How to Say “I Miss You” in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian phrase for “I miss you” is Haʻo au iā ʻoe.
How to Say “No” in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian word for “no” is ʻaʻole. ʻaʻole is used as a particle to express negation or to show disagreement.
How to Say “Dog” in Hawaiian
The English word “dog” is translated into Hawaiian as ʻīlio. ʻīlio is the noun used to refer to the animal known as a dog.
How to Say “Cinnamon” in Hawaiian
kinamona is the Hawaiian word for cinnamon. kinamona refers to the spice cinnamon.
How to Say “Secret” in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian word for secret is mea huna. mea huna refers to knowledge that is hidden.
How to Say “Sister” in Hawaiian Slang
In Hawaiian slang “sister” is Sistah, the Pidgin spoken form. Many people also say Sis, and locals use sistah to address a female friend as well.
How to Say “Max” in Hawaiian
The English name Max can be written in Hawaiian as Maka. Maka is used as a shortened version of the name Maxwell.
How to Say “Cheers” in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian phrase for “cheers” is Huli pau! Huli pau! is used as a celebratory toast when finishing a drink or a task.
How to Say “Kid” in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian word for kid is keiki. keiki is used to refer to a child.