You (3+) are learning the Māori language.Kei te ako Blank 3 Question 1 i te reo Māori.

To fill in the blank in the sentence "Kei te ako ___ i te reo Māori," you would want to use a verb or a phrase that indicates what or who is being learned. The word "ako" means "learning" in Māori.

A possible answer could be "mātauranga," which means "knowledge." Thus, the completed sentence would be: "Kei te ako mātauranga i te reo Māori," translating to "Learning knowledge in the Māori language."

If you want to personalize this further, you could replace the blank with a specific subject such as "te reo," which translates to "the language," making it "Kei te ako te reo i te reo Māori," meaning "Learning the language in the Māori language."

This learning process enriches your vocabulary and connects you more deeply with the culture associated with the Māori language. It's a wonderful endeavor that fosters understanding and appreciation of indigenous languages.