The primary language spoken in New Zealand is English. However, the country is also home to two other official languages: Māori and New Zealand Sign Language. English is widely used in everyday communication, business, and government, with a significant percentage of the population being English speakers. Māori, the language of the indigenous Māori people, is experiencing a revival and is an integral part of New Zealand's cultural identity. Efforts to promote and preserve both Māori and New Zealand Sign Language show the importance of multiculturalism in New Zealand's society.