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When did Mark Whalon die?
Mark Whalon died in 1956.
When was Mark Whalon born?
Mark Whalon was born in 1886.
When was KOHU created?
KOHU was created on 1956-02-06.
What is the Maori word for mist?
Kohu
How do you say silly in the Hawaiian language?
Kohu 'ole
What actors and actresses appeared in Kohu-63 Amerikassa - 2007?
The cast of Kohu-63 Amerikassa - 2007 includes: Jypi as himself Pexte as himself Lahti as himself
What is the Maori word for eye?
Eye - mata, kamo, kanohi, karu whatu e.g. Turn your eyes to the interlaced mists Tahuri o mata ki nga kohu tāpui.
What actors and actresses appeared in Interstate 84 - 2000?
The cast of Interstate 84 - 2000 includes: Jack Aranson as Coronor Stephen Augustine as Vinnie Jr. Harley Cross as Freddie Kyle DiChiaro as Six Year Old Hap Amy Dillon as Brenda Whalon Kevin Dillon as Vinnie Marilyn Dobrin as Angelina Megan Dodds as Wendy John Doman as Montaldo Joel Garland as Hap Vincent Gaudio as Harry Aimee Guillot as Cocktail Slip Clifton James as Buddy Aaron Kestler as Punk Son Brad Koepenick as Pat John Littlefield as Joe Tonia Lynn as Lisa Kaitlyn Poluzzi as Diamonds Jennifer Schulhoff as Stripper Susan Varon as Mary Anne Vinny Vella as Pants David Vitalli as Wrestler George Walczak as Diver Jeff Weiss as Jack Rice
What does Te Kohanga Reo mean?
Te Kohanga Reo is (and means) the language nest of te reo (the language) of the Maori culture and indigenous people of Aotearoa-New Zealand. A tohu is a symbol or logo. The tohu of the Te Kohanga Reo movement was designed by Michelle Brown and you can find it here: So "Te Kohu of Te Kohanga Reo" Means the logo of the Kohanga reo movement/organisation. Te Kohanga Reo offers a playschool environment where children up to six years old are cared for by Nannies/kuia/whaea (older ladies) and where they speak only their native language, Maori. It was started in 1981 as a result of the fear that the Maori language was being lost. It is now a thriving entity, though not fully supported by government as are the playschools of Pakeha (white) children and this is a bone of contention for many.
