How to Say “Sad” in Hawaiian
The English word ‘sad’ can be translated into Hawaiian as either kaumaha or luʻuluʻu.
The English word ‘sad’ can be translated into Hawaiian as either kaumaha or luʻuluʻu.
The Hawaiian phrase for “welcome home” is e komo mai i ka hale.
The Hawaiian word for relax is hoʻomaha. hoʻomaha is used to describe the act of resting and becoming relieved of stress.
The Tahitian phrase for “thank you” is māuruuru. māuruuru is a common and versatile way to say thank you in Tahitian.
The Hawaiian word for dumb is hōpōpō. hōpōpō is an adjective used to describe someone or something as stupid.
The Hawaiian equivalent for the female given name Diane is Kiana. Kiana is used as a female given name.
The word for uncle in Hawaiian is ʻanakala or makua kāne. Both terms refer to the brother or brother-in-law of someone’s parent.
The English phrase “hello my love” is translated into Hawaiian as aloha kuʻuipo.
The Tahitian word for welcome is maeva. maeva is used to greet someone arriving at a place.