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Greetings from Kiwiland, everyone. Sounds like a great site to belong to judging from the messages posted by the hosts. A big thank you to them for organising this site. Hope you all make some good connections here. Good luck, all the best, cheers!
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Hi and welcome
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Hello and welcome to JSH, I hope you have a great time here...
It's sooo much fun!!!! Enjoy the forums...
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Hello & Welcome
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Kia ora and thank you
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Hey and welcome to jsh
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Welcome , you'll find a lot good folk in here,
did I say folk? .. pardon me ,, I'm southern |
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Kia ora and thank you. Will love to join the forums.Look forward to joining in soon.
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I'm sure I'll find lots of lovely folk here. Thank you, and look forward to meeting them soon.
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Many thanks to all who have posted welcome notes. Kia ora!
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Hello and Welcome to JSH
 
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hi and welcome to JSH
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okay...so what does kia ora mean?
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welcome to the funhouse
 
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okay...so what does kia ora mean? Southern translation " Hi Ya'll" |
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Edited by
TrueJedi
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Sat 11/17/07 09:21 PM
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Kia ora is a Māori language greeting which has entered New Zealand English. It means literally "be well/healthy" and may also be regarded in a more formal sense as a traditional greeting of "Good health." It is used for both "Hello" and "goodbye" and as a general exhortation or acknowledgement when listening and responding to a public speaker.
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Kia ora is a Māori language greeting which has entered New Zealand English. It means literally "be well/healthy" and may also be regarded in a more formal sense as a traditional greeting of "Good health." It is used for both "Hello" and "goodbye" and as a general exhortation or acknowledgement when listening and responding to a public speaker. Like I said ,,, "Hi Ya'll" Have fun here at JSH |
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Kia ora is a Māori language greeting which has entered New Zealand English. It means literally "be well/healthy" and may also be regarded in a more formal sense as a traditional greeting of "Good health." It is used for both "Hello" and "goodbye" and as a general exhortation or acknowledgement when listening and responding to a public speaker. Tena koe! Thank you for having posted the meaning of Kai ora, and so beautifully put too.Was distracted for a while and hadn't noticed the request for its meaning. Tena koe. |
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