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Ka pai hoki koe, whare pukapuka!

Laurel Stowell
Whanganui Chronicle·
4 Jul, 2016 12:22 AMQuick Read

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HAPPY DAYS: Whanganui library staff (from left) Bonnie Wilson, Sarah Fitness and Becky Stanley hold encouraging sayings in te reo Māori. PHOTO/ BEVAN CONLEY

HAPPY DAYS: Whanganui library staff (from left) Bonnie Wilson, Sarah Fitness and Becky Stanley hold encouraging sayings in te reo Māori. PHOTO/ BEVAN CONLEY

Whanganui library staff should be extra positive this week, Māori information librarian Jasmin Ratana says.

There will be lots of the Māori equivalents of "Good on you!" and "Go for it!" being said.

Te Wiki o te Reo Maori (Maori Language Week) started on Monday.

During the week each staff member will be wearing a sticker with an encouraging and supportive saying. Staff learn their sayings, and will be able to tell members of the public what they mean.

Bonnie Wilson's phrase was "Eke panuku!" - Win! Made it! Sarah Fitness had "Ka pai hoki koe!" - Good on you!

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And for Becky Stanley it was "Tino kino te pai!" - Quite the best!

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