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Macrons, Word Stress, and Articles (OOVC-CH1 2020-10-26)
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The Hawaiian Alphabet (OOVC-CH1 2020-10-19)
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E Kōkua i nā Kūpuna ʻElua ʻo “Pepeke ʻAike He” lāua ʻo “Pepeke ʻAike ʻO”
A plea to help save two elders who need our support: Pepeke ʻAike He and Pepeke ʻAike ʻO. They are suffering from the onslaught of English sentence pattern construction and thinking. Here’s what we can do to help. READ MORE →
Puamana
Learn Hawaiian through analysis of the lyrics of this famous song by Charles Farden and his daughter Irmgard Farden ʻĀluli, written for their home Puamana in Lahaina, Maui, in 1937. READ MORE →
Protected: Watu Test Area 2
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No Ke Kāmelopadi #1 (3302T)
Enjoy a quick reading and listening practice especially for people new to learning the Hawaiian language. READ MORE →
A Glossary of Hawaiian Words in Hawaiian Pidgin English
A listing of Hawaiian words still heard and used today by speakers of Hawaiian Creole English (Pidgin English). READ MORE →
Hawaiian Pidgin English: A Brief History
A short outline history of Hawaiian Pidgin English (Hawaiian Creole English) READ MORE →
Ka and Ke Quiz #1
A short and fun quiz requiring you to test your knowledge of the “KEAO” rule of the kaʻi “ka” and “ke”. READ MORE →
Kaʻi #2 Lesson Worksheet
Continue to learn more kaʻi in Hawaiian and kaʻi + memeʻa sequences; practice with a set of examples in a PDF worksheet. READ MORE →
0403R How To Write The ʻOkina
Learn how the ʻokina (glottal stop) is represented in Hawaiian, how to write it, and a little about its written history. Compare the ʻokina character to other characters which look very similar. READ MORE →
0699R Hawaiian Parts of Speech
Look up the terms we use when talking about Hawaiian grammar and learn about their functions. Compare common English parts of speech and their approximate Hawaiian equivalents. READ MORE →
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