Hi my name is Dannon
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See below. Explanation: Hi, Dannon: It is simple in English, but in Maori it slightly differs. The choice of “Hi” depends on the number of people you are greeting: Tena koe. Ko Dannon toku ingoa. [If you talking to one person.] Tena korua. Ko Dannon toku ingoa. [If you are talking to two people.] Tena koutou. Ko Dannon toku ingoa. [If you are greeting three or more people.] Best regards. Artyan Reference: http://www.elite.net/~runner/jennifers/understa.htm |
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