By: stevoc263
30/04/2009
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| Thats ok rangi, Rlfd's already translated for us thanks. |
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By: rustyramkam
30/04/2009
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| What good will that do for my kids & grandkids,they wont be in jail so they wont have to try & communicate with any maori.Has absolutely no use in the modern world,here or internationally,may as well learn orangutan or or one of the other related dialects |
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By: rustyramkam
30/04/2009
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| hey Maia,that earlier posting in te reo does`nt sound anything like Taiwanese or chinese.Another place,another time.keep it where it belongs,on the marae,if people want it they can come to you,why do you think whitey has`nt taken it,because it is of no value anywhere, |
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By: hogwogles
30/04/2009
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By: teoneroaatohe
30/04/2009
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dingy....your ignorance is of your own making, obtenez vous a baise chian etranger !! hahahaa now put the pharkin french/german dictionary away. vous les foutus abrutis, pensez que vous possedesz le monde...mais pas l'aotearoa...idiot!
kia kaha ra rangimarie, ka pai to mahi nunui, ka pai to mahi tuturu, ae tika, pono me te aroha mo te reo rangatira....mauri ora !
these dum.basses will never learn, oh no thats right they cant, dont have a brain to learn another..
Cyberfreak psychos obsessed with us Maori, man we must be good hahahaaaa |
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By: rocky.murphy
30/04/2009
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I personally think that you are on the right track, but I have a compromise to your suggestion. As a New Zealander I was brought up in an era where I learnt about Maori Folklaw, games, history and a bit of the language, like any other school aged New Zealander of my time.
I was brought up in a time that I felt equal to others and they equal to me, and not once did I ever look at other New Zealanders from different descendants as any different to me - believe it or not there was a time like that.
I absolutely loved and was very proud, to call myself a New Zealander, but then something terrible happened. The tide seemed to change after the springboks issue, people got angry, bitter, vengeful, and defiant. All of a sudden there was "Pakeha" or "Maori", and a time of equality slipped from this beautiful land - a land that we all belong to and are all equal in. This land is full of more than Pakeha or Maori, this land is full of New Zealanders and it is our home - why can't we see that?
One law, one land, one education, one people - and if we all could see that we would be one of the richest and happiest countries in the world.
All schools should teach about the history of this land and hopefully find the courage to forgive and move on, otherwise this racism that we have, born of bitterness, will slowing eat away at us - and for what?
But what I don't want to see is Pakeha being treated differently by org *** ations or Governments paying money out that doesn't help heal the gap, far from it, it fuels that division.
It is our history and our culture, that of New Zealand Aotearoa and if we keep seperating, we will lose that. |
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By: kymhewitson
30/04/2009
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| Although Te Reo is not useful when leaving Nz it is useful for everyone living here, I mean anyone could then be a moari teacher, work in maori org *** ations turn on the maori channel or listen and watch the kapa haka or shows and understand whats being said or sung maybe it will be helpful with the seperatism (hate the Word racism) thats going on here..I'm south african and 75% of the country which is black and i were forced to learn Afrikaans which was made compulsory by the apartheid goverment not beneficial overseas altho very similar to dutch but im not complaining im glad to be bilingual, its a language we coloureds sort of turned into our own with some twist and turns but i love it and i dont see harm in learning another language and with doing so you actually learning more about the culture too its just mind broadening and it will keep Te Reo alive...So i dont think its a bad idea... |
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By: kymhewitson
30/04/2009
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| to all the negative comments.... shame on you narrowminded fools its bcoz of people like you this country will neva change on the racist note maybe thatz why you call yourselves kiwis coz u cant fly you cant explore whats out in the rest of the world thats why find it hard to understand other accents and cultures |
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By: rlfdevelopments@xtra.co.nz
1/05/2009
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By: rangimarie@rocketmail.com
1/05/2009
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There has been and still is a huge majority of Native americans who are fighting for their rights as the indigenous people of America which is still on-going, for example "First Nations movement". There has also been a number of groups and movements that have been initiated and directed by african americans as a means of resistance to oppression and improved equality - "Black Panthers, Bus boycott and so forth.
