Usted buscó: he kaiako pangarau i te kura o marie taku mahi (Maorí - Inglés)

ka whakaako ia i te reo māori me te kapa haka ki te kura o opawa.
she teaches te reo māori and kapa haka at opawa school.

no reira, he tangata whakahirahira a whaea tracy, nana i whakakaha taku haerenga reo, i te kura o opawa
whaea tracy is an important person, who helped to shape my language journey, at opawa school

a, ka pakeke etahi, ka whakateka, ka whakahawea ki taua ritenga i te aroaro o te mano, ka mawehe atu ia i roto i a ratou, ka wehea ketia nga akonga, ka korerorero i tenei ra, i tenei ra, i roto i te kura o tairanu
but when divers were hardened, and believed not, but spake evil of that way before the multitude, he departed from them, and separated the disciples, disputing daily in the school of one tyrannus.

he kakahu etahi mo te hoko. he mea etahi hei titiro. i titiro au ki te raera me te poi. i pai ahau ki tenei. ko etahi tamariki i waiata. i kapa haka ratou. ko nga tamariki mai i te kura o salford me te kura a st theresa. ka waiata ratou e rima nga waiata. i waiata ratou i te waiata a matariki. i pai ahau ki te whakarongo ki taua waiata. kihai ahau i pai ki te makariri. hokona mai e au etahi kai hei kai. i hiakai ahau. i kai ahau i te pihikete me te kirikiri. he pizza me te kirikiri toku teina. he ra ahuareka. ka haere ahau i te tau i muri mai.
there were some clothes to buy. there were some things to look at. i looked at flax weaving and poi making. i enjoyed this. some children sang songs. they did kapa haka. the children were from salford school and st theresa’s school. they sang five songs. they sang the matariki song. i liked listening to that song. i didn’t enjoy the cold. i bought some food to eat. i was hungry. i ate a burger and ice cream. my brother had pizza and ice cream. it was a fun day. i will go next year.