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Nani nō ka ‘ōlelo Hawai’i. Nani nō ho’i nā mele Hawai’i. E ola mau ka ‘ōlelo Hawai’i!

Mahalo nui i kēia mau wikiō. ‘A’ole au he kanaka Hawai’i akā ke a’o mai nei au i ka ‘ōlelo. He kōkua nui kēia mau wikiō. Mahaaalo!

This song is so forgotten :(

Too bad this song wasn't chosen to be the state's anthem.

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Just downloaded....big Mahalo sending love 😍 and gratitude 🙏💞!

Mahalo for this beautiful video!! I'm trying to learn the words after living in Hawaii for almost 25 years!! God bless! God bless Hawaii and still praying for Maui and all the victims!! Song warms my heart 💞

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Estou aqui no brasil, achando maravilhoso esta musica, lindo, lindo, me parece que les cantam com a alma❤

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My heart is so deeply touched by this beautiful mele dedicated to our beloved aliiwhaine Queen Liliu’okalani, just by listening to it had brought so much tears to my eyes and touched my soul the power of the mana within the mele is so strong and yet it speaks to me. With calm gentle words with Aloha 💜.

❤❤❤❤ I do miss Hawaii waimanalo and Aiea

素敵なメロディーcd探してます日本には無いのです😂

Aloha Ke Akua 🫵😊

My youngest daughter born on Maui. We are definitely " foreigner s" living for over 30 years here in Hawaii....BUT my entire family feel the incredible " mana" and respect the Hawaiian aina and mana!! Just left the "9th island" here vacationing in my husband's home state of Washington ( family retired Air Force) my Mom had met my Dad at Hickman Air Force base....I originally came to Big Island of Hawaii with USCG ... I have always felt a connection with Hawaii and 30 years later and 3 children born in Hawaii we have all felt the incredible spiritual connection to Hawaii and the culture and only wanting to protect and respect Hawaii!! My youngest daughter im so proud to say is studying at Manoa and wants to protect native species like the sea bird ( she has done 2 internships on Haleakala... catching wild cats and rats that eat their eggs!!) very strenuous hiking etc. My son works with only native plants and trees...gave me hell for planting the aggressive strawberry guava!! Lol. Just wanted to share how precious i understand living in Hawaii is and always looking to give back and have gratitude to live here. If more people treated the island with respect snd gratitude...i hope and feel less animosity towards " foreigners" i will always be a " haole" but i don't have to act like one.... I feel so important to always give back and respect the people and especially the culture of Hawaii!! God Bless and only respect! Mahalo for sharing the beautiful song and translation if Ku Ha'aheo E Ku'u... My favorite prayer i try to live by.... Ho' oponopono 🙏

I love all of you so much. I wish you would love me back 🎈

Awesome choir

Tutu Kane Your choice of Hawaiian music matches my taste. Mahalo Nui Loa.

Mahalo nui loa from Kuikilana!!! 🌈💞🌈

Every year since 7th grade, I do hula dances in the talent show, to show people my culture and passion. My dad is half Hawaiian and I grew up listening to a lot of island music. Not many people here in America know what hula dancing is and why it is important. Doing hula shows people that there is more than just Ballet and hip-pop. It really shows who I am and where I come from. It makes me proud to show people I'm more than just the 3/4 Caucasian they see but the 1/4 Hawaiian they could get to know.

This is so beautiful

So beautiful/

Mahalo Tutu Kane for this beautiful video.

Aloha. Who wrote this?

Aloha. Who is reading this?

Wow... I need this..

Mahalo, feels like home.

C'est une très belle chanson. Merci

Mahalo Nui Loa! So wonderful to hear again! ❣️❣️💐

Thank,s lovely Song 🎵 ❤️ Thank you,

This is the true song of Havai’i not Hawaii Ponoi.

thansk

Mahalo for the reminder of the great Gabby!

Had the audio tapes and book at home for 10 years, never got around to learning it (life, and well...no cassette tape player!). Homeschooling our kids this year, and got the book out, was going to go searching for a tape player, but felt a nudge to search for the audio on youtube. Found your channel and recordings! And uploaded only a few weeks/months ago? Divine timing! Mahalo!!! Much Aloha from Georgia!

Mahalo nui loa

First aloha!

Those are some old sounding students.

Thank you very much for this translation. ❤

Beautiful ❤

BEAUTIFUL!! LOVE hearing the children's voices. I weep for those lost. May our Heavenly Father bring them back safe & sound.

A lovely setting for these beautiful words. Mahalo, Moon. Oakland C

This was sung by volunteers on a recent flight coming back from Maui after recovery efforts in Lahaina following the tragic fire that claimed so many lives. Prayers and aloha for the kanaka maoli and for all families who lost loved ones.

Mahalo❤

we also have a samoan version to this song, also patriotic to our country! Lota Nu’u Moni, Ta te fiafia ai. (Our True Land we love)

For those interested in learning more about the Hawaiian language, I highly recommend joining the private Hui ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi/Hawaiian Language Group on Facebook, which is "dedicated to discussing, learning, teaching, and perpetuating the Hawaiian language." Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/1479288185677370

For those interested in learning more about the Hawaiian language, I highly recommend joining the private Hui ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi/Hawaiian Language Group on Facebook, which is "dedicated to discussing, learning, teaching, and perpetuating the Hawaiian language." Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/1479288185677370

For those interested in learning more about the Hawaiian language, I highly recommend joining the private Hui ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi/Hawaiian Language Group on Facebook, which is "dedicated to discussing, learning, teaching, and perpetuating the Hawaiian language." Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/1479288185677370

For those interested in learning more about the Hawaiian language, I highly recommend joining the private Hui ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi/Hawaiian Language Group on Facebook, which is "dedicated to discussing, learning, teaching, and perpetuating the Hawaiian language." Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/1479288185677370

For those interested in learning more about the Hawaiian language, I highly recommend joining the private Hui ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi/Hawaiian Language Group on Facebook, which is "dedicated to discussing, learning, teaching, and perpetuating the Hawaiian language." Here is the link: facebook.com/groups/1479288185677370