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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Ho’oikaika Our Hawaiian word of the week is “Activate!” How you say that in Hawaiian is ho’oikaika. Ho’o means “to bring.” Ikaika means “strength” or “strong.” To bring strength— means
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Practice the Hawaiian Mantra of The Week Our Hawai’ian mantra of the week is, again: “I love my life.” We’re going to practice so you can memorize it because it’s
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Hawaiian Mantra of The Week Our Hawai’ian mantra of the week is: “I love my life.” The way you say that is, “Aloha wau ko’u ola” AH-LOW-HA WOW KO-OOH OH-LA
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What a Mantra Is Our Hawaiian word-of-the-week is a mantra. Before we learn our Hawaiian mantra, let me speak about what a mantra is. A mantra is something that you
Hoʻonani i ka Makua Mau Our Hawaiian word of the week is “praise God from whom all blessings flow.” Let’s learn the Hawaiian words of the first line of this
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Hau’oli La’Eha o lulai Our Hawaiian word of the week is “Hau’oli La’Eha o lulai” which means “happy July 4th.” Hau-oli means “happy.” Say that with me, “HOW OH LEE”
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Explore pōpolo, its use in conversations about Black identity in Hawaiʻi, and the signs Pastor Vicky Lee demonstrates.
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Our Hawaiian words of the week are “Happy Father’s Day.” Happy in Hawaiian Hau’oli means “happy.” How you sign that is flatten your hands and brush up. [Watch video] Father
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