Jeez we may as well get rid of the english language and just all learn speak maori.
Making "Aotearoa" an official name for New Zealand does not find favour with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, nor National Party leader Simon Bridges.https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12305708 …
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It would be expensive, but we would know who was really commited to this country.
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Nor with 90% of other NZ's
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Nor with the silent majority.
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Always will be New Zealand to me,just as my buddy still calls his home country Rhodesia.
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So why mention it.
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I knew there would be the the usual anti Maori language crew in the replies and you all did not disappoint - blppdy
#snowflakes
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Our family is Maori and we still call Mt Taranaki, Mt Egmont because we come from Taranaki and that’s what we grew up with. Also, “land of the long white cloud” is probably not going to attract tourists.
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"Aotearoa" rolls more fluid on the tongue for me, and it has historical and regional signifance...but then again, I'm a Austronesian language (Malay) native speaker, so there shows my bias.
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So does NEW ZEALAND.. From a.. Historical significance.. Since Aotearoa was only the name given to the North Island.
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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