Epi 6 - Planning to fail

from 2 Couple to Kōrero Hosted by Vincent Olsen-Reeder & Ariana Johnson-Perez

Ari & Vini dive into the remedy for our language woes - language planning. A boring name that packs a lot of punch. Why is it important we all do it, and why should we fail at it? In this episode we mention a couple of links: Te Mātāwai's free language planning template, and Vini's short course on language planning, called Mind Your Tongue. Check them out! Support the show Me mihi ka tika ki ēnei whare i tautoko mai i a māua, i puta ai ēnei kōrero ki te ao: ATA - ngā whakaahua, ngā mahi etita Te Matawai - nāna i tautoko mai ā-pūtea nei Mei kore kōrua i whakaaomarama mai ai a 2ctk!

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