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The Hawaiian word for swim is ʻau. ʻau is used to signify the general action or state of swimming or to swim.

Pehea ʻoe? is the Hawaiian way to say “how are you doing?”. This phrase is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or state.

The Hawaiian word for spirit is ʻuhane. ʻuhane is the term for soul.

The Hawaiian phrase for colors is nā waihoʻoluʻu.

The English word ghost is translated into Hawaiian as lapu, akua or ʻuhane. This term refers to a spirit appearing after death.

Greetings in Hawaiian is expressed as aloha. The word aloha is a versatile term that can mean hello, goodbye, love or best wishes depending on the context.

The Hawaiian word for “you” is ʻoe. ʻoe is a subject pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed.

The Hawaiian word for ‘here’ is expressed through several forms, primarily maʻaneʻi.

The Hawaiian word for success is kūpono. kūpono is used to denote the achievement of one’s aim or goal.

The phrase “leave me alone” in Hawaiian is expressed as E waiho mālie iaʻu. This phrase is used when you want someone to stop talking to you.