Hawaiian

The English word “ocean” is translated into Hawaiian as moana. moana is used to refer to the vast, deep ocean.

meli is the Hawaiian word for honey. The term refers to the sweet, sticky fluid produced by bees from nectar.

The Hawaiian phrase for “with love” is me ke aloha.

The Hawaiian phrase pupuka ʻoe means “you’re ugly”. This phrase is a direct statement used to tell someone that they are not physically attractive.

kuʻu aloha is the Hawaiian way to say “my love”. This phrase is a term of endearment used to address a person who is dearly loved.

The English name Daniel is translated into Hawaiian as Kaniela. Kaniela is used as a male given name.

kao is the Hawaiian word for goat. kao is used to refer to the animal known as a goat.

In Hawaiian, the English phrase yellow is expressed as melemele.

The Hawaiian word for land is ʻāina.

The Hawaiian phrase for “things” is nā mea. nā mea is used to refer to physical objects or general items.