Results for speak soon translation from Maori to English

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i am writing this letter to you nannie anne for the struggles you hav e been through over the years that it had to take to make this school what it is today? it would be hard work with what you’re done. you have had a lot of support on your journey to make a maori, pasifika kura, it must have been really hard when you were on your journey to make us kia aroha college as it is and you had to put up with all the refusals, dismissals and negative rejections but you never gave up, you put up a really good fight to the point where you got it. if it wasn’t for the staff you have done we wouldn’t be here and the achievement of this dream and the development of the new school campus is an important achievement for the schools, shared community and both schools are committed to working together, in constant business with families to provide improvement and excellence for our young maori and pasifika people. i know it would have been a lot of work and money for this kura. we are really proud the school it is today and how thing are around here. there has been a lot of ups and down, good times and bad times but at the end of it we are all a whanau. for me as a student at kia aroha college it’s been awesome here the years i’ve been here i’ve learnt something like we are all one, were a whanau. well i won’t say anymore but yeaah, because of what you have done for us today i can say one thing. ‘we are the leaders of the future’

soon
meake

see you soon
see you soon

can you speak māori?
i dont know what you mean

talk soon friend
long day at work here

my journey to speak maori begins today
my first sentence today

i'll be home soon
i'll be home soon

to dougy( you said exactly what is needed to hear)i dont have confidence to speak te reo yet!🙄e te whanau thank you all for the encouraging support.
to dougy( you said e xactly what i need to hear)i dont have confidence to speak te reo yet!🙄e te whanau thank you all for the encouraging support.

mā otahi kore tahi, te ihi whakamutunga. kia ora e rangi, i kite ahau i tō whaea i nanahi. kia ora e ani, i pehea tōku whaea? i pai tō whaea, i te hoko ia i āna kai ki te hoko maha. oh, kārawe! kā kai māua ko tōku whaea i tēnei pō. kā haere ahau ki tōna kāinga. to a to the town soon, what will you do today? i will stay at home because i have a lot of homework. you're good at that! i'm going now. soon, right? 01:17 yes, soon.
with none of it, the last ray. hello, i saw your mother yesterday. hello ani, how did my mother? your mother was fine, she was buying her food to buy lots. oh, car! my mother and i will eat tonight. i went to his home. to a to the town soon, what will you do today? i will stay at home because i have a lot of homework. you're good at that! i'm going now. soon, right? 01:17 yes, soon.