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That reclamation, she says, is happening now. 'So you can lose a language in a generation, but it takes another three generations to reclaim it.' says Mohi. Over time, the number of fluent speakers among the Maori declined to fewer than 20% by 1980. The energy surrounding the Maori Language Revival was in sharp relief to the New Zealand of the early 1900s, during which time te reo Maori was discouraged in schools and English was taught as the dominant language, in accordance with the Native Schools Acts of 1867. It also brought attention to the ongoing Maori Language Revival, which was fighting to teach te reo Maori in schools and increase fluency across the country.

Mohi said she had intended the rendition as a celebration of her culture, but it began something much larger: a national dialogue about New Zealand's history of colonization and how it continues to harm current Indigenous inhabitants and their language. And there were a lot of people who couldn't sing along, and really took offense.' 'I wasn't actually sure of the English words,' she said over Zoom, 'so I decided I would represent Aotearoa the best way I could, by singing it in Maori. She had just released her debut album Oceania in te reo Maori - her native language - and when she was asked to sing at the Rugby World Cup, she decided it made sense for her to do the same. That movement gained traction when singer Hinewehi Mohi shocked audiences at the 1999 Rugby World Cup with her rendition of New Zealand's National Anthem.

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