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Aloha Music Camp a week-long immersion into the music, dance, and culture of Hawaii!
Keola Beamer Hawaiian music and slack-key guitar instruction.
Nā Lei Hulu i ka Wēkiu kumu hula Patrick Makuakāne and his wonderful hālau in San Francisco!
Ola ka ʻŌlelo Blog a blog run by a former Hawaiian immersion school student. Maikaʻi loa!

Language Resources

Clinton Kanahele Collection a wonderful set of recordings and transcripts of Hawaiian speakers from the early 1970s.
Emma Kauhi Audio Files from her excellent biography created by kumu Kale Langlas and produced by Pili Productions.
ʻŌiwi TV the first and only Native Hawaiian television station.
Kaliko on Academia.edu showing several articles in Hawaiian and English by Kaliko.
Kaniʻāina Archive with all 392 recordings of the Ka Leo Hawaiʻi radio show of the 1970s, including some transcripts.
Nūpepa Hawaiʻi Archive containing searchable Hawaiian newspapers from 1834 to 1948.
Ulukau Electronic Library a huge collection of books and other resources.
Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian dictionaries and place names searchable in English or Hawaiian.

Mele Resources

Amy Stillman Blog “Hawaiian Music for Listening Pleasure” & Hawaiian language resources

First Books

He Moʻolelo Pōkole #1
He Moʻolelo Pōkole #2
He Moʻolelo Pōkole: Introduction

First Videos

Pronunciation #2: Macrons
Pronunciation #3: The Glottal Stop
Spelling Hawaiian Words in Hawaiian
Numbers Zero and One, Quantity and Question
Hawaiian Number Prefixes #1: ʻA-, ʻE-
Using Numbers #1
Papani Pronouns #1: Au, Aʻu, ʻOe, ʻOia, and Ia
Papani Pronouns #2: Kāua and Māua

First Practice

Pronunciation Practice: Kahakō
Pronunciation Practice: ʻOkina
Hakalama Practice Audio
Pepeke Henua Practice #1
Pepeke Henua Practice #2
Practice Describing Things #1
ʻAilāʻau The Forest Eater
Pronunciation Practice: Vowels

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