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How do i say miss you all in Maori?

"Miss you all" in Māori is:

"Arohanui ki a koutou katoa"

This translates to:

* Arohanui: This is the most common and widely used word for "love," but it also implies a strong sense of affection and care.

* ki a: This is the preposition "to" or "for."

* koutou: This is the plural form of "you," referring to multiple people.

* katoa: This means "all" or "everyone."

You can also use:

"Nga mihi nui ki a koutou katoa"

This means "Many thanks to you all" which, in this context, implies a sense of missing someone and wanting to express gratitude for their presence.

Both phrases are appropriate ways to express that you miss everyone.

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