75. Te pepeha (Pepeha)
· 21 min · S1 E15
Episode 75. Te pepeha (Pepeha)
In this episode, we explore pepeha.
Notes:
• Pepeha might be defined as a tribal motto or saying • Pepeha references waka, landmarks, and ancestors we belong to • It is an expression of whakapapa • We introduce ourselves by saying who our people are and where we belong • The focus is on the collective rather than the individual • When we recite pepeha we establish connections with others
Examples:
• Ko Taupō te moana, Ko Tongariro te maunga, ko Te Heuheu te tangata • Ko Waikato te awa, he piko he tanwha, he piko he taniwha • Ehara a Hikurangi i te maunga nekeneke • Ko…te waka, ko…te maunga, ko…awa, ko…te iwi, ko...te hapū, ko...te marae • We discuss pepeha for Māori and non-Māori
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