Sheila had a dream about [?].
Sheila doesn't usually [?] her dreams.
Doctors want to [?] patients.
In her dream Sheila is sitting on the [?] of a Kiwi.
They are [?] over two big islands.
The place looks like a [?] wonderland.
Do you know the tale "Alice in [?]?"
There are a lot of [?] and boiling [?].
If you make a soup the water must [?].
Sheila [?] where they are going.
Dunedin is a [?] of Dundee and Edinburgh.
On the beach a lot of people are [?] in the sun.
The dogs there are wearing [?].
Some of the dogs have green [?] on their noses.
Maoris rub [?] to say hello.
The cream [?] their noses.
In New Zealand and Australia the [?] is very [?].
Maoris can catch [?] just with their [?].
The man who is coming [?] Sheila and the Kiwi is called Hohepa.
In New Zealand an aborigine is called [?].
Maoris [?] noses to say hello.
The Maori in Sheila's dream [?] Hohepa.
Maoris [?] into the water and catch fish with their hands. That's very clever.
Some Maoris [?] two [?].
In Maori New Zealand is called Land of the Big White [?].
Motopaika is the Maori word for [?].
Sheila is sitting on the [?].
The Kiwi says: Don't [?], in New Zealand we drive on the left.
They are [?] and they see a lot of animals: They see [?] [?].
If you need [?] you go to the [?] or to the post office.
There is a bank by the [?] of the road.
The bank clerk looks very [?].
The bank clerk is wearing a [?] and [?] with shorts and white socks.
In England the currency (Währung) is called [?].
It is very [?] that they often say 'eh' in New Zealand.
[?] usually wear shorts in summer.
Some people are jumping off the [?]... and they [?]!
[?]! Two people are flying towards us! I [?].
No [?], they are just paragliding.
The Kiwi laughs: Don't you like [?]?
If I speak to you then you hear my [?].
Sheila's mother says: [?], you're late for school!
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