Hawaiian

The English phrase “welcome back” is translated into Hawaiian as aloha hou.

The Hawaiian word for thief is ʻaihue. The primary way to refer to a thief is through the noun ʻaihue.

The Hawaiian word for king can be expressed as mōʻī or aliʻi. In Hawaiian, both words can translate to king, but they carry different nuances.

The English phrase “enjoy your meal” is expressed in Hawaiian as E ʻai kākou.

The Hawaiian word for chair is noho.

The Hawaiian word for mirror is aniani. The word aniani refers to a smooth reflecting surface.

The Hawaiian word for prince is keiki aliʻi. keiki aliʻi refers to a son or male-line grandson of a reigning monarch.

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

In Hawaiian, the phrase to say “stay safe” is e mālama pono.

The Hawaiian phrase for “hello everyone” is aloha kākou. aloha kākou is a greeting used to address a group of people.