Hawaiian

The Hawaiian phrase for “bad words” is mau ʻōlelo ʻino.

To surf in Hawaiian is e heʻe nalu.

In Hawaiian Pidgin people say Mahalo for “thank you”, a Hawaiian word everyone in Hawaii uses.

In Hawaiian, “my king” is translated as kuʻu aliʻi.

The Hawaiian word for time is manawa. Manawa is used to refer to a period or quantity of time, such as a duration or a specific moment.

The Hawaiian word for humility is haʻahaʻa. haʻahaʻa is used to describe the characteristic of being humble.

In Hawaiian, the phrase for “much love” is aloha nui loa.

The Hawaiian word for winter is hoʻoilo.

The Hawaiian word for ‘homie’ is hoaloha. hoaloha refers to a friend or someone that you often hang out with.

The Hawaiian phrase for “little rascal” is kolohe. kolohe refers to a person, often a child, who is mischievous or playful in a naughty way.