Hawaiian

In Hawaiian, ‘you’re welcome’ can be expressed as he mea iki or he mea ʻole.

The Hawaiian word for puke is luʻai. luʻai is a verb meaning to vomit.

The Hawaiian word for elder is kupuna. The term is used to refer to an old person.

The Hawaiian phrase for ‘bottoms up’ is ʻōkole maluna. This phrase is used as an interjection to mean ‘Cheers!’

The Hawaiian phrase for “my heart” is kuʻu puʻuwai.

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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.

When visiting or living in Hawaii, it’s always important to show respect for local customs and culture, and that includes

The Hawaiian word for ‘encore’ is hou. hou is used as a call for a repeat performance.

The Hawaiian word for bull is pipi kāne. pipi kāne refers specifically to an uncastrated adult male bovine.