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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.

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We used te reo in our workplace and our home with colleagues and whānau :) <3 I kōrerotia mātou i te reo, i te tari mahi me te kāinga

martin

Thank you for this opportunity, please see a link to a video of my mihi, and the text below: https://www. facebook. com/waimakaririlibraries/posts/2653118098338917 My Mihi E nga mana, e nga reo, e nga waka o nga hau e wha, e nga iwi Maori, me Te Reo Maori, tena koutou katoa. Ka tangi te whenua ka tangi nga maunga ka tangi nga awa ka tangi nga hau e wha ka tangi hoki ko au tihei mauri ora ka timatanga au no reira Ko Te Poho-raka-hua te maunga. Ko Rakahuri, te awa. Ko waka o nga hau e wha te waka. Ko ngati pakeha te iwi. Ko Clements te whanau. Nō Charleston ahau. Kei Tawera, toku kainga. Ko Jason ahau. Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, katoa.

Jason

Each year we celebrate with schools, and preschools participating. This year has presented unique challenges, and we hope that our online celebrations will inspire others to read, speak, learn, and sing Te Reo Māori. Our celebration will go live on Monday 14 September. For more information please go to: https://libraries. waimakariri. govt. nz/home https://www. facebook. com/waimakaririlibraries/

Jason
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