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Why we learn te reo Māori

Reo Maori is one of our 3 official languages, and our first language...

John

My why is my whanau my tamariki ...

Leslie

As an immigrant coming from a far away land, I have started to realize that many countries that got colonized,...

Charles

I want to see all my whānau honour the Treaty through learning Te reo Māori, tikanga, Te Ao & a...

Trina

I work as a coordinator and my work is to connect people of different communities sono would like to enhance...

Ramandeep

Wāhine Māori...

Ani

I have lived my whole life in Aotearoa, I need to learn Te Reo in order to embrace my identity...

Priscilla

I'm learning te reo for my kids and myself...

Hannah

I’m now a Nana at 50 and it brings me joy that it’s never to late to learn and participate...

Leonie

Tēnā koe ...

Ben

I feel like I want to really connect with my New Zealand roots...

Karo

to honour my ancestors and it is a part of who I am...

ingrid

It’s about the Kia KAHA Te reo I nga wa KATOA ...

Haylee

It just feels right for me now...

Leeann

I have been trying to learn te reo rangatira because:...

Whaea Lynda

I want to feel more connected to my country Aotearoa, in every way possible, and to show gratitude to each...

Julie
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