Hawaiian

In Hawaiian, the English word June is translated as Iune. Iune is the name for the sixth month of the Gregorian calendar.

The Hawaiian word for “amen” is ʻāmene.

The Hawaiian word for sand is one. one refers to sand, which is finely ground rock.

The English word girl is translated into Hawaiian as kaikamahine. The term is used to refer to a young female person.

The Hawaiian phrase for “no thank you” is ʻaʻole mahalo. ʻaʻole mahalo is used as a polite way to say no.

The Hawaiian word for monkey is kaimuki. kaimuki is a noun used to refer to a primate.

The Hawaiian word for “hug” is pūliki. pūliki is a noun that refers to an affectionate embrace or the act of holding someone close.

The English word chill can be translated into Hawaiian as huʻihuʻi.

In Hawaiian, hello is aloha. aloha is used both as a greeting (hello) and a farewell (goodbye).

The Hawaiian phrase for “drinks” is mea inu. mea inu is used to refer to liquids that are prepared for people to drink.