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It's the only Maori (New Zealand Natives) sentence I know. It means, "When the stomach is full, the pig sleeps."

Sorry, not related to the thread.

I know who Maori's are because one of my friends is Maori but thanks for sharing what it meant still trying to know how to pronounce it:eek:
 
I know who Maori's are because one of my friends is Maori but thanks for sharing what it meant still trying to know how to pronounce it:eek:

"Mow (as in mow the lawn) Ree"... but roll the 'r' a bit.

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Upper Hutt
Waitara
Napier
Hokitika
Christchurch
Oamaru
Dunedin
Invercargill
Queenstown

...places I've lived in NZ... wish I could go back to visit someday.
 
"Mow (as in mow the lawn) Ree"... but roll the 'r' a bit.

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Upper Hutt
Waitara
Napier
Hokitika
Christchurch
Oamaru
Dunedin
Invercargill
Queenstown

...places I've lived in NZ... wish I could go back to visit someday.

I live about an hours drive from Upper Hutt. Are you familiar with the Wairarapa, Greytown, Masterton?
 
"Mow (as in mow the lawn) Ree"... but roll the 'r' a bit.

----------

Upper Hutt
Waitara
Napier
Hokitika
Christchurch
Oamaru
Dunedin
Invercargill
Queenstown

...places I've lived in NZ... wish I could go back to visit someday.

not how to pronounce Maori lol the sentence thats what I could not pronounce lol
 
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