Racial segregation in the states in earlier times and the "enslaving" of millions of africans was absolutely cruel and inhumane. And "YES" there was 'moaning' there too. However in terms of the actual statement... Te Reo Maori compulsory in schools in New Zealand, the benefits for both Maori and Non-Maori are substantially increased through the potential gain of human, social, cultural and economic capital within the national and global world. |
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By: rlfdevelopments@xtra.co.nz
1/05/2009
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By: kymhewitson
1/05/2009
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| my goodness you ignorant stupid fool why dont you just keep your comments to yourself you worthless racist person, the same thing happened in the USA as it did here and i coulnt care how many houses u have in the world you prove over and over you are a stupid flightless bird with a very narrow mind with your dumbass comments shame!! |
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By: madaxe01
1/05/2009
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By: stevoc263
1/05/2009
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| You're not a kiwi cabin boy, you're a peice of stuff dogs drop. |
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By: madaxe01
1/05/2009
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| thanks SWINE epidmemic....thank GOD we dont need a cure...theirs only TWO of you....lol... |
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By: rustyramkam
1/05/2009
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By: rustyramkam
1/05/2009
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| Kym, you should link up with the MAD one,you could change the world speaking te reo,really pull a crowd.....nobody would understand a word & dont want to,look to the future,c`mon over to the real world of mighty whitey,its where your future lays |
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By: hine_raumati@xtra.co.nz
1/05/2009
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Kia kaha i te reo Maori whanau ma. Kaua e korero i te reo o nga tauiwi i runga i tenei kaupapa. Ki te korero Maori nga whanau katoa, ka riri ake te katoa o nga tauiwi (katakata).
Ahakoa he iti taku korero Maori, he nui toku manawa! |
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By: hine_raumati@xtra.co.nz
1/05/2009
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| kim. How dare you criticise the flightless kiwi. Its been here way longer than five minutes mate. You should go away and rethink your profile pic. It looks rather angry and negative. Like your comments on the good ole kiwi. |
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By: stevoc263
1/05/2009
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| Good on ya Rusty. |
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By: stevoc263
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By: cheyenne3@xtra.co.nz
1/05/2009
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| I THINK YOUR RIGHT IT SHOULD BE COMPULSORY IN SCHOOLS. PUBLIC SPEAKERS,POLITICIANS,TEAC HERS PEOPLE IN PUBLIC JOBS WHO WILL COME ACROSS TE REO SHOULD KNOW HOW TO PRONOUNCE THE WORDS PROPERLY. |
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By: maiaconsultants@xtra.co.nz
1/05/2009
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Ae, Ka tautoko ahau i nga kupu a Hine. Mehemea matou ma nga mea Maori e korero anake i roto i te reo, Ka tino pukiriri ratou nga mea kuare ana!
Te pouri hoki me te riri hoki ki nga korero tiko e thuituhia ena pakeha.....!
Tu tonu Mai Maori ma! Ara ake! |
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By: rangimarie@rocketmail.com
1/05/2009
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| Ahakoa e tautoko ana ahau te korero a hine raua ko maia e pa ana ki te reo maori ki runga i te kaupapa nei ka hiahia au ki te korero i te reo pakeha me te reo maori hoki na te mea ka tuwhera te kaupapa mo nga tangata katoa kaore nga kaikorero maori anake ae kei te whakaae au i etahi wa ka takahi etahi atu te tikanga me te korero o to tatou iwi maori engari koina ta ratou tika ehara maku a te mutunga o te ra ka tupu ake tonu tatou inahoki kei a tatou te+maioha+me+te+mohiotang a+o+to+tatou+reo+rangatir a+ |
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2/05/2009
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