Heidi Jean

The Hawaiian phrase for ‘throw up’ is luaʻi. luaʻi is used to describe the act of vomiting food or liquid from the stomach through the mouth.

The Hawaiian word for “music” is mele. mele is a broad term used to refer to music, songs or traditional chants.

The Hawaiian word for “balls” (slang for testicles) is kinipōpō. In a slang context, kinipōpō refers to testicles.

Ema is the Hawaiian way to say the female given name Emma. Ema is used as a female given name.

The Hawaiian way to say ‘take it easy’ is hoʻomaha.

In Hawaiian, “are you ready?” is translated as Ua mākaukau ʻoe? This phrase is used to ask if someone is prepared to do something.

The Hawaiian word for owl is pueo. pueo is a noun used to refer to the owl.

The Hawaiian word for “older sister” is kaikuaʻana. While translated as “older sister” the term is gender-neutral and can also refer to an older brother.

The Hawaiian phrase for “have a great time” is E leʻaleʻa.

The English name Michelle is translated into Hawaiian as Mikela. Mikela is the Hawaiian equivalent used as a female given name.