Leanne Judith

a hui hou is the Hawaiian way to say see you later.

The English word adventure is translated into Hawaiian as huakaʻi.

The Hawaiian word for ‘period’ (as in an interval of time) is kiko. kiko is used to denote an interval or a specific period of time.

The Hawaiian word for reef is papa. The term refers to rocks located at or near the surface of the water.

The Hawaiian word for moon is mahina. mahina is used to refer to the natural satellite of Earth.

The English phrase “baby girl” is translated into Hawaiian as kaikamahine. kaikamahine is used to refer to a young female child.

The Hawaiian word for history is moʻolelo. The term moʻolelo is used broadly to cover both historical facts and traditional stories or myths.

The Hawaiian word for chef is poʻo kuke. poʻo kuke is used to refer to the head cook of an establishment, such as a restaurant.

The Hawaiian word for “ugly” is pupuka. pupuka is an adjective used to describe something that is displeasing to the eye or not aesthetically pleasing.

The English phrase ‘ava’ is translated to Hawaiian as ʻawa. ʻawa refers to a traditional drink prepared from the root of a pepper plant.