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Posted on 78’3’21 (2007-03-01) by thomas

I taki a Whirihi i a au. Kiihai ia i mea e taaea kia poroko au me nga reo e tekau kei nga raa e taku. Otiraa! Ka toa au! Ko te tekau te reo Maaori.

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