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Kia ora, I done this with my whole class, and in the picture is my identity, my art of what I look like , my important mihi, my whanaungatanga and manaakitanga. And it took nine weeks to do this
project. So in the middle is my is my Identity and the one that has koru's is my whanaungatanga and on the left bottom is what Whanaungatanga and Manaakitanga means to me and the one that's my picture and my face is cut in half and on the other side is the one I sketched. And I like how I done my project. And I feel really happy about what I have done.
So let’s talk about more about my whanaungatanga and manaakitanga so the one’s that have koru's on it is my family on it and you have might have known my whanaungatanga from the other post that I have done for the class. So let’s talk about who is on there , so the one that is big is my dad because he is the one that is the oldest in my family, then the one that is kind of purple is my mum because she likes purple very much, and because she is the second oldest in my family, now it’s my brothers and sisters so the oldest out of my brother and sisters is my sister Lohali, my sister Tima, my brother Pou, my brother Koloi and lucky last me and yes I am the youngest in the family.
And now let’s talk about what whanaungatanga and manaakitanga so if you don’t have manaakitanga then you don’t have whanaungatanga. And it also means a belonging to a group. And being nice to people.
