The Māori culture is part of NZ and plays an important role in our history and our future - I hate the thought of this culture dying out and while I am not Māori I want to do my part to make sure we don't loose this culture. I learnt the Pākeha perspective when I was at uni, but I learnt so much more from my ex partner, who is Māori and speaks fluent Te Reo. Te Reo is a beautiful language and I want to do what I can to ensure it remains alive in our country.
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This will go on to become a showcase of how we celebrate te reo as a nation.
Sharon Watt
Currently using various greetings in my work emails and every day life
Enrolling at Te Wananga to do the first step in learning Te Reo in 2021
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