LEARN THE HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE

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I am not Hawaiian nor have I been to Hawai‘i, so this presentation is an outsider’s introduction to the language. Suggestions welcome. Included are screenshots and fanart. You are welcome to adapt and reuse with the attribution-sharealike license. We welcome your interaction -- comments, questions, suggestions, shares, clips, favorites, likes and hearts. Mahalo.

- Ron Mader (Las Vegas, 2017)

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The term “Hawaiian” is only used to refer to people of Hawaiian descent. They are just about 10 percent of the state’s entire population. Everybody else, born and raised in the state, is referred to as “local.” If you don’t know whether someone is of Hawaiian descent, call him or her “local.” You don’t want to be rude.

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What are your favorite resources for learning / loving / translating the Hawaiian language?

Aloha ʻĀina Love of the land

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Ho'olaule'a Festival with hula dancing, music,

food, vendors and games

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KAITIAKI GUARDIANS

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Kama‘āina Children of this land

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Kupuna Elder

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Kokua Mutual Assistance

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Loko i‘a Hawaiian fish pond

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Laniakea Immeasurable heaven qrFqr !qrFqr!

Pule Blessing

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Mo‘okū‘auhau Origin stories or genealogy

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Wahi pana Places of great cultural significance

and practice

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February is #HawaiianLanguageMonth or #MahinaOleloHawaii

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