Mānaleo Interview - “No ka Wā Kamali‘i ma Kona Hema”

The Mānaleo Television Program in the 1990s featured many elderly native speakers of the Hawaiian language. In these interviews, we hear them speak in Hawaiian and learn about their lives in Hawai‘i.
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This particular video is called: “No ka Wā Kamali‘i ma Kona Hema”
Featuring: Eddie Kaʻanana, Kamuela Kumukahi, Malia Craver
Description: This vignette features Eddie Kaʻanana, Kamuela Kumukahi, and Malia Craver as they talk about growing up in South Kona, Hawaiʻi.
Original link: kaiwakiloumoku...
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[@PakeSalmon]

Awesome!

[@PakeSalmon]

You should remake this and put the English words on top for Hawaiians like me. It would probably get more views as well. WE totally need this information. Mahalo for documenting it!

[@MokuKeawe]

I was not allowed to speak my language I am proud that my son's learned ole'lo hawaii

[@i_like_ferns3033]

Mahalo nui no kēia wikiō. Aloha nō. Hoihoi wau no nā moʻōlelo mai nā kūpuna.

[@MokuKeawe]

English Sub tittles be great. MAHALO

[@freerangemaker]

nani loa kēia mau leo. Ke haumana nei au i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi no ʻelua makahiki. ʻoliʻoli kuʻu kino. makemake au e aʻo ai mai kēia mau kūpuna akamai loa.