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How do you say everyone in maori?

The most common and straightforward way to say "everyone" in Māori is "te katoa".

Here's a breakdown:

* te: the (definite article)

* katoa: all, whole, entire

You can also use "tēnei katoa" which literally translates to "all of this" and is used to refer to "everyone here".

Examples:

* Te katoa e hiahia ana kia haere? (Everyone wants to go?)

* Tēnei katoa e mohio ana ki tēnei take. (Everyone here knows about this matter.)

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