Focusing on the endangered Mäori language of New Zealand, this overview delves into its history, dialects, sounds, and grammar, while assessing its current status and preservation efforts by the Mäori community and government. Key chapters explore the language's structure, particularly phonology and morphology, making it appealing to those with a background in linguistics. The book also attracts readers interested in minority languages, typology, sociolinguistics, and linguistic anthropology, highlighting the rich features of Mäori and its cultural significance.
