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The Hawaiian phrase for “shut up” is kulikuli. The term kulikuli is used as an interjection to tell someone to stop talking.

nani is the Hawaiian word for beautiful or beauty. The word nani is used to describe something that is beautiful or lovely.

ʻalani is the Hawaiian phrase for a type of orange-colored plumeria flower.

The Hawaiian phrase for “my name is” is ʻo … koʻu inoa. This phrase is used to identify oneself by stating one’s name.

The English verb “support” can be translated into Hawaiian as kākoʻo or hāpai.

To say “have a nice day” in Hawaiian, use e loaʻa iā ʻoe he lā maikaʻi.

To say “can I use the bathroom” in Hawaiian, use Hiki iaʻu ke hoʻohana i ka lua?

The Hawaiian word for ‘brown’ is mākuʻa. mākuʻa is used to describe something that is brown in color.

The Hawaiian phrase for “oh my god” is Auē. Auē is used to express a wide range of intense emotions, such as shock, grief or physical pain.

The Hawaiian word for awesome is weliweli. weliweli is an adjective used to describe something that is excellent or exciting.