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A fun illustration of two New Zealand birds reading a book to learn Te Reo. A design to promote the use of the Maori language in NZ / Aotearoa. The birds in this picture are a fantail and a weka, drawn in brown. In the back ground there is a stack of books on topics like Matariki and the Islands of New Zealand.

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Learn how to speak Klingon! nuqDaq 'oH tach'e'? is a well-known phrase that means 'Where is the bar?'.

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We are passionate about France and French culture and we want to share this passion with our stylish French "Non Non Non" design. It's perfect as a gift for a France-loving friend or just keep it for yourself!

This NZ design is typography of Te Reo, Maori language positional words. Runga, above, raro, below, roto, in, mua, in front, muri, behind. A design for anyone interested in Maori language, New Zealand, Aotearoa.

Learn how to speak Klingon! nuqDaq 'oH tach'e'? is a well known phrase that means 'Where is the bar?'.

Learn how to speak Klingon! nuqDaq 'oH tach'e'? is a well-known phrase that means 'Where is the bar?'. (With some added New Orleans Mardi Gras colors mixed in as well.)

Learn how to speak Klingon! nuqDaq 'oH tach'e'? is a well-known phrase that means 'Where is the bar?'.

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Check out this funny banned banned books design. It's the perfect gift idea for men and women that love reading. This humorous design comes in a variety of products such as t-shirts, mugs and much more. Get yours today!

Learn a new language and get a new soul. Do you love learning languages?

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O beloved of all, beloved of one alone, your mouth silently promised to be happy. Away, away, says hate; closer, closer, says love. A caress leads us from our infancy.

Jean-Philippe Léo Smet, better known by his stage name Johnny Hallyday, was a French rock and roll and pop singer and actor, credited for having brought rock and roll to France.

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An illustration of a Rifleman or Tītitipounamu / Tītitipounamu. This is a bird which is native to New Zealand. The design has a bird perched on a branch in a forest and has the name of this species in Te Reo, Maori language.

A funny cartoon illustration of a kiwi bird shouting out KIA ORA. This is a greeting in Te Reo, Maori. A fun way to show your support for the Maori language and love of Aotearoa / New Zealand.

Do you like Maori culture? Are you completely in love with the New Zealand and Australia region? Then this design is a great product for you or to give as a gift to friends, family and colleagues. Kia Ora.

A distressed map of New Zealand with the text KEO AOTEAROA TOKU KAINGA, this is te reo Maori language for New Zealand is my home. The design has NZ birds and plants including kiwi and pohutukawa.

A cute illustration of a cartoon kiwi bird playing an acoustic guitar. The text reads Waiata, this is Te Reo Maori for song. A fun design for anyone who loves NZ music or birds from New Zealand / Aotearoa.

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CORVUS OCULUM CORVI NON ERUIT - Latin saying meaning "a crow will not pull out the eye of another crow." It refers to complete solidarity amongst a group of like-minded people regardless of the consequences or condemnation.

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Kia Ora is a TE REO Maori language greeting. This Maori phrase is written in a speech bubble above a retro telephone. A New Zealand/ Aotearoa design for anyone who likes retro technology. This old phone is drawn with a distressed style.

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Learn how to speak Klingon! nuqDaq 'oH tach'e'? is a well-known phrase that means 'Where is the bar?'.

Learn how to speak Klingon! nuqDaq 'oH tach'e?' is a well-known phrase that means 'Where is the bar?'.

Learn how to speak Klingon! nuqDaq 'oH tach'e'? is a well-known phrase that means 'Where is the bar?'. (With some added New Orleans Mardi Gras colors mixed in as well.)

Learn how to speak Klingon! nuqDaq 'oH tach'e'? is a well-known phrase that means 'Where is the bar?'. With drinks \ colored to represent the purple, green, and gold colors associated with Mardi Gras.

Julien Clerc // Retro Design

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