Hori put them wherever he felt was appropriate as a native speaker. He was all about dialects, and thought the dictionary wasn't perfect. Te Aka is good, but I'd run all the reo dialogue by him for S
Māori - as a term for all Polynesians - don't believe that genetics alone are whakapapa. That's why I explained whangai in the 2-hour tape. Whakapapa is a much broader concept than ancestry. - Whil
Harry says you have the treaties that Māori signed with other nations (including Africa). It's amazing how much info you acquired from us... taboo, mana etc.
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