Chase George

The Hawaiian phrase for birthday is lā hānau. lā hānau is a noun used to refer to the anniversary of a person’s birth.

In Hawaiian, “the date” is said as ka lā. ka lā refers to a specific day of the month or year.

The English word ‘rock’ is translated into Hawaiian as pōhaku. pōhaku is used to refer to any large stone, a boulder or even a stone monument.

The Hawaiian word for grandma is tūtū. tūtū is an informal and affectionate term used colloquially to refer to either a grandmother or a grandfather.

In Hawaiian, “hello and welcome” is translated as aloha a me he mea e hoʻokipa.

The phrase “my granddaughter” in Hawaiian is kaʻu moʻopuna wahine. This phrase is used to refer to the daughter of one’s son or daughter.

The Hawaiian word for shy is hilahila. hilahila is an adjective used to describe someone who is reserved in nature.

The Hawaiian phrase for “I love you mom” is aloha wau iā ʻoe e māmā. This phrase is used to express affection specifically toward one’s mother.

The Hawaiian word for congrats is hoʻomaikaʻi. hoʻomaikaʻi is used to express congratulations.

The Hawaiian word for the fabric cotton is pulupulu. pulupulu is used to refer to the material or fabric known as cotton.