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related: hawaii, language slideshare: [|learn hawaiian] editing: http://planeta.com/hawaiian


 * February** is [|#HawaiianLanguageMonth] or [|#MahinaOleloHawaii]

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The term “Hawaiian” is only used to refer to people of Hawaiian descent. They are just about 10 percent of the state’s entire population. Everybody else, born and raised in the state, isreferred to as “local.” If you don’t know whether someone is of Hawaiian descent, call him or her “local.” You don’t want to be rude. - MSN, [|25 Things You Didn’t Know About Traveling To Hawaii]

IUCN: Our Aina Needs An Old-Fashioned Hookena — A Cleansing http://www.civilbeat.org/2016/09/iucn-our-aina-needs-an-old-fashioned-hookena-a-cleansing
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Hawaii's beauty extends from mauka (inland) to makai (seaward). https://twitter.com/HawaiianAir/status/769972848010096642

Kulolo is a Hawaiian dessert made primarily with baked or steamed grated taro corms and either with grated coconut meat or coconut milk. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kulolo

Kokua = Mutual Assistance (We need your kokua. Please don't litter.) https://twitter.com/jowwen/status/771869783507644416

E hele mai! = I am coming

Da Kine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Da_kine

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‘ōlelo Hawai‘i = Hawaiian language

[|Ohana = Family]

Kupuna = Elder

Kuleana = Right, privilege, responsibility

‘ōlelo = language, speech

Papahānaumoku = “who gives birth to Islands”

Mo‘okū‘auhau = Origin stories or genealogy

Kama‘āina = Children of this land

One hānau = The sands of our birth

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aumakua = A family god, often a deified ancestor, frequently manifested as animals

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poke_(fish_salad) - poʊˈkeɪ - is a raw fish salad served as an appetizer in Hawaiian cuisine. Poke is the Hawaiian verb for "section" or "to slice or cut"

ha 'aha 'a = humility lokomaika„i = generosity ho „okipa = hospitality haipule = spirituality wiwo = obedience Laulima = Cooperativeness

koa = courage Kokua = helpfulness hanohano = dignity ku pono = honesty Mana'o'i'o = Faith, Respect for Nature

[|Haole] = individuals of European ancestry, in contrast to those of native Hawaiian ancestry

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loko i‘a = traditional Hawaiian fishponds Ka pōhaku kihi pa‘a = The solid cornerstone; A reliable, dependable person ([|source])

Kapu = Restrictions

Mahalo = Thanks Response: 2 choices: "He mea iki" sorta means "it's nothing." or "‘a‘ole pilikia" means "it's no trouble at all"

Laniakea means = Immeasurable heaven; also the name given to our newly defined home supercluster Aloha =

[|pāʻina = dinner party]

pono = [|Expanding Marine Preserve Is The Pono Thing To Do]

[|Aloha ʻĀina = Love of the land] Kīpaipai ‘ia i ka ‘oia‘i‘o = Become inspired by the authentic A'ole no i 'ike ke kanaka i na nani o kona wahi i hanau 'ia ai = A person doesn't see all the beauties of his birthplace Kau ke keha i ka uluna = The head rests upon the pillow. (Work is done & there's nothing to worry about) Ke ala i ka wa ma mua, ka wa ma hope = The road to the future leads through the past.

http://oiwi.tv http://oiwi.tv/KaLeoOiwi http://oiwi.tv/oiwitv/ka-leo-oiwi-episode-1 https://twitter.com/OiwiTV

ʻŌiwi TV produces top-quality documentaries, news and multimedia content from a uniquely Hawaiian perspective. The wisdom, beauty and power of Hawai‘i are the backdrop to the most important and interesting narratives of our generation. Founded by Nāʻālehu Anthony, Keoni Lee, and Amy Kalili, this next generation of Native Hawaiian storytellers aim to tell the stories of our land and our people. The stories we tell—from the clients we work with to the questions we ask—are shaped by our aspiration to revitalize and affirm a positive native Hawaiian world view. We work to create a new narrative of the modern Hawaiian experience.

http://hawaiipublicradio.org/programs/hawaiian-word-day

http://www.niuhisharksaga.com/?page_id=141 http://www.lehuaparker.com/category/learning-olelo https://twitter.com/LehuaParker

Alaka‘i = Leadership

Example: Neither the creation nor the expansion of #Papahānaumokuākea would have been possible without our alaka‘i retracing our ancestral pathways. https://twitter.com/_iwakeli_i/status/769257423592759296

Kulia E Loa'a Ka Na'auao "Strive to Obtain Wisdom"

- motto of http://www.lasvegashcc.org https://twitter.com/LasVegasHCC

Hau’oli Makahiki Hou = Happy New Year

Conservation
[|HAWAIIAN CONSERVATION VALUES AND PRACTICES] (1988)

Geography https://decolonialatlas.wordpress.com/2016/07/20/world-maps-in-hawaiian/

[|The Hawaiian Islands] In "Bioregional" [|The United States in Hawaiian] In "Indigenous Languages" [|The World in Hawaiian] In "Indigenous Languages"

lāhui

Lāhui ‘Ōiwi (Native Hawaiian people)

Lāhui ‘Ōiwi Ali‘i (chiefly rulers) Kānaka Maoli (aboriginal Hawaiians)

Holomua = Progress

aumakua = personal or familial god which can take the shape of an animal or a plant ([|source])

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checking Kāko‘o. ‘O ke ola nō ka wai. [|#WaterIsLife] https://twitter.com/_iwakeli_i/status/767524608207560704

Makahiki, observed in honor of the god Lono, is the annual four-month season in ancient Hawai‘i when work and warfare ceased. People devoted their days to games, sports, hula and leisure, and strictly observed rules and taboos.

http://bigislandnow.com/2017/02/22/makahiki-traditions-lecture-at-kona-historical-society

Oumuamua, a messenger from afar arriving first

https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/11/interstellar-space-rock/546371

Artwork / Cue Yourself
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Hashtag [|#HWOTD]

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Elsewhere
http://www.civilbeat.org/2015/11/two-movements-both-with-inherent-rights-to-sovereignty/ http://ulukau.org/algene/cgi-bin/algene http://www.pri.org/stories/2016-07-28/last-native-speakers-hawaiian http://www.ulukau.org http://www.ulukau.org/elib/cgi-bin/library?e=d-0mkd-000Sec--11en-50-20-frameset-book--1-010escapewin&a=d&d=D0&toc=0

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