because te reo should be thriving in Aotearoa and for our future generations it will! We are raising our children Bilingually, with my youngest i have only been speaking to her in te reo . Despite being non- maori te reo and tikanga are a really important part of our lives. i want them to grow up in a community who values, celebrates and uses te reo everyday.
Sacha Harbott
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whakatauki- discuss these
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basic sentences- he inu māu?
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