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Hi Trish Yes you can put Jean Mina 03/09/2009
Hi Beth Your best bet is to Jamie Mackay 12/02/2009
hi there, im looking for a Elise A 02/08/2013
Do you mind adding Lin Li 23/07/2014
How do you say the Maori word Franklin 17/08/2014
what does Ehoa mean samuel 05/08/2009
Hiya, Anyone know what a Tash 28/07/2010
Go to www.koreromaori.co.nz Pikia 04/05/2009
Kia ora Tamsen - there isn't Jamie M 06/10/2017
thanks heaps.i used it for emily 01/06/2009
Kei te pirangi ahau ki te Maori BOI 26/12/2012
Could you please let me know diana 08/05/2010
Hi Lin - check out our Maori admin 24/07/2014
Hi guys, Si B 06/03/2013
Hello I am an Australian Nicholas 03/01/2010
what is 'A' in maori? What Jawdie 01/08/2010
Kia ora, I am trying to Kat 24/08/2010
I’d appreciate your Steph 31/03/2010
hello please can you jade 31/08/2012
How do you say Thanks or Raewyn 26/03/2012
I am trying to translate the Cole 07/01/2011
I would like to know the Lynette 21/01/2013
How do I say my daughter is Rachael 02/09/2012
Hi there, I am a teacher at Hanna Mason 04/07/2009
hey I'm a NCEA level 3 Matthew Robinson 10/07/2009
Hy ! Cheyenne 19/05/2014
Hi I'm just learning basic Abbe 10/10/2012
Hi Helen 05/07/2013
Hi Hanna We don't produce admin 04/07/2009
Priscilla is Priscilla. It's Bakedpotatoes 12/12/2010
@Suzanne Bk 25/07/2014
Kia Ora While looking at Ruth 03/08/2010
Can someone tell me if this Matt 25/07/2011
Tamanui means great son Margaret Tamanui 08/03/2011
E noho rā is Goodbye (from a Bk 10/10/2012
i love the maori words BTW i HD 05/07/2013
Is Awanui a place name it Trix 17/03/2009
Hi, Can you please tell me TS 28/03/2014
what does ipo mean angel 15/05/2012
kia ora - I was wondering hemi 25/06/2011
Hello, I had a New Zealander HB 08/07/2016
Hi Beth, you can add macron Libby 07/06/2009
Where can I find the Māori Anonymous 10/05/2009
kia ora how do you say you hmmm 07/10/2010
I am reading a novel about Margaret Reardon 23/01/2012
How do you say "come the food LaVonne 12/03/2014
What is the copyright usage Anonymous 05/08/2018
Kia ora, to say you have Emily 07/10/2010
Hi Margaret, there is no 'q' admin 24/01/2012
I have been tryng to learn danielle 30/03/2014

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