Kia ora bedeutung

'Kia Ora South sees the airport, key regional tourism organisations and tourism operators from the South Island host promotional events and trade missions in China, to collectively promote the South Island to key Chinese FIT travel sellers in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou,' he says.

Wherever we went, I would hear 'Kia ora,' a Maori language greeting that literally means 'be well or healthy' and is translated as an informal 'hello.'

The Work Exposure Day, held annually, is a collaboration between Capital & Coast District Health Board (CCDHB) and Kia Ora Hauora (KOH).

Hart deleted the messages but posted online: "A warm kia ora to all my new American Facebook friends."

Participating in the meeting were representatives from Rumbo a Gaza (Spain), Ship to Gaza Norway, Ship to Gaza Sweden, US Boat to Gaza, Canadian Boat to Gaza, IHH (Turkey), International Committee for Breaking the Siege of Gaza, Kia Ora Gaza (New Zealand / Aotearoa), MyCARE (Malaysia), as well as from South Africa, and a delegation from Portugal.

Aughrim holiday homes, in County Wicklow, are less than 90 minutes from both Dublin and Rosslare and handy for visits to Kia Ora Mini Farm and Greenan Maze.

I asked about the strong Palestine solidarity work in New Zealand, inquiring with the coordinator for "Kia Ora Gaza", Roger Fowler, who, at the time, was busy with final preparations for the Freedom Flotilla.

The airline's magazine, 'Kia Ora,' introduced culinary delights as well as popular sightseeing destinations such as Taipei 101, temples, night markets and Yangmingshan.

Contrite Creasy told the party's Shadow Equalities Minister Dawn Butler and other outraged ethnic minority Parliamentary colleagues she didn't realise the since-deleted Kia Ora advert was offensive.

This South Pacific theme runs throughout the park with islanders greeting crowds with an ever cheery 'Kia ora.'.

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Studying abroad in New Zealand provides you with the unique experience of exploring, literally, the other side of the world! This gorgeous country is home to some of the friendliest people you’ll meet. To help you navigate life in your host country, here are 7 Kiwi slang terms you’ll hear when you study abroad in New Zealand!

Kia Ora is a greeting many people outside of New Zealand are familiar with. It can mean a lot of things, too! Kiwis use it to say hello, good morning, good luck, and take care. It’s essentially an all-encompassing way to wish someone well. New Zealenders are very friendly people and our friends at Massey say this is one stereotype that’s very true! When you study abroad in New Zealand, you’ll find random strangers on the street greeting you with “Kia Ora!” as you start your day.

Many American students misinterpret this saying, thanks to the way it’s pronounced. (Let’s just say they think a certain body part is being complimented…) Rather, this fun piece of Kiwi lingo is means “that’s okay,” “no worries,” or “that’s awesome”. It’s often followed by the word “bro,” as in “It’s sweet as, bro, just let me know when you’re ready.”

No, a Kiwi isn’t calling you rude! No negative connotations to this version of “mean”. Rather, it’s meant to describe anything of an awesome nature. For example, a great rugby game might be “mean”. In addition, if you win our contest & take home a $1500 flight voucher, that certainly would be “mean”!

This slang is short-term for anything that looks or feels suspicious, dodgy, iffy, or sketchy. See a past-date expiration on your milk? That looks a bit sus!

If you study abroad with us this fall, you’ll be in New Zealand during the spring. That means it’s important to pack your togs! So what in the world are togs? Your swimsuit, of course!

Pronounced too-meh-keh, this means “too much” or a person who has gone above and beyond. For example, if your flat mate surprises you and brings you home take out, you might say, “Ah, tu meke, friend!” It’s a nice way to say thank you to someone who goes out of their way to improve your day.

Of course, most of us have heard this term. But why do New Zealanders call themselves Kiwis? As it turns out, it’s it’s after the ‘kahu kiwi’ bird, a national treasure that unfortunately is seeing a drastic decrease in population numbers. The Kiwis are widely regarded in the Maori culture and it’s a strong point of pride and patriotism for all New Zealanders.

Wie spricht man Kia Ora aus?

Wie sagt man hallo auf neuseeländisch?

Wie heißt Neuseeland auf Maorisch?

Wie geht es dir Maori?