New Zealand’s most popular online resource hub for
learning Pacific Languages
With over 120 Pacific language videos and over 3 million views, our mission is to celebrate Pacific culture and empower learners through engaging, culturally rich content across 8 Pacific Languages including Tongan, Samoan, Fijian, Niuean, Tokelauan, Cook Islands Māori, and more.
Pacific Learners is a New Zealand-based educational platform dedicated to revitalising and promoting Pacific languages through accessible digital resources.
We create engaging language learning videos and classroom-ready materials in Cook Islands Māori, Vagahau Niue, Te Gagana Tokelau, Samoan, Tongan, Fijian, Kiribati and Rotuman, supporting families, schools and early childhood centres across Aotearoa.
Our mission is to make Pacific language learning simple, practical and part of everyday life, helping the next generation build cultural identity, confidence and connection through language.
Pacific Language Weeks 2026.
Pacific Language Weeks 2026 celebrate the diverse Pacific languages and cultures of Aotearoa New Zealand. Pacific Learners provides free videos and classroom-ready resources to help schools and families engage with Cook Islands Māori, Vagahau Niue, Te Gagana Tokelau and other Pacific languages throughout the year.
Revitalising Realm Languages of New Zealand.
Saving Realm New Zealand languages such as Cook Islands Māori, Niuean, and Tokelauan is vital because they carry cultural identity, history, and ancestral knowledge, and without active preservation, these small language communities risk losing irreplaceable heritage for future generations.
What our Community are saying.
Our community are at the heart of what we do, and we love hearing from them. Here are some of our latest comments across our social media
Cook Island Māori
16 February 2026meitaki maata !! i’m trying to learn my nativr tongue and these videos are a massive help ! i’ve just subscribed
Fiji
16 February 2026YAY MORE FIJIAN VIDEOS😃
Love Pacific islands from Greece!
Rotuman
16 February 2026As a 26 year old whose family (through my father’s side) knows little about our Rotuman culture, faiakse’ea for this!!!!
Tongan
19 December 2025Awesome video and this is very much needed these days in order to preserve our language. Malo ‘aupito
Latest Pacific Language News.
Stay up to date with our latest Pacific Language news and Information.
Pacific Learners acknowledges the tangata whenua of Aotearoa New Zealand
Pacific Learners acknowledges the tangata whenua of Aotearoa New Zealand and honours te reo Māori as the indigenous language of this land. We stand alongside efforts to strengthen all languages that shape our communities.
