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I attend Te Reo class on Monday evenings. I try and use Te Reo in my korero as often as I can.

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Every Monday evening I attend Te Reo Classes at Rongopai Community Centre, Nawton, Hamilton

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Catering kai as in dinner for rua tekau ma tane at Te Whare Korowai o Kirikiriroa on Wednesday 30th June.

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There are numerous number of reasons: ▪︎One of the three official languagesof NZ. ▪︎The language and culture is so intertwined to relate with Tangata Whenua. ▪︎The opportunity to learn via the Te Wananga o Aotearoa at no cost. ▪︎The understanding of Màori history from Màori view point. ▪︎The language and culture is so beautiful and has enhanced my own roots by learning whakapapa.

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Te Reo Màori and Tikanga are both beautiful language and culture. Te Reo Màori enhances my life in Aotearoa ! ! The blog post slug for this story is: paul_-_hamilton

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