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Vowel are identical to Japanese あいうえお which is interesting Are there kids books in hawaiian because id love to dabble in them. I cant find many recources

Black man moving to Hawaii for work definitely want learn the language fluently. That you for your vids

Why doesn’t aalii alahee need the ‘okina to make it a-a and i-i? And what about the diphthongs lanai =lan-eye? ;and a word you mentioned i now forget that ended in ei? Thanks!!!

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Mahalo for the english. Itʻs a good reference when learning

He wikio waiwai loa no ka ulu ana o ka oleo hawaii. Aloha no ia laua no keia makana nani. Aole hiki iau ke maopopo i ka mea apau, aka, he mele no ka pepeiao no hoʻi e. "Ko mou ko mamua keia he honua lepo no one no ma o ulu nahehele like no me kena. Ua hele loa au ma anei nei. O kou wa liilii ua loaa ka, ua paʻi kii, a , he kii onioni nui. " I look forwards to learning from this. Thank you for helping grow the language. It is greatly appreciated.

Man so similar to cookisland Māori - Kiaorana, pe’ea koe? Meitaki lol

This is very interesting. Didn’t know this about the word aloha

Mahalo no teia wikio e palala. Ke Ho’oma’a nei wau I ta ‘Ōlelo Hawai’i piha no ku’u ‘Ohana. E lohe mai ia’u ka leo kūpuna me ‘oe, piha no ho’i. Mahalo iā’oe no ka ho’omau ana I ka ‘Ōlelo kūpuna a me nā leo Maoli. Mahalo ia lakou no ka hana pono i ho’omau no matou.

I hear this split across Molokai where theyʻll either say it with or without the ʻokina. I think it was when it was put into writing it went through a lot of changes and the ʻokina got added. I donʻt remember it too well anymore though.

Omg! We are related. My great grandparents, great aunties and uncles are from Kahana and that is the grave in Kahana, where they passed away from the hurricane on April Fools’ Day 1946. Everyone thought the hurricane was a April fools joke.

Manaia tele le fa’alogo atu i le gagana fa’a Hawaii. Hope more Hawaiians will learn and speak their olelo Hawaii ❤

mio loa cheehee

I wish they made translation for hawaiian for the close captioning... mahalo

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ono kela make some sinigang!

Mahalo, @ka_alala and Keao NeSmith for sharing your ohana moʻolelo.

A very enjoyable two part interview.

REAL WALA'AU KANAKA IA CONVERSATIONAL NOT FOR WRITTEN. EVERYONE WHO LEARNED VIA UNIVERSITY GOT MORE LOST FROM THE GRAMMAR BEING ADDED. FOR LEARN FASTER, YOU GUYS WHO IS FROM HAWA'I, THINK PIDGIN HAOLE 1ST, THE USE THAT FOR WALA'AU.

Thats me lol😢...ke ao nei au i ke olelo hawaii but hillahila au because even if Kaimi put himself at level 1 (which I don't like doing number levels either lol) then I guess I'd put myself at like .00001 😅

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Cheeehoo! Mahalo! No ka kanaka oiwi stuck in Utah!!!

Wawa ka mele. Ale hiki ke lohe maikai

Beautiful explanation Braddah. Thank you for sharing your mana'o about mana'o! 😊🤙

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young man trying to keep up❤

beautiful kahana, the piko of Hawaii. This brings a tear to my eye. such a beautiful and important place, and one that holds some of my earliest memories. No place exemplifies "aina" like this. mahalo nui.

Maita’i nui no ta ite o teia moolelo waiwai teia ite. Mahalo nui

What a beautiful language!

I’ve always been interested in the small details of functional language. Love hearing about moments like yours. Thank you 🤙🏾

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YES! Love the Keao videos! Not only is his expertise unmatched but his passion for the language as the way kupuna spoke is so evident and has been incredibly helpful on my own learning journey. One day I'm going to be able to read the novels he translated!

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Lydia Dela Cerna is my grandfather's mom. Please let me know where I can find there full interviews. I have never heard those before

He nani keia ❤😊

Mahalo nui loa for sharing ❤❤❤

He maika’i loa mana’o nui!.

Amazing to hear both Keao and Malu

Keao my favorite olelo Hawaii speaker to listen to real deal

Kāne ke'oke'o kuloko mai ka mokupuni Nui.

I really want to learn Hawaiian and move to Kauai and visit my friends in Kona. Aloha🤙🏼🌺

Can you do a segment on the use of ihola, a'ela, kapa ia, kapa maila?

Its the same as spanish

Mahalo nui loa!!

you dont know what cracks is you gon catch um. HAHAHA

Eo palala! I went Kapa’a elementary with you. Dodgeball days!!

mahalo nui. i cannot stand tryna learn grammar 🎉 😅

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This was very cool to see and hear. Although I lived in Hawaii for 22 years, I didn't hear Hawaiian spoken like this. Immersion schools were in their infancy at that time. Like most people, I learned specific Hawaiian words and phrases but not how to speak Hawaiian. If I can ever move back to the Islands, I think I would like to learn more olelo Hawaii. It is exciting to see the revival and perpetuation of the Hawaiian language, since it is so critical to the preservation of the Hawaiian culture. Without it Hawaii is not truly Hawaiian. It's just another beautiful place with some influences from a lost culture. What a shame it would be to lose such a rich and beautiful culture. Thank you for doing your part to keep it alive!🤙

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