How to Say “Two” in Hawaiian
The English phrase ‘two’ is translated into Hawaiian as ʻelua. This term represents the cardinal number 2.
The English phrase ‘two’ is translated into Hawaiian as ʻelua. This term represents the cardinal number 2.
The Hawaiian word for teacher is kumu. The term kumu refers to a teacher, instructor or expert.
The English word ‘prayer’ is translated into Hawaiian as pule. pule is a noun used to describe the practice of communicating with one’s God.
The Hawaiian word for “great” is nui. nui is used to express that something is great in scale or importance.
The Hawaiian word for deer is helekī. helekī is a noun used to refer to any animal belonging to the family Cervidae.
In Hawaiian, the English word ‘dude’ is translated as kānaka. kānaka is used as a colloquial noun meaning man.
The Hawaiian verb to come, meaning to arrive or to appear, is expressed as hele mai.
The English word “art” is translated into Hawaiian as noeau. noeau refers to the expression of creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form.
Sunday in Hawaiian is Lāpule. Lāpule is the noun used to refer to Sunday, the day of the week.
In Hawaiian, “thank you for the food” is said as mahalo i ka meaʻai.