Aside from the obvious ethnic difference, many Maori speak with an accent (somewhat different to the Kiwi accent). There way of life can be quite different, too, although there has been a lot of crossover between Maori and Pakeha. In fact, it has been suggested that the Maori accent influenced the NZ accent, which 50 years ago, was barely different to an Australian accent.
In the 2006 census people in New Zealand identified themselves as belonging to the following ethnic groups (people could identify with more than one group): * European 67.6% * Maori 14.6% * Asian 6.6% * Pacific peoples 6.5% * Middle Eastern, Latin American, African 1% * Other (including New Zealander) 10%
What does not kill you only makes you stronger
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Oh yes, you are unlikely to see an All Black rugby team without one ! (The National Rugby team of New Zealand are the All Blacks, and very good rugby players they are, as good as any.) Before the match the All Blacks perform the Haka, a Moari war dance.
People are different from different places due to a variety of factors, including cultural influences, geographic location, historical events, and socioeconomic conditions. These factors shape individuals' beliefs, values, behaviors, and traditions, leading to diversity in appearance, language, customs, and lifestyles across regions.
You mispelled it. It's idiosyncrasy. Uncle Johnny had many idiosyncrasies such as talking too loudly, laughing too loudly, and telling long detailed stories which put everyone to sleep before he finished. Dorie
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People of different backgrounds.
Because they were preetier
Different people like different things. It is that diversity that makes us individuals.
School uniforms are good because they promote equality among students, reduce distractions related to fashion, and can help foster a sense of unity and school pride. However, they can be seen as restrictive of individual expression and may not effectively address underlying issues such as bullying.
They can't be trusted.