# Tataramon na Maori

| Maori |
| --- |
| Māori |
| Subo sa | Nueva Zelanda |
| Rehiyon | Polinesya |
| Subo na mga parataram | 157,110  |
| Pamilya nin Tataramon | Austronesyo
* Malayo-Polinesyo(MP)
	+ Sentral-Subangan MP
		- Subangan MP
			* Osyaniko
				+ Sentral-Subangan Osyaniko
					- Remote Osyaniko
						* Sentral Pasipiko
							+ Subangan na Fijian-Polynesian
								- Polinesyo
									* Nukleyar Polinesyo
										+ Subangan na Polinesyo
											- Sentral S. Polinesyo
												* Tahitiko
													+ **Maori**
 |
| Opisyal na kamugtakan |
| Opisyal na tataramon sa |  Nueva Zelanda |
| Sa regulasyon kan | Komisyon nin tataramon na Māori |
| Mga kodigo nin tataramon |
| ISO 639-1 | `mi` |
| ISO 639-2 | `mao (B)` `mri (T)` |
| ISO 639-3 | `mri` |
| Glotologo | `maor1246` |
| ELP | Māori |
| Linguaspero | `39-CAQ-a` |
| lugar kun saen pigtataram an Māori |
|

An **tataramon Māori** o **Maori** (**Te Reo Māori**), saro sa mga nasyunal na tataramon kan Nueva Zelanda kaiba kan tataramon na Ingles. Nabibilang an naturang tataramon sa pamilya nin mga tataramon na Austronesyo,kaiba an Tagalog asin Indones. Alagad mas harani ini sa mga tataramon na subangan na Polinesyo kaiba an mga Tuamotuano asin Tahisyano.

## Halimbawa kan mga Taramon

Halimbawa kan mga taramong pangkaraniwan sa Maori.

Ahau/au = Ako

Koe = Ika

Ia = Siya

Koutou = Kamo

Mātou = Kami

Ratou = Sinda

Kia ora = Hola, gracias

Ae = Iyo

Kao = Dae

Tino pai = Maurag

Tino Kino = Masamâ

Ko Rangimarie ahau = Ako si Paz

Te aha te wa? = Ano'ng oras na?

No hea koe? = Taga sain ka?

No Aotearoa ahau = Taga Nueva Zelanda ako

Kei te pehea koe? = Kumusta?

Kei te pai ahau = Mabuti naman ako

Mohio koe kei hea Tamaki Makaurau? = Aram mo daw kun saen an Auckland?

Tēna koutou katoa = Pigbabati ko an gabos

Tēna koutou = Dios mabalos

### Kalendaryo

**Transliterasyon Mane - Lunes
* Tūrei - Martes
* Wenerei - Mierkules
* Tāite - Huebes
* Paraire - Biernes
* Rāhoroi/Hāterei - Sabado
* Rātapu/Wiki - Linggo

**Opisyal Rāhina - Lunes
* Rātū - Martes
* Rāapa - Mierkules
* Rāpare - Huebes
* Rāmere - Biernes
* Rāhoroi - Sabado
* Rātapu - Linggo

| Bulan
 | Transliterasyon
 | Opisyal
 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Enero | Hānuere | Kohi-tātea
 |
| Pebrero | Pēpuere | Hui-tanguru
 |
| Marso | Māehe | Poutū-te-rangi
 |
| Abril | Āperira | Paenga-whāwhā
 |
| Mayo | Mei | Haratua
 |
| Junio | Hune | Pipiri
 |
| Julio | Hūrae | Hōngongoi
 |
| Agosto | Ākuhata | Here-turi-kōkā
 |
| Setiembre | Hepetema | Mahuru
 |
| Oktubre | Oketopa | Whiringa-ā-nuku
 |
| Nobiembre | Noema | Whiringa-ā-rangi
 |
| Disiembre | Tīhema | Hakihea
 |

### Pakukumparar kan tataramon na Māori sa ibang mga tataramon na Austronesyo

Kapansin-pansin an haros pagkakapareho kan mga bilang nin mga tataramon na Austronesyo sa lambang saro. Gusto lang ipahiling na sararô lang an pamilyang kinabibilangan kan Māori asin kan mga tataramon nakasaad sa ibaba.

