ilo Pagsasao a M%C4%81ori

Māori
Māori
Te Reo
Patubo iti	Baro a Selanda
Rehion	Polinesia
Etnisidad	Tattao a Māori
Patubo a mangisasao	60,000 (2011); 160,000 makasao a maipanggep kadagiti aniaman nga inaldaw a banag (senso ti 2006)
Pamilia	Austronesio Malayo-Polinesio Oseaniko Polinesio Akindaya a Polinesio Tahitiko Maori–Moriori Māori; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Panagsurat	Latin (Māori nga abesedario); Māori a Braille
Opisial a kasasaad
Opisial a mangisasao	Baro a Selanda
Nagalagad	Komision ti Pagsasao a Māori
Kodkodigo ti pagsasao
ISO 639-1	mi
ISO 639-2	mao (B) ; mri (T)
ISO 639-3	mri
ELP	Māori
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Ti Maori wenno Māori /ˈmaʊri/ ket pagsasao a Polinesio dagiti indehenio a Maori (Māori) nga etniko a grupo ti Baro a Selanda. Manipud idi 1987, maysa daytoyen kadagiti baro nga opisial a pagsasao ti Baro a Selanda. Daytoy ket kameng ti sasao nga Akindaya a Polinesio, nga asideg a kabagian ti Is-isla ti a Māori, Tuamotua, ken Tahitiano.

Segun ti panagsukimat idi 2001 iti salun-at ti pagsasao a Māori, ti bilang dagiti manakman a nalaing nga agsao ket agarup idi a 9% ti populasion dagiti Māori, wenno 29,000 a manakman.^[3] Ti nailian a senso a naaramid idi 2006, nupay kasta, nangisingasing a ti porsiento idi ket agarup a 4% iti intero a populasion ti Baro a Selanda,^[4] wenno 23.7% iti populasion dagiti Maori.

Dagiti nota

^ Māori iti Ethnologue (maika-17 nga ed., 2013)
^ Statistics New Zealand:Language spoken (total responses) for the 1996–2006 censuses (Table 16) Naiyarkibo 2013-03-09 iti Archive-It.
^ "2001 Survey on the health of the Māori language". Statistics New Zealand. 2001. Naala idi 12 Hunio 2012.
^ "FAQ about the Maori Language". maorilanguage.info. 22 Oktubre 2007. Naiyarkibo manipud iti kasisigud idi 2014-03-01. Naala idi 26 Pebrero 2014.

Adu pay a mabasbasa

Edward Tregear (1891). The Maori-Polynesian comparative dictionary. Lyon and Blair. p. 675. Naala idi 2011-07-21.

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