Even though I am not Moari I think it is important for all NZer's to know some Te Reo Maori and to gain confidence without fear of embarresment or redicule or being mocked. I work in a school that is mostly Maori and has a number of Maori teachers so being able to speak some Te Reo Maori is a way of showing respect for and recognition of Maori culture.
Besides, ka rawe te korero Te Reo Maori, speaking Te Reo Maori is fun.
Paul Cochrane
Mo te taku wa, korero Te Reo Moari, waiata, whakarongo Te Wiki o te reo Maori playlist, me panui .
I plan on using as many te reo Moari phrases, whakatauki, waiata, and reading.
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