How to say “I let you go” in Hawai’ian and ASL
Explore “I let you go” through hoʻokuʻu, a Hawaiian word for release, and watch Pastor Vicky Lee demonstrate a gesture.
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Explore “I let you go” through hoʻokuʻu, a Hawaiian word for release, and watch Pastor Vicky Lee demonstrate a gesture.
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Learn keiki, the Hawaiian word for child, and practice with Pastor Vicky Lee as she connects it to 1 John 4:4.
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Hau’oli la makuahine! “Hau’oli la makuahine” is Hawai’ian for “Happy Mother’s Day!” American Sign Language (ASL) Watch the video to learn the sign language for “Hau’oli la makuahine!” The Bible
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Hawaiian Words The word MAKUA means PARENT. The word HINE means WOMAN. Put them together for MOTHER and you get MAKUAHINE. Try saying it! Genesis 3:20 Bible Verse The man
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Mana Our Hawaiian word-of-the week is “mana” which means spiritual power, spiritual force, or spiritual energy. Say that with me— mana. In Hawaii when we say you have a lot
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Pōmaikaʻi Our Hawaiian word-of-the week is “pōmaikaʻi” which means “to be blessed.” In other words, to be fortunate, prosperous and lucky, Please say that with me, sounds like PO-MY-KAI-EE. PO-MY-KAI-EE
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Kau Kau Our Hawaiian word of the week is not Hawaiian. It’s Pidgin. Pidgin is a creole language. It’s what most local people speak in Hawaii. When I say creole,
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Hookahi Our Hawaiian word of the week is “hookahi” which means “to be one” or or oneness. Say that with me— hookahi. Today, we are going to learn about communion—
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Ponoʻī Our Hawaiian word-of-the week is “ponoʻī” which means to own something of your own, it belongs to you. Say that with me, “ponoʻī” Nau means “my” Nau Pono’i means
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The Power of Prayer Before we have our opening prayer, I’d like to talk a bit about the power of prayer. In 1997, Dannion Brinkley wrote this book about how
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