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Kia ora mate , Aroha from West Virginia, USA. Ka pai tora. I hope I spelled that correctly, my apologies if I didn’t. I’m attempting to learn Te Reo Maori. Kei te koa ahau. Again please excuse any misspellings. It’s a rather difficult language to learn especially without anyone to practice with. But, I’m trying. To be honest, the main reason I’m attempting to learn it is so I can watch more Rugby. Lol. What a beast of a sport. I love it. All Blacks all the way. I know it’s an off year so far for them but no doubt they will return to prominence. And the Ferns, holy crap! They could easily defeat the USA men’s squad and probably never even break a sweat. Just a juggernaut when it comes to international rugby on both of your sides there. Big fan.

@brynejordan2877 your doing just fine, my friend. Your journey is going to be full of great things. Your ancestors will be proud of you, my guy, and my ancestors are standing right by your side. As for the All Black's, they got this 😁 Arohanui cuzzy

I honestly appreciate that bro. It an amazing time when a hillbilly from nowhere can converse with someone from basically halfway around the world and do so with respect and kindness. Aroha my friend.

Also, I was commenting back and forth with a guy from North of Auckland. Very interesting and respectful person. But, he said something that touched me to my soul. He said that he had heard from a young age his Elders would say that the Maori culture is for everyone. He said that he never really knew what they meant until we started messaging. Wow, that hit a spot down deep within me. I then ( admittedly using Google translate) sent a message asking for him to please pass this along to his Elders if it would not be disrespectful ti do so, but the message was basically, Thank you so much for raising a person that is open and willing to teach another person about your amazing culture and history. You should be proud that this person is a part of your community and is psssing the things you taught him on to others. His ability to express his feelings and passion for this ancestry should make all of you extremely proud. I personally feel blessed to have interacted with someone that feels this strongly about his cultural heritage. That’s not verbatim, but close enough. I’m not sure if he passed that along, perhaps it is not considered respectful to do so, as a non Maori, I’m not sure. If so, that was not my intention. You guys are some of the most understanding and polite people that I’ve talked to, so I really hope my comments were not taken as disrespectful. Again, you’ve got a fan here in the hills of West Virginia. Noho ora mai ra.

I am is on the channel already.

I appreciate the sub..in due time, the 10000 sun's will happen.