Learn Cook Islands Māori

Por: Tom Harrison and Junior Charlie
Planning a trip to Rarotonga? You could just land, sip a cocktail, and nod politely at the locals while having zero clue what they’re saying. Or you could actually learn some Cook Islands Māori and stop pretending.

Tom and Charlie deliver bite-sized lessons that sneak the language into your head without the boring classroom vibe. From formal phrases that’ll impress the aunties, to casual talk for everyday life, to the kind of slang your grandma would definitely disapprove of!
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Latest episodes of the podcast Learn Cook Islands Māori

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Lesson 141 - Saying “Come home" and "Return home” 03/08/2025
Lesson 140 - Asking “What's the plan tomorrow?" 02/08/2025
Lesson 139 - Asking “What's the plan tonight?” 01/08/2025
Lesson 138 - Asking “What's the plan today?” 28/07/2025
Lesson 137 - 5 replies to “What's the plan?” 25/07/2025
Lesson 136 - Asking “What's the plan?” 22/07/2025
Lesson 135 - Learning “Yesterday, Today, Tonight, Tomorrow” 21/07/2025
Bonus 134 - How many native languages in the Cook Islands? 17/07/2025
Lesson 133 - Saying "Bring me the (item)" 11/07/2025
Lesson 132 - Saying “I’m studying/schooling now” 08/07/2025
Lesson 131 - Saying “I'm working now" 04/07/2025
Bonus 130.5 - Don't bullshit yourself! Don't learn Māori if you don't want it. 04/07/2025
Lesson 130 - Asking “What is your first/last name?” 03/07/2025
Lesson 129 - Saying “Thank you very much” 27/06/2025
Lesson 128 - Saying “Goodbye” 24/06/2025
Lesson 127 - Saying “Hello” 19/06/2025
Lesson 126 - Asking “You coming with me?” 17/06/2025
Lesson 125 - Asking “What will you do?” 13/06/2025
Lesson 124 - Asking “Are you free?” 10/06/2025
Lesson 123 - Asking “What are you doing?” 06/06/2025
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