Hawaiian

The Hawaiian word for river is kahawai.

Sunday in Hawaiian is Lāpule. Lāpule is the noun used to refer to Sunday, the day of the week.

The Hawaiian word for moon is mahina. mahina is used to refer to the natural satellite of Earth.

The Hawaiian phrase for “can I go to the bathroom” is Hiki iaʻu ke hele i ka lua?

In Hawaiian, “thank you for the food” is said as mahalo i ka meaʻai.

The English phrase “baby girl” is translated into Hawaiian as kaikamahine. kaikamahine is used to refer to a young female child.

The Hawaiian phrase for “shut up” is kulikuli. The term kulikuli is used as an interjection to tell someone to stop talking.

The Hawaiian word for storm is ʻino. ʻino refers to a disturbed state of the atmosphere that causes destructive or unpleasant weather.

The Hawaiian word for history is moʻolelo. The term moʻolelo is used broadly to cover both historical facts and traditional stories or myths.

The English phrase “thank you for everything” is translated into Hawaiian as mahalo no nā mea a pau.