Kia ora Room 6. I am New Zealand born and raised but past family generations have come from Ireland (where I get my Irish last name from), England, France and Australia. A real mixed bag. I would most likely say Hi or kia ora to say hello. Another language I know a small amount of is Spanish. My fiance is Peruvian so he is fluent in Spanish. Spanish hello is Hola (said ola because the H is silent). I want to learn more Spanish so I can speak and understand it fluently - it will take a while I think!
Hi Rm 6! I was born in New Zealand, But my parents come from Somalia. I connect with Somali culture. We normally say Asalamu alaykum (greeting in Islamic tradition) or we say in Somali language " Sidee tahay " (how are you). To reply say " waa feecanahay (I am good). I would like to learn more Somali language because I am going to Somalia this year and my grandma does not speak English so I have to speak to my own language. Blog ya later
Kia ora Dahran. Thank you for sharing your information. You will have to teach me how to pronounce your sayings when we get back to school. How exciting that you are going to travel to Somalia and see your grandma. I am sure your Somalian language will improve lots when you are over there!
Kia Ora Room 6. I was born Melbourne, Australia and Raised in New Zealand. But my past family is from Ireland and England. I don't know any languages but I do know how to ask for some bread in French. What languages do you know? Blog you later! Poppy.
Kia ora Poppy. Thanks for sharing your information. Please tell me how you ask for bread in French! I think pan is French for bread? Have you been to France before?
Une baguette s'il vous plait is how you say One baguette please! We went to France in 2016 for a holiday with my family. Thanks for replying. Blog ya later, Poppy.
Kia ora room 6 I was born and raised in New Zealand like Miss Oshea my surname is Irish and a lot of my family came from Ireland. We speak English at home. I like to learn different languages at school.
Kia ora Room 6, I am connected with Indian culture. Hello in India is Namaste. I would like to learn more Maori language becuase it's the language of the country that we live in.
Kia ora Room 6. I was born in New Zealand and so were both of my parents. My surname "Harrison" is English. My Opa was born in the Netherland's and came to New Zealand when he was 21years old. I would like to learn how to speak Dutch so I can talk to him in his language. Goedendag means “good day” in Dutch and is a formal way of saying hello.
Kia ora Room 6. I am New Zealand born and raised but past family generations have come from Ireland (where I get my Irish last name from), England, France and Australia. A real mixed bag. I would most likely say Hi or kia ora to say hello.
ReplyDeleteAnother language I know a small amount of is Spanish. My fiance is Peruvian so he is fluent in Spanish. Spanish hello is Hola (said ola because the H is silent). I want to learn more Spanish so I can speak and understand it fluently - it will take a while I think!
Hi Rm 6!
ReplyDeleteI was born in New Zealand, But my parents come from Somalia. I connect with Somali culture. We normally say Asalamu alaykum (greeting in Islamic tradition) or we say in Somali language " Sidee tahay " (how are you). To reply say " waa feecanahay (I am good). I would like to learn more Somali language because I am going to Somalia this year and my grandma does not speak English so I have to speak to my own language.
Blog ya later
Kia ora Dahran. Thank you for sharing your information. You will have to teach me how to pronounce your sayings when we get back to school. How exciting that you are going to travel to Somalia and see your grandma. I am sure your Somalian language will improve lots when you are over there!
DeleteKia Ora Room 6. I was born Melbourne, Australia and Raised in New Zealand. But my past family is from Ireland and England.
ReplyDeleteI don't know any languages but I do know how to ask for some bread in French.
What languages do you know?
Blog you later!
Poppy.
Kia ora Poppy. Thanks for sharing your information. Please tell me how you ask for bread in French! I think pan is French for bread? Have you been to France before?
DeleteUne baguette s'il vous plait is how you say One baguette please! We went to France in 2016 for a holiday with my family. Thanks for replying. Blog ya later, Poppy.
DeleteKia ora room 6 I was born and raised in New Zealand like Miss Oshea my surname is Irish
ReplyDeleteand a lot of my family came from Ireland. We speak English at home.
I like to learn different languages at school.
Kia ora Room 6,
ReplyDeleteI am connected with Indian culture.
Hello in India is Namaste.
I would like to learn more Maori language becuase it's the language of the country that we live in.
Kia ora Room 6. I was born in New Zealand and so were both of my parents. My surname "Harrison" is English. My Opa was born in the Netherland's and came to New Zealand when he was 21years old. I would like to learn how to speak Dutch so I can talk to him in his language. Goedendag means “good day” in Dutch and is a formal way of saying hello.
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