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Say Hello in the Hawaiian Language
Hawai'i
| English: | Hello | My name is |
|---|---|---|
| Hawaiian: | Aloha | 'O-(your name), ko'u inoa |
| Pronunciation: | Ah-LOH-hah | OH-(your name), KOH-oh EE-noh-ah |
Did You Know You Were Speaking Hawaiian?
Words in English from the Hawaiian language:
| lei | lanai |
| lû'au | hula |
| aloha | ukelele |
Hawaiian Alphabet
- Hawaiian Alphabet
- The Hawaiian Alphabet
- Piapa: The Hawaiian Alphabet an audio and visual presentation
Learning Hawaiian
- Kaua'i Visitor's Bureau
- The Hawaiian Language an audio and visual presentation
- Native Tongue Hawaiian Glossary
- Hawaiian Dictionary
- Hawaiian Language: Beginner Lessons
- Your Name In Hawaiian
- Hawaiian Language Profile
Hawaiian Culture
- Honolulu Star Bulletin: Hawaii Looking Back
- Celebrating the Birth of the Hula
- Virtual Lu'au
- History of Surfing
- Hawaiian Recipes
- Stories of an Ancient Island
Who Can You Talk To?
There are 1,500 people in Hawai'i and California in the United States of America who speak Hawaiian. Now you can say hello to 1,500 people!*
*Source: Ethnologue: Hawaiian (2005)Say Hello to the World is a trademark of Lorri Mon.
Updated on 6 May 2008
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