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"A collection of traditional Māori legends"--BIM.

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W. L. Williams in this book discusses the use of the Maori language for first-time speakers. The author discusses and explains some concepts about various aspects of the language including nouns and personal pronouns, definitive, adjectives, numerals, and other essential parts of the language. Do you want to learn the Maori language? This book serves as a concise guide.