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How do you say swifter higher stronger in te reo maori?

Here's how you say "swifter, higher, stronger" in te reo Māori:

* Swifter: ātahi (can also be used to mean "faster")

* Higher: teitei

* Stronger: kaha

Putting it together:

* Ātahi, teitei, kaha

You can also say:

* Ātahi ake, teitei ake, kaha ake - This adds "more" or "even" to each word, emphasizing the increase.

* Ātahi tonu, teitei tonu, kaha tonu - This emphasizes the continuous nature of being swifter, higher, and stronger.

The choice of phrasing depends on the context and the specific emphasis you want to convey.

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