I LOVE the presentation of your pepeha. What is the difference between a pepehea and a mihi? I love how you have changed it to suit the fact that you don't affiliate with a Maori tribe but with your own ancestors. I think how you have highlighted you ancestors' names in the colours of the flag they came from to this country is awesome.
This is a beautiful pepeha. I like that you have added Maori patterns on the bottom of your blog post and mainly used black, red and white which are the colours of the Maori flag.
Have you created a video presentation of your pepeha? Unfortunately, I am unable to view it. Is there a way you can try upload it again? I'd love to watch it!
A pepeha is a great way to introduce yourself and share who you are and where you come from. When and where do you think someone might say a pepeha?
Kia ora Rea
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the presentation of your pepeha. What is the difference between a pepehea and a mihi? I love how you have changed it to suit the fact that you don't affiliate with a Maori tribe but with your own ancestors. I think how you have highlighted you ancestors' names in the colours of the flag they came from to this country is awesome.
Kia ora Reagan,
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful pepeha. I like that you have added Maori patterns on the bottom of your blog post and mainly used black, red and white which are the colours of the Maori flag.
Have you created a video presentation of your pepeha? Unfortunately, I am unable to view it. Is there a way you can try upload it again? I'd love to watch it!
A pepeha is a great way to introduce yourself and share who you are and where you come from. When and where do you think someone might say a pepeha?
Keep up the great blogging!
Noho ora mai,
Emiely :)