Hawaiian

Hauʻoli lā puka kula is the Hawaiian way to say happy graduation.

Steak in Hawaiian is pūpū puaʻa. This term is used to refer to a slice of beef.

In Hawaiian, the English phrase “done” is translated as pau. The word pau is used to indicate that a task, an event or a period of time has concluded.

The Hawaiian word for strawberry is ʻōhelo papa. ʻōhelo papa is used to refer to the strawberry, which is categorized as an accessory fruit.

The English phrase “mountains” is translated into Hawaiian as nā kuahiwi. nā kuahiwi refers to large natural elevations of the earth’s surface.

The English phrase stars is nā hōkū in Hawaiian. nā hōkū refers to the small, bright points of light seen in the night sky.

The Hawaiian word for clear (meaning free of ambiguity or doubt) is akāka. akāka is used to describe something that is free of ambiguity or doubt.

The English phrase “mom and dad” is translated into Hawaiian as māmā a me pāpā. This phrase is used to refer to the parents of a person.

The Hawaiian phrase for “peace out” is a hui hou. a hui hou is a slang verb used to mean to depart.

The Hawaiian word for pearl is momi. momi refers to a rounded, shelly concretion produced by certain mollusks.