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mau ake nei

1. for ever and a day, on and on, ad infinitum - an idiom to indicate that something will continue long into the future.

Ka tautohetohe tonu māua, mau ake nei. / She and I will continue to argue for ever and a day.

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Synonyms: haere ake nei, nei, āke, ake, ake

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