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Ko te Goethe-Institut te kaihautū matua mō te whanaketanga ngaio o ngā kaiako o te reo Tiamana - mai i a Aotearoa, mai i a Tiamana, mā te ako tawhiti rānei. Ka tukuna e mātou ngā rauemi o te wā me ngā ratonga pāhekoheko. Rapua koe ngā huihuinga i whakahaeretia e te Goethe-Institut mō ngā kaiako.

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