Who wants to learn HAWAIIAN~????

Lol well you've came to the right place <333
Because I am Hawaiian and I can teach YOU ^^

This page will be edited... ;]

Well here's the basics.
You all have to know that Hello Means "Aloha".
Well,
lets get to the stuff you DON'T know

The Hawaiian ALPHABET x]
E nâ hoa kamali`i, ~O fellow children,

E a`o mai kâkou, ~Let us learn together

I pa`ana`au ka pîâpâ. ~Til we’ve memorized the alphabet.


`Â, `ê, `î, `ô, `û,
A, e, i , o, u,

Hê, kê, lâ, mû, nû.
H, k, l, m, n.

`O pî me wê nâ panina ~P and w are the last two

O ka pîâpâ. ~Of the alphabet

Good,good ^.^
Now we must learn the VOWELS
Here we go~

A is usually pronounced like A in ABOVE.
E is usually pronounced like AY in PLAY.
I is usually pronounced like EE in BEE.
O is usually pronounced like O in SNOW.
U is usually pronounced like OO in BOO.


The Basics

Aloha -- A greeting,a goodbye,which also is another word for love.
Mahalo --That means "Thank You" ;]
'aina -- The land,like Earth ^^ Also Hawaii's motto.
'akahi -- One.In counting series.
ali'i -- An Ancient Hawaiian royalty~!!!
'alua -- Two or Twice.
'au'au -- To bathe or take a shower.
'eha -- Four. Four times.
'ekahi -- One. Once.
'ekolu -- Three. Three times.
'elima -- Five. Five times.
'elua -- Two. Twice.
ewa -- An area west of Honolulu.
hala -- The pandanus tree
halau -- A long house for canoes or hula instruction
hale -- House
hapu'u -- Tree fern. ;]
hihiwai --  Some type of snail [[I forgot >:[]]
ho'oponopono -- To correct.
hui -- A club or group
hukilau -- A net; to fish with a net.
hula -- A lovely Hawaiian dance form.Goshhh,everyone knows that one
huli -- To turn or flip over.
humuhumu-nukunuku-a-pua'a -- Our state fish~!!=3
imu -- An underground oven
kahuna -- A priest, minister or expert
kahuna lapa'au -- A healer or doctor.
kai -- Sea, near the sea.
kalua -- To bake in an underground pit or oven.
kama'aina -- A native born or longtime Island resident.[[Like my sister and Daddy ^^]]
kane -- Man or men
kiawe -- Algaroba tree
kokua -- Assistance, help.
koloa -- Hawaiian duck Quackkkkk x3
konohiki -- Headman of an ahupua'a
kukui -- Candlenut tree bearing nuts containing oily kernels formerly used for lighting by ancient Hawaiians.
Yahhh
kuleana -- Small piece of property
kumu hula -- Teacher of Hawaiian dance
la'au lapa'au -- Medicine. Curing medicine
laua'e -- A fragrant fern whose pieces were often strung in pandanus leis.
laulau -- A combination of pork, beef, chicken and/or fish, wrapped in luau leaves and steamed.
lei -- A flower necklace
liliko'i -- Some kind of fruit used for deserts I think ^.^
lokahi -- Unity
lomilomi -- Massage
lua -- Bathroom, toilet
luna -- A foreman, boss or supervisor
makai -- Towards the ocean. [[You use this word,when giving someone directions]]
mahimahi -- A dolphinfish
malihini -- A newcomer or visitor.
mauka -- Towards the mountains [[Again,You use this word,when giving someone directions]]
'ohana -- Family.
'ono -- Delicious, tasty, savory. eg. The laulau was ono!
opae -- Shrimp Yummehhh -.-
'opakapaka -- Blue snapper
'opihi -- Limpet
'opu -- Stomach
pau -- Finished
pau hana -- Finished with work. Lol my dad used to say "Pau hana!!!!Lets go to the beach now!"
pikake -- A shrub with flowers.
piko -- Umbilical cord, navel.
pipi kaula -- Beef salted and dried in the sun
pohaku -- Rock, stone.
poi -- A Hawaiian staple made from cooked taro.
poke -- Raw fish chunks mixed with seaweed
po'okela -- Best, supreme, foremost.
pua'a -- A pig or hog.
tutu -- Grandmother.
'ukulele -- A musical Hawaiian string instrument [[Made by the Portugese.]]
ulua -- A species of jack crevalle
'ulu maika -- Stone used in playing the maika game  [[It's basically bowling]]
umeke -- Bowl, calabash, as of wood or gourd.
wahine -- Woman or women
weke -- Several species of edible, goatfish that inhabit Hawaiian reefs [[So pretty]]

Family

Father--Makuakane
Mother--Makuahine
Girl--Kaikamahine
Boy--Keikikane
Child--Keiki


The Islands: O'ahu, Maui, Kaua'i, Hawai'i, Moloka'i, Lana'i, Ni'ihau and Kaho'olawe.
Easy huh~? xD

Now that you've learned the words and vowels,lets learn about Ancient Hawaii.

This is King Kalakaua,he's a legend to Hawaii =]

<333 We love you.

And this is Queen Liliuokalani,she a big legend to Hawaii to.

<333 We aloha you too.


Now lets learn the conversations~[[Got it from Internet]] x]
Good morning!

Good afternoon!

Good evening!
Aloha kakahiaka!
[ah loh' hah kah' kah hee (y)ah' kah!]

Aloha `auinalâ!
[ah loh' hah au' (w)ee nah LAH'!]

Aloha ahiahi!
[ah loh' HAH' hee (y)ah' hee!]

2.
Hello! / How are you?


Fine.

Very well.

Not well.

So-so, same as usual.
And you?
Aloha! / Pehea `oe?
[Ah loh' hah!] / [peh heh' (y)ah oe'?]

Maika`i.
[mai' kah ee]
Maika`i nô.
[mai' kah ee NOH']
Maika`i `ole.
[mai' kah ee oh' leh]
`O ia mau nô.
[oi' (y)ah mau' NOH']
A `o `oe?
[ah oh oe'?]

3.
Excuse me / I'm sorry.
E kala mai ia`u.
[eh kah' lah mai' ee (y)ah' oo]

4.
Thanks!


Thank you!


Thanks so very much!
Mahalo!
[mah hah' loh!]

Mahalo iâ `oe!
[mah hah' loh (y)ee (Y)AH' oe!]

Mahalo nui loa!
[mah hah' loh nui' loh' (w)ah!]

5.
You're welcome.

(It's) No trouble/problem.

A trifle.

The pleasure is mine.
 

`A`ole pilikia.
[ah oh' leh pee' lee kee' (y)ah]
He mea iki.
[heh meh (y)ah (y)ee' kee]
Ka hau`oli na`u.
[kah hau' oh lee nah' oo]

6.
What is your name?

My name is ________.
`O wai kou inoa?
[oh vai' kou' (w)ee noh' (w)ah?]

`O ________ ko`u inoa.
[oh _______ koh' oo (w)ee noh' (w)ah]

7.
Where are you from?


I am from ________.


I live in ________.
No hea mai `oe?
[noh heh' (y)ah mai' oe'?]

No ________ mai au.
[noh _____mai' au']

Noho au i ___________.
[noh' hoh (w)au' ee ___ ]

8.
Good bye!, See you later!
A hui hou!
[ah hui' hou'!]

9.
Yes

No

Perhaps, Maybe
`Ae
[ae']
`A`ole
[ah oh' leh]
Pela paha
[peh' lah pah' hah]

10.
What?
He aha?
[heh (y)ah' hah?]

11.
Which?
Ka mea hea?
[kah meh' (y)ah heh' (y)ah?]

12.
Where is…?


…the restroom?

…the bank?
Aia i hea…?
[ai' (y)ah (y)ee heh' (y)ah?]

…ka lumi ho`opaupilikia?
[…kah loo' mee hoh' oh pau' pee lee kee' (y)ah?]
…ka panakô?
[…kah pah nah KOH'?]

