Make It Real, or Manifest The Hawaiian Word of the Week is “ho’opuka,” meaning to bring forth and make something that you were thinking about real. It refers to emerging […]
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Letting Go In “How to say ‘letting go’ in Hawai’ian and ASL,” Pastor Vicky discusses the concept of “letting go” in Hawaiian and American Sign Language (ASL). She introduces the
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Self-Love This video teaches viewers how to say “self-love” in Hawaiian and ASL. In Hawaiian, “self-love” is expressed as “aloha oi,” which signifies both “love to myself” and “the circle
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Muliwai Our Hawai’ian word of the week is “muliwai,” which means river. Wai is water. Muli means to follow. A river is following water or water that follows a flow.
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Rabbit in Hawaiian The video teaches viewers how to say “rabbit” in Hawai’ian and ASL. The Hawai’ian word for rabbit is “Lapaki,” and viewers are prompted to repeat it. In
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Hau’oli Makahiki Hou First of all, Happy New Year, Hawai’ian Style. Our Hawaiian word of the week is hauʻoli makahiki hou which means “happy new year.” Hau’oli means “happy.” Makahiki
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Hapa Our Hawaiian word of the week is hapa. Hapa means half Hawai’ian and half another race— meaning you’re biracial like half black and half white or half Asian and
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Dream of Your Soul Our Hawai’ian word of the week is i’ini which means “dream” or “heartfelt desire.” We learned Dream before as moe’uhane, but that was more like moi
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Hau’oli la Heleui Our Hawaiian word of the week is “Happy Halloween” which is pronounced Hauʻoli Lā Heleuī (how-oh-lee lah hello-wee) Hau’oli is “happy.” La is like the word “the.”
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Makemake Our Hawaiian word of the week is makemake, which means “like.” As in, I like myself, I like you, I like to eat apples. Repeat after me: makemake Makemake
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