Because I'm proud to be from Aotearoa and it's imperative that we learn to korero mai. We need to ensure we use te reo Māori and keep this beautiful language alive for future generations. It helps people to be connected, signifies the uniqueness of what it means to be a kiwi and helps us to understand deeper cultural significance.
Michelle Stronach-Marsh
Kia ora! I'm going to use as much te reo Māori with my Girl Guides at our upcoming meeting and help engage our tamariki to korero mai. I'm also going to continue using as much te reo Māori in my business whilst communicating with clients, in my daily life, in my Rotary Club and with my whānau. Kia ora. So grateful for the resources and opportunities that you provide to encourage participants in Te Wiki o te reo Māori. Ngā mihi nui, Michelle
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