검색어: i am two years old (마오리어 - 영어)

i am 21 years old
forty -four

i am life
i am breathe

i am healthy
i am good

my younger brother is ten years old
this is a beautiful day

i am a good boy
i am a good dude

i am happy to hear that
i am pleased to hear that

i am proud to be maori
i am proud to be maori

i am going home to have a kai
i'm going home to have a baby

i am a student at massey university
he akonga au kei te whare wananga

i am working on administration and health and safety for
thank you and have a great day

when you kiss me down there, i am yours forever.
when you kiss me down there, i am forever yours

i am happy to be sharing a meal with like minded friends
i am thankful and blessed to be here

ko _______ ahau i am ________. ko _______ tōku ingoa. my name is ___.
i am _______ i am ________. my name is _______. my name is ___.

i am sorry for your loss we are here for you we are so sorry and godbless uncle wi from the justin family
i am sorry for your loss we are here for you we are so sorry and godbless uncle wi from the justin family

i am privileged to be apart of our family as we are strong beautuful and full of love humbled by what we have learnt from our ancestors
i am privileged to be apart of our family as we are a strong beautuful and full of love humbled by what we have learnt from our ancestors

i am wanting to organise a blessing for our new gore site. i am hopei g you can point me in the direction of someone who can assist
i will return

not only was she the foundation president of the maori womens welfare league that was dedicated to improving living conditions, stopping racial discrimination in housing, employment and health services and by the 1950s had 4,000 members, 300 branches in 88 districts, but she was also asked to lead one of the the 1975 land march on october the 13th (whina now 80 years old). the purpose of this march opposing to the further loss of maori land, they believed it was time to make maori grievances more visible and to stop alienation of maori land. she led 5,000 marchers from te hapua to wellington parliament and presented a memorial of rights to prime minister bill rowling.
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