Welcome Home Lyrics Te Reo at Vivian Dominguez blog

Welcome Home Lyrics Te Reo. E tānoatia nei e tauwhenua. Dave dobbyn’s (lorraine barry) ‘welcome home’, one of new zealand's most loved songs, has beenre released in te reotoday, to coincide with māori language week. A waiata for rongomai (the comet) from the album te kuraroa by hirini melbourne. Kua pōhiri te reo karanga, haere mai. Kua pōhiri ngā maunga, haere mai. Legendary new zealand musician dave dobbyn has released his song 'welcome home' in te reo māori. Rawa kore mai koe ki konei. Ka toro te ringa ki. This video is intended for educational purposes only.music credits:nau mai ra. Kei te aroha au ki a koe. Iconic kiwi song now in te reo māori. The new version, 'nau mai ra',. Ko te ao tea roa o konei. Te hoa tauwhai o te rā. Nau mai rā (welcome home) by dave dobbyn, beautifully translated by te haumihiata mason.

Iconic kiwi song now in te reo māori. Rawa kore mai koe ki konei. The new version, 'nau mai ra',. Ka toro te ringa ki. E tānoatia nei e tauwhenua. Te hoa tauwhai o te rā. Kei te aroha au ki a koe. A waiata for rongomai (the comet) from the album te kuraroa by hirini melbourne. Legendary new zealand musician dave dobbyn has released his song 'welcome home' in te reo māori. Kua pōhiri te reo karanga, haere mai.

Haere Mai Maori Song Lyrics Sentenças, Maori, Ditados

Welcome Home Lyrics Te Reo Kua pōhiri te reo karanga, haere mai. Rawa kore mai koe ki konei. Ko te ao tea roa o konei. Kei te aroha au ki a koe. This video is intended for educational purposes only.music credits:nau mai ra. Ka toro te ringa ki. Iconic kiwi song now in te reo māori. Legendary new zealand musician dave dobbyn has released his song 'welcome home' in te reo māori. Kua pōhiri ngā maunga, haere mai. E tānoatia nei e tauwhenua. Dave dobbyn’s (lorraine barry) ‘welcome home’, one of new zealand's most loved songs, has beenre released in te reotoday, to coincide with māori language week. Te hoa tauwhai o te rā. The new version, 'nau mai ra',. Kua pōhiri te reo karanga, haere mai. Nau mai rā (welcome home) by dave dobbyn, beautifully translated by te haumihiata mason. A waiata for rongomai (the comet) from the album te kuraroa by hirini melbourne.

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