Māori - Ka Piki vs Ako Tahi Usage & Stats

Boost your vocabulary and improve your understanding of te reo Māori with the Ka Piki app! Sentence structure and grammar can be challenging for learners. Sentences are displayed with visual aids to reinforce correct word order and help comprehension. Daily practice is quick and easy; you can even do a lesson while watching TV—way more fun than flipping through a dictionary, plus it effortlessly fits into your day! The Ka Piki app's design is inspired by the "input hypothesis" of language acquisition and aims to expose learners to a volume of words and phrases at a rapid pace. The more you hear and understand, the more you will learn! Designed and built by te reo teachers based in Wellington dedicated to making te reo learning easy and accessible. We are working to continually improve learning content, so watch out for more content and lessons in upcoming releases!

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Ako Tahi

Nau mai, haere mai | Welcome to Ako Tahi A grassroots, whānau-led and community-driven Te Reo Māori app. Learn, listen, practice, and share 2,500+ phrases. Ako Tahi means “Learn Together.” It’s a free Te Reo Māori learning app with 2,500+ commonly used phrases, designed to help you use Te Reo Māori in everyday life, at home, at mahi, and with whānau. Ako Tahi supports learning through touch, vision, listening, speaking, and by challenging yourself and others. What you can do with Ako Tahi: • Explore 2,500+ everyday Te Reo Māori phrases • Listen to audio to support pronunciation • Learn and practice at your own pace through simple repetition • Quickly search and find phrases when you need them • Share phrases easily, perfect for everyday messaging Important note Ako Tahi is not a translation app. You can’t type any word or sentence and receive a full translation. The app contains a curated library of predefined phrases, and search results only show what exists in the app. Dialect and translations Ako Tahi uses the Ngāpuhi dialect (Te Tai Tokerau / Northland). We acknowledge dialect differences across Aotearoa, and our translations into the Ngāpuhi dialect are best-effort. We are supported by whānau and fluent speakers who help review and improve phrases over time, to keep the content as accurate and consistent as possible. We hope this app supports your Te Reo journey. Ngā mihi nui