Hawaiian

In Hawaiian, ‘how are you?’ is said as pehea ʻoe? pehea ʻoe? is a common greeting used to ask someone about their current well-being or state.

The Hawaiian word for mommy is māmā. māmā is an affectionate term used by a child to address their mother or to refer to her.

The Hawaiian phrase for ‘of course’ is ʻoia kāhiko. This phrase is used to indicate enthusiastic agreement with a statement or request.

The Hawaiian word for big is nui. The word nui is used to describe something of a great size, such as being big or large.

The Hawaiian phrase for “please” is e ʻoluʻolu. e ʻoluʻolu is used as an interjection to soften a request or command, similar to ‘please’ in English.

The Hawaiian word for math is makemakika. makemakika is a short form of mathematics. The word helu refers to numbers or numerical concepts.

The Hawaiian verb ‘to die’ can be expressed as make or make loa.

The Hawaiian phrase for “circle of life” is pōʻaiapuni ola. pōʻaiapuni ola is a noun phrase used to describe the natural cycle of life.

The Hawaiian word for leaf is lau. The word lau refers to a part of a plant.

In Hawaiian, ‘many thanks’ is said as mahalo nui loa. Mahalo nui loa is a way to say ‘thank you very much’.