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Forum: New Zealand

Mar 10th 2008, 7:11 am

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I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

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Posted By Kiwiprincess

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Don't worry! my Maori teacher in high school taught us that one when we had to say a mihi.

Ko Honda Odyssey te moto ka :D

Forum: New Zealand

Mar 10th 2008, 7:07 am

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I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

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Posted By Kiwiprincess

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Ko Boeing 747-400 Toku Waka!!!

Forum: New Zealand

Nov 12th 2007, 11:01 am

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I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

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Posted By Kiwiprincess

Re: I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

2 versions of the treaty - more than that. There is now basically 3 accepted versions of the Treaty.

1. English version
2. Maori version
3. And the one that is very interesting - the English...

Forum: New Zealand

Nov 12th 2007, 6:18 am

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I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

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Posted By Kiwiprincess

Re: I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

Hehe the Treaty is an interesting one though isn't it. After all it gives Maori the "rights and privileges of a British subject"!!

:) Personally I would have liked to have used that one if I had...

Forum: New Zealand

Nov 12th 2007, 5:52 am

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I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

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Posted By Kiwiprincess

Re: I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

Part of the problem is though that for many years Maori, especially those in the Native Schools (hehe showing my history bent here) were told not to be outwardly Maori. Language, customs, whanau...

Forum: New Zealand

Nov 12th 2007, 3:00 am

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I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

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Posted By Kiwiprincess

Re: I Enrolled on Mauri Ora course today

As a Maori/Pakeha woman I find this offensive. Or perhaps ill informed (offensive just seems so mean to say!). Locals SHOULD be using both Maori and Pakeha but as a positive word, not simply in the...

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