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Kumu Maile Naehu is joined by a diverse group of mākua (parents) that share how food can bring families, communities, and cultures together. In this Hānai Kia’i Roundtable, the panel discusses traditional eating practices in modern Hawaiʻi. They touch on gathering, harvesting, preparation, ceremony, and other eating traditions that are currently being practiced by the panel guests and their ʻoh...

In this session, mākua and kāpuna share personal stories about the choices and paths that work for them in raising independent keiki with a strong sense of belonging and voice. It truly takes a village, and Ka Hale Hoaka would love to be a part of your village. After all, ‘A’ohe Hana nui ke alu ‘ia. No work is too great when done together.

Kumu Maile is joined by a group of mākua who share their experiences, trials, and triumphs when having difficult conversations with their keiki. This session aims to offer support and encourage more ‘ohana to integrate ka nohona Hawai’i or Hawaiian practices and traditions into their home at whatever immersive level is comfortable and accessible to them.

Ka Hale Hoaka presents a FREE talk story session, "Hānai Kia’i Roundtable" on the subject of raising bi-lingual keiki with ‘Ōlelo Hawai’i. This session will be hosted by Maile Naehu and will include a diverse group of mākua (parents) that will share their personal journey in raising bi-lingual keiki. The guests will shed light on what their paths and experiences. They will also be sharing about...

This session, hosted by Maile Naehu includes a diverse group of mākua (parents) that share their personal journey in raising bi-lingual keiki. The guests shed light on their unique paths and experiences. They also share about the challenges and triumphs. This session aims to offer guidance and feedback for many questions that mākua/kūpuna may have.

In February Ka Hale Hoaka was invited by the Office of Hawaiian Education to fly in from Molokaʻi to teach Lahainaluna Immersion Students. Kumu Kauʻi, the immersion teacher there has been a long-time hoa(friend) of ours. She shared that since the keiki returned to school months after the fire she no longer heard them singing as they once did. It was common for these immersion kids to sing all t...

Nā Kūpuna Koʻa - Our Coral Ancestors Aloha ‘āina hosts, Hanohano and Maile Naehu from Moloka’i share the significance of koʻa, coral to the Kānaka Maoli and the environment. Join the Naehu ‘ohana as they talk about moʻolelo, ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi terminology, scientific terminology, biology, threats, and solutions related to koʻa. "He pūkoʻa kani ʻāina" - A coral reef strengthens and grows into land T...

Makahiki - The Return of Lono Aloha ‘āina hosts, Hanohano and Maile Naehu from Moloka’i will share about the significance of Makahiki season (Mid-November to the beginning of February)and the games that are played. Watch to learn the rules, regulations, and techniques so that you can play them at home or in your communities! Join the Naehu ‘ohana as they welcome the return of Lonoikamakahiki, t...

Hūi! Check out our new Kamaʻilio Skit series where we bring you ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi conversations in real-life settings. Follow along with the captions or challenge yourself with your eyes closed! This episode is a compilation of three skits at the loko iʻa, fishpond. Join ʻIlikea and Kumu Kanoa as they talk about the types of tides, fish, and rocks in the fishpond. If you have a subject that you wa...

With this video, you'll learn how to count in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi! To learn more ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi check out www.kahalehoaka.com Lessons in the video: 0:00 Intro 0:49 1: ʻOle - ʻUmi Numbers 0-10 1:53 2: ʻUmikūmākahi - ʻIwakālua Numbers11-20 3:36 3: Nā Kūana ʻUmi The Tens Place Numbers 5:08 Outro

With this video, you'll learn 11 important phrases in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi that you can use every day! To learn more ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi check out www.kahalehoaka.com Lessons in the video: 0:00 Intro 0:31 1: Aloha / Welina - Hello 1:09 2: ʻO koʻu inoa - My name is 1:49 3: ʻO wai kou inoa? - What is your name? 2:22 4: Ke ʻoluʻolu - Please 2:52 5: Mahalo - Thank you 3:14 6: E kala mai - excuse me/sorry 3:47...

With this video, you'll be able to pronounce Hawaiian words and introduce yourself in Hawaiian. To learn more ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi check out www.kahalehoaka.com Lessons in the video: 0:00 Why Learn ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi? 0:27 Intro 1:01 1: Ka Pīʻāpā - The Hawaiian Alphabet 2:12 2: Ka Mele Pīʻāpā - The Hawaiian Alphabet Song 2:44 3: Hakalama - Combining Syllables 5:54 4: Hoʻolauna - Introduction

Hūi! 🌺 Today's lesson is the word, "lūʻau," and itʻs various meanings and history. Enjoy! To see everything we are up to check us out at www.kahalehoaka.com. Join our email ʻohana and get access to special bonus material!

Aloha Pōʻakahi iā kākou! Todayʻs MANAʻo Monday ʻōlelo noʻeau is,"I aliʻi no ke aliʻi i ke kānaka." This means,"A chief is a chief because of the people who serve him." This was a reminder to a chief to consider his people. The people who make big decisions for our lāhui (nation) should always consider the well-being of the people they govern. Always remember where you come from! He pule maikaʻi...

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Mini Haʻawina 42 - Hōʻailona

ʻŌlelo Noʻeau 39 - Kapu

Mini Haʻawina 41 - Hewa

ʻŌlelo Noʻeau 38 - Iwi

Mini Haʻawina 40 - Pāʻina

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Heluhelu & Mele - Ma Koʻu Lūʻau (ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi)

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