- A
korao no New Zealand; or, the New Zealander's
first book was
written by
Anglican missionary Thomas Kendall in 1815, and is the
first book
written in...
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sounds of the language.
Thomas Kendall published a book in 1815
entitled A
korao no New Zealand,
which in
modern orthography and
usage would be He Kōrero...
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Encyclopedia Britannica.
Retrieved 12
January 2017. "Zɔsɔ Sale Pɛrɛi a Kɛ́ a
Koraɔ 50/Zorzor
Hospital 50
Years Old". Kpɛlɛɛ Worɛ-woo-ŋa/The
Kpelle Messenger...
- The Māori
language was
first written down by
Thomas Kendall in 1815, in A
korao no New Zealand. This was
followed five
years later by A
Grammar and Vocabulary...
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picnic of 1900, from the
Charles Peet
Dawes collection Title page of A
korao no New
Zealand (1815), the
first known book
written in Māori The
first page...
- ceremony). The
first book
published in Māori
language was in 1815
called A
korao (korero) no New Zealand; or, the New Zealander's
first book;
being an attempt...
-
exploration and discovery. The
museum holds the only
known extant copy of A
Korao no New Zealand, the
first book
written in the Māori language, published...
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Hokianga Harbour. The
first book
published in the Māori
language was A
Korao no New Zealand! The New
Zealanders First Book!,
published by
Thomas Kendall...
-
Whangaroa Harbour. The
first book
published in the Māori
language was A
Korao no New Zealand; or, the New Zealander's
First Book,
published by CMS missioner...
-
sounds of the language.
Thomas Kendall published a book in 1815
entitled A
korao no New Zealand,
which in
modern orthography and
usage would be He Kōrero...
