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Official New Zealand Language. English, te reo māori, and new zealand sign language. te reo māori was made an official language in 1987, followed by new zealand sign language in 2006. However, as table 1 shows, in 2013 there far. te reo māori (māori language) māori became 1 of new zealand’s 3 official languages in 1987. new zealand has three official languages: according to the 2013 census, english and te reo māori are the most widely spoken languages in new zealand. according to the 2018 census, english was the most common language spoken in aotearoa new zealand, with 95.4 percent of the population. According to census 2018, english, te reo māori, samoan,. It’s a taonga (treasure) that our. For many, it will be news that english doesn’t also have special status under the law. aotearoa's rich diversity means there are many languages spoken in new zealand. English is the primary language;

according to the 2018 census, english was the most common language spoken in aotearoa new zealand, with 95.4 percent of the population. according to the 2013 census, english and te reo māori are the most widely spoken languages in new zealand. For many, it will be news that english doesn’t also have special status under the law. te reo māori was made an official language in 1987, followed by new zealand sign language in 2006. te reo māori (māori language) māori became 1 of new zealand’s 3 official languages in 1987. English is the primary language; It’s a taonga (treasure) that our. However, as table 1 shows, in 2013 there far. English, te reo māori, and new zealand sign language. aotearoa's rich diversity means there are many languages spoken in new zealand.

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Official New Zealand Language For many, it will be news that english doesn’t also have special status under the law. English, te reo māori, and new zealand sign language. te reo māori (māori language) māori became 1 of new zealand’s 3 official languages in 1987. according to the 2013 census, english and te reo māori are the most widely spoken languages in new zealand. For many, it will be news that english doesn’t also have special status under the law. According to census 2018, english, te reo māori, samoan,. te reo māori was made an official language in 1987, followed by new zealand sign language in 2006. aotearoa's rich diversity means there are many languages spoken in new zealand. according to the 2018 census, english was the most common language spoken in aotearoa new zealand, with 95.4 percent of the population. English is the primary language; However, as table 1 shows, in 2013 there far. It’s a taonga (treasure) that our. new zealand has three official languages: