Hawaiian

In Hawaiian, the phrase “have a good time” is expressed as leʻaleʻa.

The Hawaiian phrase for “until we meet again” is a hui hou.

The English phrase “sending love and prayers” is translated into Hawaiian as e hoʻouna ana i ke aloha a me nā pule.

The Hawaiian word for sharp (specifically meaning able to cut easily) is ʻoi.

The Hawaiian phrase for “have a good evening” is e ahiahi maikaʻi.

Hauʻoli Lā Hana is the Hawaiian way to say happy labor day. This phrase is used as a greeting to wish someone a happy Labor Day holiday.

To pray in Hawaiian is pule. Pule means to talk to God.

The Hawaiian word for the color red is ʻulaʻula. ʻulaʻula is used as a noun to name the color red.

The phrase “will you marry me?” in Hawaiian is expressed as E male paha kāua?

The Hawaiian word for bicycle is paikikala. paikikala is used to refer to the vehicle known as a bicycle.