Share on Facebook Tweet this Naima | Mt Roskill, Auckland “Maalin aniga iyo hooyo waan u lugeeyneynay shaaricka. I think waxaan aadeeynay New World Mount Roskill. Nin baa gaariga ku jiray, wuu na caayay. Wuxuu iraahday wadankiina ku noqda. Waan sii jeedsaday,...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Tihi | Ōhakune, Manawatū – Whanganui “I was born in Whanganui, and I was brought up on the marae with my mum in a wananga. I think it was the wanangas from my mum. I couldn’t speak English properly till I was six. Then my...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Chaana | Raetihi, Whanganui-Manawatū “One of my brave stories that I remember, where I knew I had to do something, was when my uncle made me do a pōwhiri, or a karanga they call it, for the first time. I was able to perform that...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Ezra | Fitzroy, Taranaki ** This story mentions abuse and suicide. Youthline provides free support for young people, or people supporting young people. Contact 0800 376 633 or free text 234 ** “I don’t know whether or not it was a...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Kale | Welbourn, Taranaki “When it comes to bravery around here, there’s not really much to tell, because a lot of things happen around here on a daily basis. On Sunday, I was out here with a couple of mates just doing usual things...
Share on Facebook Tweet this Tien Yu | Eden Terrace, Auckland “我在新西兰出生的,然后我的母语是英文。 去年为了学会中文,我去了北京。 刚到的时候我一句话都不会说。 所以跟中国人聊天有点难。 因为他们都看到我,他们觉得我是本地的中国人. 但是我并不是。 所以我觉得去学中文对我的…… 当然对我的中文有好处,但是也对我的英文好处,因为要帮我提高我的那个……那个……怎么说,communication,的继续。 不是继续。...
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