13.
When?
I ka wâ hea?
[ee kah WAH' heh (y)ah?]

14.
How much/many?
`Ehia?
[eh hee (y)ah?]

15.
Who?
`O wai?
[oh wai'?]

16.
Why?
No ke aha?
[noh' keh (y)ah' hah?]

17.
How?
Pehea?
[peh heh' (y)ah?]

18.
Please.
E `olu `olu `oe.
[eh oh' loo oh' loo oe']

19.
and

but
a, a me
[ah], [ah' meh]

akâ
[ah KAH']

20.
only
wale nô
[vah' leh NOH']

21.
a little
he li`ili`i
[heh lee' ee lee' ee]

22.
also
kekahi
[keh kah' hee]

23.
very, a lot

very much
nui
[noo' (w)ee]
nui loa
[noo' (w)ee loh' (w)ah]

24.
I


We, us (you and I/me)


We, us ( two or more of you and I/me)
au, wau
[au'], [wau' / vau']

kâua
[KAH' oo (w)ah]

kâkou
[KAH' kou]



25.
you (singular)


you (two of you)


you (three or more of you)
`oe
[oe']

`olua
[oh loo' (w)ah]

`oukou
[ou' kou']

26.
he / she / it

they (two of them)

they (three or more of them)
`o ia
[oi' (y)ah]

lâua
[LAH' oo (w)ah]

lâkou
[LAH' kou']

27.
all, everything


nothing
a pau, nâ mea a pau
[ah pau'], [NAH' meh (y)ah ah pau']

`a`ohe mea
[ah oh' heh meh' (y)ah]

28.
something

someone
kekahi mea
[keh kah' hee meh' (y)ah]

kahi
[kah' hee]

Nouns

29.
book
puke
[poo' keh]

30.
pen

pencil

paper
peni
[peh' nee]
penikala
[peh' nee kah' lah]
pepa
[peh' pah]

31.
table

chair
pâkaukau
[PAH' kau' kau']

noho
[noh' hoh]

32.
man

woman
kâne
[KAH' neh]
wahine
[wah hee' neh]

33.
child
keiki
[kei' kee]

34.
boy, son
keikikâne
[kei' kee KAH' neh]

35.
girl, daughter
kaikamahine
[kai' kah mah hee' neh]

36.
teacher

student
kumu
[koo' moo]
haumâna
[hau MAH' nah]

37.
(the) language
ka `ôlelo
[kah oh leh' loh]

38.
tourist
malihini mâka`ika`i
[mah' lee hee' nee MAH' kah ee kah ee]

39.
city
kûlanakauhale
[KOO' lah nah kau' hah leh]

40.
money
kâlâ
[KAH' LAH']

41.
store
halekû`ai
[hah' leh KOO' ai]

42.
restaurant
hale`aina
[hah' leh ai' nah]

43.
family
`ohana
[oh hah' nah]

44.
mother
makuahine
[mah' koo (w)ah hee' neh]

45.
father
makuakâne
[mah koo (w)ah KAH' neh]

46.
sister

older sibling of same sex
younger sibling of same sex
sister of a male
tita
[tee' tah] From English.

kaikua`ana
[kai' koo (w)ah ah' nah]
kaikaina
[kai' kai' nah]
kaikuahine
[kai' koo (w)ah hee' neh]

47.
brother

older sibling of same sex
younger sibling of same sex
brother of a sister
 

kaikua`ana
[kai' koo (w)ah ah' nah]
kaikaina
[kai' kai' nah]
kaikuanâne
[kai' koo (w)ah NAH' neh]

48.
car

bicycle
ka`a
[kah' ah]
paikikala
[pai' kee kah' lah]

49.
day

night

evening
lâ
[LAH']
pô
[POH']
ahiahi
[ah' hee (y)ah' hee]

50.
today

yesterday

tomorrow
i kêia lâ
[ee KEH' (y)ee (y)ah LAH']
i nehinei
[ee neh hee nei']
i ka lâ `apôpô
[ee kah LAH' ah POH' POH']

51.
morning

midday

early afternoon
kakahiaka
[kah' kah hee ah' kah]
awakea
[ah' vah keh' (y)ah]
`auinalâ
[au (w)ee nah LAH']

52.
coffee

tea

milk

beer

soda water
kope
[koh' peh]
kî
[KEE']
waiû
[wai' (Y)OO']
pia
[pee' (y)ah]
koloaka
[koh' loh (w)ah kah]

53.
breakfast
`aina kakahiaka
[ai' nah kah' kah hee (y)ah' kah]

54.
lunch
`aina awakea
[ai' nah ah vah keh' (y)ah]

55.
dinner
`aina ahiahi
[ai' NAH' hee (y)ah hee]

56.
food

drink

water
mea `ai
[meh' (y)ah ai']
mea inu
[meh' (y)ah (y)ee noo]
wai
[vai']

57.
spoon

fork

knife
puna
[poo' nah]
`ô
[OH']
pahi
[pah' hee]

