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korero
/ ˈkɒrərɔː /
noun
- a talk or discussion; meeting
verb
- intr to speak or converse
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Word History and Origins
Origin of korero1
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Example Sentences
Nga tangata e matau ana ki te korero pukapuka, whosoever knows how to read (the men who &c.).
The proposal to cook and eat the bodies of von Tempsky and his comrades was debated in a wild korero.
Ko tana hanga kia korero, his custom was to speak, &c.; it should be, he korero.
Troops of natives came from all directions to the korero with the rangatira nui, or great gentleman from England.
The purpose of this visit was to arrange a time and place at which the chiefs might be invited to a korero.
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