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How do you say junior in maori?

There isn't a direct translation for "junior" in Māori. The concept of "junior" is usually understood through context or by adding a word like "iti" (small) or "teina" (younger sibling) after the name.

Here are some examples:

* If someone is "John Junior" you might say "John iti" or "John teina" (although the latter is a more informal way to address them).

* In a company context, you could use a phrase like "Kaimahi iti" (junior employee).

Ultimately, the best way to express "junior" in Māori will depend on the specific situation and context.

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