58.
friend

sweetheart, lover
hoa, hoaaloha
[hoh' (w)ah], [hoh (W)AH loh' hah]
ipo
[ee' poh]

59.
newspaper
nûpepa
[NOO' peh pah]

60.
husband

wife
kâne
[KAH' neh]
wahine
[wah hee' neh]

61.
your occupation
kau hana
[kau' hah' nah]

Verbs

62.
ask
nînau
[NEE' nau]

63.
speak
`ôlelo
[OH' leh loh]

64.
know
`ike
[ee' keh]

65.
see
look
`ike
[ee' keh]
nânâ
[NAH' NAH']

66.
do, make
hana
[hah' nah]

67.
eat
`ai
[ai']

68.
drink
inu
[ee' noo]

69.
understand
maopopo
[mao' poh poh]

70.
want
makemake
[mah' keh mah' keh]

71.
study

learn
ho`opa`a ha`awina
[hoh' oh pah' ah hah' ah vee' nah]
a`o
[ah' oh]

72.
sit
noho
[noh' hoh]

73.
need
pono
[poh' noh]

74.
go
hele
[heh' leh]

75.
live (to be alive)

live (inhabit)
ola
[oh' lah]
noho
[noh' hoh]

76.
come
hele mai
[heh' leh mai']

77.
buy
kû`ai mai
[KOO' ai' mai']

78.
sell
kû`ai aku
[KOO' ai' ah' koo]

79.
look for, search
`imi
[ee' mee]

80.
work
hana
[hah' nah]

81.
visit
kipa
[kee' pah]

82.
smoke
puhi
[poo' hee]

83.
like

love
makemake
[mah' keh mah' keh]
aloha
[ah loh' hah]

84.
pay
uku
[oo' koo]

85.
hear
ho`olohe
[hoh' oh loh' heh]

86.
think
mana`o, no`ono`o
[mah nah' oh], [noh' oh noh' oh]

Adjectives

87.
beautiful, pretty

ugly
nani, u` i
[nah' nee] , [oo' ee]
pupuka
[poo poo' kah]

88.
calm

angry
mâlie
[MAH' lee (y)eh]
huhû
[hoo HOO']

89.
big

small
nui
[noo' (w)ee]
li`ili`i
[lee' ee lee' ee]

90.
happy

sad
hau`oli
[hau' oh lee]
kaumaha
[kau' mah hah]

91.
pleasant, good

bad
`olu`olu, maika`i
[oh' loo oh' loo] , [mai' kah ee]
`ino, maika`i `ole
[ee' noh] , [ mai' kah ee oh' leh]

92.
interesting

boring
hoihoi
[hoi' hoi']
manakâ
[mah nah KAH']

93.
alert, energetic

tired
`eleu
[eh leu']
mâluhiluhi
[MAH' loo hee loo' hee]

94.
healthy

sick / ill
ola
[oh' lah]
ma`i , `ôma`ima`i
[mah' ee] , [OH' mah ee mah' ee]

95.
chilly

cold

hot
hu`ihu`i
[hoo' ee hoo' ee]
anuanu
[ah' noo (w)ah' noo]
wela
[veh' lah]

96.
(pleasantly) cool

warm
`olu `olu
[oh' loo oh' loo]
mahana
[mah hah' nah]

97.
new

old
hou
[hou']
kahiko
[kah hee' koh]

98.
near

far
kokoke
[koh koh' keh]
mamao
[mah mao']

99.
Affirmative exclamations:

Wonderful! Amazing! Astonishing!
Marvelous! Remarkable! Wonderful!
Delicious!
 

Kupaianaha!
[koo pai' (y)ah nah' hah!]
Kamaha`o!
[kah' mah hah' oh!]
He `ono!
[heh oh' noh!]

100.
Non-affirmative exclamations:

Oh no! Drat! Darn! Shucks!

Hah! Tsk!

Too bad, Alas!
 

`Auê!
[au' (W)EH'!]
Tsâ! Cha! Kâ!
[TSAH'!] [CHAH'!] [KAH'!]
Aloha `ino!
[Ah loh' hah ee' noh!]

101.
I love Hawai`i!
Aloha au i Hawai`i!
[Ah loh' hah (w)au' ee hah wai' ee!]



Oh PS~If you want to know your name,just ask!!!
But I don't know all of them >>
I'm still learning from my Dad =]