Hawaiian

Hauoli

Happy

Kaumaha

Sad

Huhu

Angry

Aloha

Love

Luhi

Tired

Pahea Oe?

How are you?

Au

Singular Pronoun (I)

Oe

Singular Pronoun (You)

Oia

Singular Pronoun (She/He/They)

Kaua

Dual Pronoun (We, Inclusive)

Maua

Dual Pronoun (We, Exclusive)

Laua

Dual Pronoun (They, 2)

Olua

Dual Pronoun (You Two)

Kakou

Plural Pronoun (We, Inclusive)

Makou

Plural Pronoun (We, Exclusive)

Lakou

Plural Pronoun (They, 3+)

Oukou

Plural Pronoun (You Three)

Aole

No

Ae

Yes

Lele

Fly, Jump, Skip

Ka manu

The bird

Ka Ilio

The Dog

Ke kaa

The car

Keiki

Kids

Ka Lupe

The Kite

Ke kinipopo

The Ball

Niniu

To spin, to whirl

Ka noho

The chair

Hele

To go

Pii

To Climb

Holo

To run

Pololi

Hungry

Manao

To think

Kula nui

College

Ha’alele

To Leave

Iini

To desire, want

Hoomaka

To start, begin

Hopu

To Grab

Kopala

Shovel

Hoohulihuli

To turn

Mea Kanu

Plants

Ai

To eat

Ku

To stand

Makewai

Thirsty

Maikai

Good

Maona

Full

Inu

To Drink

Ike

To see

Ua

Past Tense Marker

Hana

To work

Ke (verb) nei (pronoun)

Present Tense

Aole (pronoun) e (verb) nei

Negative Present Tense

Olelo

To Speak

E (verb) ana (pronoun)

Future Tense, Past Continous

Aole (pronoun) e (verb) Ana

Future, Past Continuous Negative

Kali

Wait

Na moku

The ships

Ka pela makani

The fan

Ka Pohaku

The Rock

Ke one

Sand

Ka laau

Wood

Lana

Floats

Piholo

Sinks

Ku’ai

To Buy

Ka mea’ai

Food