Hawaiian

Monday in Hawaiian is Pōʻakahi. Pōʻakahi is a noun used to refer to the first day of the week.

The Hawaiian word for soul is uhane.

The Hawaiian word for mermaid is wahine hiʻu iʻa. The term refers to a mythological woman possessing the tail of a fish.

The Hawaiian word for smoke is uahi. uahi refers to the visible particles and vapour given off by burning material.

The Hawaiian word for slipper is kålapa. The term refers to a low shoe that is typically worn indoors.

Wednesday in Hawaiian is Pōʻakolu. Pōʻakolu is the noun used to refer to the day of the week Wednesday.

The English phrase ‘hurry up’ is translated into Hawaiian as wikiwiki.

The Hawaiian phrase for “see you tomorrow” is a hui hou ā lāpōʻapō.

The Hawaiian word for drunk is ‘ona. ‘ona is an adjective used to describe someone who is intoxicated after consuming too much alcohol.

The Hawaiian word for soft is palupalu. The word is used to describe something that is easily giving way under pressure.