Love this!!!
One of the senior men comes forward during the haka, and shows the boys how it’s done
These are our people :) xox
AWESOME!
My Grandfather Nepia Mahuika and his two younger brothers Warihi and Michael Mahuika was in WW2 and my Grandfather Captained the C Company his younger brothers never returned home so proud of them
Gosh I love this ♥️.
lest we for get
Awsome footage
Tell all your friends and your family that’s the trick, click goes ya seatbelt click click click
LMAO gold
@@lilocean695 I think they borrowed the tune off the Aussies, the Māori version is about kicking Hitlers arse, and marching on Rome to get Mussolini
Aylmer Courtenay Kenny... 28th bat.. my mums side family
It's sad because only one is still alive from this battalion.
❤️❤️❤️
Not bad that the New Zealand army do a performance for the American
awesome, they had iphones in 1944?
The name of this Waiata ? And was it composed by Tuini Ngawai ?
They did there own "Cut Version".... want to see un-cut Original.....
I would be interested to see what you have. I have heard the mobile recordings of the Maori Battalion which is avaialble on a double CD which I have.
Erwin Rommel remarked,"Give me the Maori Battalion and I will conquer the world".
Just amazing! Sounds like Hawaiian music :)
Hawaiian and Maori are Polynesian genetic cousins.
@@ngatibroffessor1840 The Polynesians are a truly fascinating people. The Pacific Islanders are really good at singing in harmony
@@professorjackson1536 LOL Not true in all cases I have family member that cant hold notes in buckets.
@@ngatibroffessor1840 Same as my family. I ment to say that there is a great vocal tradition across the Pacific
@@professorjackson1536 very true especially in the church.
Adoro a dança maori.
Chhheeeeeehhoooooo my KOROZ
Yessir cheeeeehoooooooo!
Tu mai ra Te Hokowhitu a Tu
Te purari paka nei a hitara e #gold. he Tino taonga tenei.
The Haka is awesome
Click Goes the Shears in Maori?
Thats the tune, not the meaning of the song though. Words speak of Hitler is a potty mouth bugger, when bugger was a crime, and marching on Rome to get Mussolini
What's the second waita
Ka maumahara tonu mātou ki a rātou ♥️🖤🤍
♥️♥️😥♥️♥️
Ki runga TE UUUPOKO!!
Kia ora Pukana blllaaaahhhhhhhhh
Kia mau to wehi
Now it comes to the surface
now what comes to the surface?