Chapter 3: Useful Phrases Flashcards

1
Q

E Kaipoleimanu.

E (name of person you’re talking to)

A

(Hey) Kaipoleimanu.

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2
Q

E ke kāne.

A

(Hey) sir, gentleman

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3
Q

E ka wahine.

A

(Hey) lady

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4
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‘Auē!

A

Gosh! Wow! Too bad!

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5
Q

E kala mai.

A

Excuse me; I’m sorry.

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6
Q

E ‘olu’olu.

A

Please.

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7
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Mahalo.

A

Thank you.

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8
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‘A’ole pilikia.

A

No trouble/problem.

(There is no Hawaiian equivalent for the English “you’re welcome”. This phrase can be used instead, or you could also simply say “mahalo”.)

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9
Q

‘O wai kou inoa?

A

What’s your name?

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10
Q

‘O Kaleipua ko’u inoa.

‘O (your name) ko’u inoa.

A

Kaleipua is my name.

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11
Q

‘O wai kona inoa?

A

What’s his name?

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12
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‘O Mamo kona inoa.

‘O (person’s name) kona inoa.

A

Mamo is his name.

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13
Q

‘O wai ‘o ia?

A

Who is she?

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14
Q

‘O Nohea ‘o ia.

‘O (persons name) ‘o ia.

A

She is Nohea.

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15
Q

‘O wai kēlā ali’i hanohano?

A

Who is that distinguished chief?

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16
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‘O Kauikeouli kēlā ali’i hanohano.

A

That distinguished chief is Kauikeaouli.