| Numerong Desimal | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **Māori, AD 2000**  | tahi  | rua  | toru  | whā  | rima  | ono  | whitu  | waru  | iwa  | tekau  |
| **PAN, circa 4000 BC**  | \*isa  | \*DuSa  | \*telu  | \*Sepat  | \*lima  | \*enem  | \*pitu  | \*walu  | \*Siwa  | \*puluq  |
| **Tagalog, AD 2000**  | isá  | dalawá  | tatló  | ápat  | limá  | ánim  | pitó  | waló  | siyám  | sampu  |
| **Kapampangan, AD 2000**  | metung  | adwa  | atlu  | apat  | lima  | anam  | pitu  | walu  | siyam  | apulu  |
| **Cebuano, AD 2000**  | usá  | duhá  | tuló  | upat  | limá  | unom  | pitó  | waló  | siyám  | napulu  |
| **Bikol Sentral, AD 2000**  | sarô  | duwa  | tolo  | apat  | lima  | anom  | pito  | walo  | siyam  | sampulô  |
| **Indones, AD 2000**  | satu  | dua  | tiga  | empat  | lima  | enam  | tujuh  | delapan  | sembilan  | sepuluh  |
| **Malagasi, AD 2000**  | irai(ka)  | roa  | telo  | efatra  | dimy  | enina  | fito  | valo  | sivy  | folo  |
| **Tongan, AD 2000**  | taha  | ua  | tolu  | fa:  | nima  | ono  | fitu  | valu  | hiva  | -fulu  |
| **Hawayano, AD 2000**  | kahi  | lua  | kolu  | ha:  | lima  | ono  | hiku  | ʋalu  | iʋa  | -hulu  |

### Iba pang Pagkukumparar

Igwang iba pang pagkukumparar sa mga minasunod na nakasaad na tataramon.

| **Māori** | Tagalog | Bikol Sentral | Kapampangan | Indones | Tonga | Niue | Hāmoa | Rapa Nui | Tahiti | Rarotonga | Hawaii |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| *rangi* | /langit/ | /langit/ | /banwa/ | /langit/ | /laŋi/ | /laŋi/ | /laŋi/ | /ɾaŋi/ | /ɾaʔi/ | /ɾaŋi/ | /lani/ |
| *tokerau* | /hangin/ | /paros/ | /angin/ | /angin/ | /tokelau/ | /tokelau/ | /toʔelau/ | /tokeɾau/ | /toʔeɾau/ | /tokeɾau/ | /koʔolau/ |
| *wahine* | /babae/ | /babaye/ | /babae/ | /bibi/ | /fefine/ | /fifine/ | /fafine/ | /hahine/ | /vahine/ | /vaʔine/ | /wahine/ |
| *whare* | /bahay/ | /harong/ | /bale/ | /rumah/ | /fale/ | /fale/ | /fale/ | /haɾe/ | /faɾe/ | /ʔaɾe/ | /hale/ |
| *matua* | /matanda/ | /gurang/ | /matwa/ | /ibu/ | /motuʔa/ | /motua/ | /matua/ | /matuʔa/ | /metua/ | /metua/ | /makua/ |

## Mga Toltolan

* Biggs, Bruce (1994). *Does Māori have a closest relative?* In Sutton (Ed.)(1994), pp. 96–-105.
* Biggs, Bruce (1998). *Let's Learn Māori*. Auckland: Auckland University Press.
* Bauer, Winifred (1997). *Reference Grammar of Māori*. Reed.
* Clark, Ross (1994). *Moriori and Māori: The Linguistic Evidence*. In Sutton (Ed.)(1994), pp. 123–-135.
* Harlow, Ray (1994). *Māori Dialectology and the Settlement of New Zealand*. In Sutton (Ed.)(1994), pp. 106–-122.
* Sutton, Douglas G. (Ed.) (1994), *The Origins of the First New Zealanders*. Auckland: Auckland University Press.

## Mga Panluwas na takod

* Māori Language Act 1987Archived 2012-02-22 at the Wayback Machine.
* korero.maori.nz Archived 2006-01-03 at the Wayback Machine. Māori language educational resources
* Ethnologue report for Maori Archived 2012-02-26 at the Wayback Machine.
* Māori Language Commission (sets definitive standards).
* English and Māori Word Translator Archived 2007-01-21 at the Wayback Machine., originally developed at the University of Otago.
* Ngata Māori–English English–Māori Dictionary Archived 2007-01-28 at the Wayback Machine. from Learning Media; gives several options and shows use in phrases.
* Collection of historic Māori newspapers
* Maori Phonology Archived 2011-07-21 at the Wayback Machine.
* maorilanguage.net Learn the basics of Māori Language with video tutorials
* Microsoft New Zealand Māori Keyboard
* Maori Language Week (NZHistory) - includes a history of the Māori language, the Treaty of Waitangi te reo claim and 100 words every New Zealander should know
* Huia Publishers, catalogue includes *Tirohia Kimihia* the world's first Maori monolingual dictionary for learners