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| Korero |  |
| noun | 1. A conversation, discussion, or meeting. |
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 | | "There's a roundtable korero every evening at the conference." | | "If you can't make the morning korero, let me know ahead of time." | | "I want to have a korero with everyone on the team by the end of the year." |
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 | | Maori, mid-19th century |
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 | | Originally from the Maori language, "korero" is also used in New Zealand English as a noun for a conversation, but more specifically, a formal discussion. In Maori, "kÅrero" is used as both a verb ("to speak") and a noun ("speech," "conversation") in a general sense, but as soon as it moves to an English context, there is more formality. ... |  |
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