Because learning and speaking Māori is a unique opportunity we have in NZ, and because speaking more than one language is one of the best things a person can do for themselves and their community - mentally, emotionally, psychologically. And because of Te Tiriti: learning te reo is a crucial part of being a New Zealander, and a vital of honouring the very special and powerful partnership agreement which makes our nation what it is.
Share how you celebrated
Share what you did for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2023. This will go on to become a showcase of how we celebrate te reo as a nation.
Caleb Harris
Kia ora whānau. I've just signed up so I've got 45 mins to teach myself to play a te reo Māori song on the guitar, which I'll play by myself alone at home. But I'll open some windows so the neighbours can hear! Mauri ora.
Individual profile pages show some of the contributions you make to the Māori language movement. You can make your own profile page and share your Māori language journey.
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Share your why
#MyMihi - Waitangi day 2021
MLM 2021
Share your why
#MyMihi - Waitangi day 2021
MLM 2021
