Challenge #4 Ki te korero māori mō te wiki nei. Rehu & Lydia

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Kia ora
Ko Rehu ahau
No Manurewa ahau
Ko Leah raua ko George ka puta mai a Rehu.
Ko Rehu ahau.

Ko Lydia tenei.
Ko Lydia taku hoa.

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  1. Rowandale’s Principal14 September 2017 at 19:13

    KaPaiToMahi #AmazingArewhana #TinoPai @RowandaleSchool for incorporating #TeWikiOTeReoMaori2017

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