Hawaiian

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.

In Hawaiian, the English phrase buddy is translated as hoa. hoa is used to describe a friend or companion.

In this guide, we will explore various ways to say “chef” in Hawaiian. Whether you’re a food enthusiast planning a

I am sorry in Hawaiian is E kala mai.

The Hawaiian phrase for “little girl” is kaikamahine. The term is used to refer to a female child.

The Hawaiian word for “ugly” is pupuka. pupuka is an adjective used to describe something that is displeasing to the eye or not aesthetically pleasing.

In Hawaiian, the word for hawk is ʻio. ʻio refers to a predatory bird of the Accipitridae family.

The Hawaiian phrase for “congratulations on your wedding” is Hauʻoli male ʻana.

The Hawaiian word for the English month of August is ʻAukake. ʻAukake is the name used for the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar.