How to say “relationship” in Hawai’ian and ASL?

How do you say “relationship” in Hawai’ian and sign it in ASL? Pastor Vicky Lee introduces the word pilina and demonstrates a sign that brings the idea of connection into motion. Press play to hear her say pilina, watch the hand movement, and practice both together.

How to Say Relationship in Hawai’ian: Pilina

Pilina can mean relationship, association, union, or connection. The word is easier to make your own when you hear it spoken: listen to Pastor Vicky say it, pause the video, and try repeating it aloud.

How to Sign Relationship in ASL

Watch Pastor Vicky demonstrate the sign for relationship with her hands, then follow the movement as you say pilina. Play the short video again whenever you want another look at how the fingers connect.


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