Yeah Nah
from Kōrero Hosted by NZME
This week we dive into the quirks that make us uniquely Aotearoa – from rocking jandals in winter, to sending it with a mean manu, to the classic “yeah nah” (and everything in between). We drop a handy kiwaha, play a cheeky game, weave in a bit of reo, and keep the space safe for a good old yarn.
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