Taylor Helliwell

Tāmaki Makaurau • Auckland

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For Te Reo o te Wiki Māori 2023 I learned a waiata, Nau Mai Rā by Dave Dobbyn. This waiata is especially precious to me because it was the song I sung at my grandpa's funeral in 2011, although in English. So, it was special to learn this in Te Reo Māori. Kia kaha Te Reo Māori! !

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For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

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For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

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For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

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For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

Taylor Helliwell

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For Te Reo o te Wiki Māori 2023 I learned a waiata, Nau Mai Rā by Dave Dobbyn. This waiata is especially precious to me because it was the song I sung at my grandpa's funeral in 2011, although in English. So, it was special to learn this in Te Reo Māori. Kia kaha Te Reo Māori! !

Taylor

For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

Taylor

For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

Taylor

For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

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Taylor Helliwell

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For Te Reo o te Wiki Māori 2023 I learned a waiata, Nau Mai Rā by Dave Dobbyn. This waiata is especially precious to me because it was the song I sung at my grandpa's funeral in 2011, although in English. So, it was special to learn this in Te Reo Māori. Kia kaha Te Reo Māori! !

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For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

Taylor

For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

Taylor

For my Māori Language moment, I chose to introduce myself in my 12PM meeting with a pepeha (who I am, where I am from, and what's important to me), and shared a whakatauki (a Māori proverb).

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