Who has helped you see something you could not see on your own? Bring that person to mind, then press play to learn kumu with Pastor Vicky. Say the Hawaiian word for teacher aloud and follow her ASL demonstration—a small lesson you can carry into your next conversation.
How to Say Teacher in Hawaiian: Practice Kumu
Learning how to say teacher in Hawaiian becomes more personal when you have someone to thank. Perhaps your kumu is a mentor who believed in you, a teacher who challenged you, or someone whose patience made learning feel possible. Watch the video and repeat kumu with Pastor Vicky. Who comes to mind when you say it?
How to Sign Teacher in ASL: Watch and Join In
Want to practice the ASL sign for teacher along with the Hawaiian word? Seeing the movement makes it easier to follow than reading a description alone. Keep your hands free, watch Pastor Vicky’s demonstration, and replay it at your own pace. Then try saying “You’re my kumu”—a simple way to recognize someone who has helped you grow.
