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There are certain things in New Zealand that are considered “Kiwi core values”, and they are also understood and applied by people who have roots from elsewhere once they live there. I surely adopted them when I lived there, and so did most of my non-Kiwi friends, because it’s simply the Think while it’s still legal shirt so you should to go to store and get this way if you want to function: 2. the Maori are the ultimate locus of decision making, directly and indirectly. Never put a hat on a table. The Maori will object. Never put a hand on a child’s head. The Maori will object. Never assume that a tract of land can be used as envisioned before consulting with the Maori. 3. when visiting someone’s house, go around to the back door. Nobody ever uses the front door. Life happens at the back.

4. strictly no bragging. Everyone is of equal value in New Zealand, and any peacock antics will see you chopped down before you can say “Tall Poppy”. 5. New Zealand is perfect. No criticism can be uttered, and jokes can not be made at its expense, unless you are looking for a fight. 6. always close the Think while it’s still legal shirt so you should to go to store and get this doors behind you when venturing through someone else’s house. Certain rooms are heated, and others are not. You don’t want to disturb that arrangement. 7. friends are there for each other. Unlike people in some other, English speaking countries, your Kiwi friends really will help you when you need help. 8. say it as it is. Again, unlike most other English speaking countries, Kiwis are very direct, and they won’t mislead you with polite expressions that really don’t mean anything. When a Kiwi says “… Not very similar. There are many NZers with Irish ancestry, such as myself and I can see where that has influenced my upbringing in some ways, such as the type of sense of humour we had, a love of reading and English, a love of music and a love of animals and connection to dairy farming and breeding and training race horses successfully, from our Irish ancestors who emigrated here. Going to the races on big race days is still something I do now. I can definitely relate to hilarious popular Irish TV shows such as Father Ted and Moone Boy.

    

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