| Display title | New Zealand Languages |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | There are three Official Languages Spoken in New Zealand: English, Māori, (Listen to Māori pronunciation) and as of April 2006 the New Zealand Sign Language became an official Language.[1] With the world moving from one place to another the New Zealand 2013 census indicated that at least an additional 35 languages are spoken to some extent.[2] |
