I have chose to make my home in Aoteroa, as part of that there is a definite obligation to do my part in keeping the key parts of this land. Te reo is one of those key parts. I also think that if new Zealanders see a foreigner making an effort then they will feel more comfortable in doing so too.
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Rachel Dahl
Belong to a small weekly Te Reo Maori class, with a retired Te Reo Maori teacher. The object is conversational kōrero with camaraderie, tino aroha me katakata hoki . Into our third year and have come such a long way. Still sucha long way to go. Ka rawe!
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