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This standard asks you to explore and understand how Māori language works—specifically the patterns and conventions that shape how language is used in different contexts. You need to identify these patterns, explain how they apply to real situations, and explore alternative ways to express similar meanings. It's about looking closely at how the structure of te reo Māori differs from English and works in different contexts.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Identify and describe the language conventions (tikanga reo) and language structures (ara reo) that appear in texts or speech
- ·Explain how these language patterns apply to specific contexts or situations, and recognise the limits of where they're appropriate
- ·Analyse how different text types or speakers use these conventions to communicate their message or intentions
- ·Explore alternative ways to express similar meanings using different language structures
- ·Demonstrate understanding that these patterns are specific to Māori and work differently than they would in English
You identify language patterns in te reo Māori and explain what they are and how they work in a given context.