Kai - Miyako

 The word “kai” comes from the Māori language and means “food or “to eat ” . It is a very common word in New Zealand English. People often use it when talking about meals or eating together.

We had some delicious kai at the barbecue last weekend.

I find this word interesting because I love eating, and I think food brings people together. I also like how New Zealand English includes Māori words like kai, which make the language more unique and connected to the culture.



Comments

  1. That’s a nice reflection! I like how you explained why you find kai interesting and connected it to both food and culture. It shows curiosity and appreciation for New Zealand’s language and traditions.

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  2. in my house, when we have a dinner, everyone often say "kai time"! the first time i heard that, i felt that was so interesting :D

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  3. I also like eating food!! I have never heard of this word before. When i talk with host family, i try to say ''kai''.

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  4. I like eating food, so I'll try to say this word to my host family!

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