Te reo Māori is the first language of Aotearoa. I see that all NZers have a role in keeping te reo alive and thriving. I want my children to grow up in a bicultural country with a truly bicultural experience and outlook. Valuing te reo Māori is valuing Māori, a stance we need to push for to work against casual and systemtic racism and the effects of colonisation.
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Ann Huggett
I'm at home today, but will greet my chickens and cats with Kia ora at lunchtime and use as much te reo as I know when my kids come home from school.
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