Hawaiian

The Hawaiian phrase for “my name is” is ʻo … koʻu inoa. This phrase is used to identify oneself by stating one’s name.

In Hawaiian, the English phrase “earth” is translated as honua. The term honua is used to refer to the planet Earth or the world as a whole.

The Hawaiian word for healing is hoʻōla. hoʻōla refers to the process of regeneration.

The Hawaiian word for pepper (as a spice) is nīoi.

The English word “hammer” is hāmale in Hawaiian. hāmale is a noun used to refer to the tool.

The Hawaiian way to say the male given name Joseph is Iosepa. Iosepa is the Hawaiian form of the male given name Joseph.

The English phrase for gratitude in Hawaiian is mahalo. mahalo is used to express the state of being grateful.

The English verb “support” can be translated into Hawaiian as kākoʻo or hāpai.

To say “have a nice day” in Hawaiian, use e loaʻa iā ʻoe he lā maikaʻi.

The Hawaiian word for ‘park’ is pāka. pāka refers to a ground used for recreation.