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“I kahiki ka ua, ʻako ʻē ka hale.”

I kahiki ka ua, ʻako ʻē ka hale.

While the rain is still in far away lands, be sure the house is properly thatched.

Prepare the house before guests arrive.

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This entry was posted in ʻŌlelo Noʻeau.
Published on 2021-03-10 — Last updated on 2021-03-10

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  • Clinton Kanahele Collection a wonderful set of recordings and transcripts of Hawaiian speakers from the early 1970s.
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  • 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
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  • He Moʻolelo Pōkole #1
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  • He Moʻolelo Pōkole: Introduction
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  • Pronunciation #2: Macrons
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  • Spelling Hawaiian Words in Hawaiian
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  • Hawaiian Number Prefixes #1: ʻA-, ʻE-
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  • Papani Pronouns #1: Au, ʻOe, ʻO ia
  • Papani Pronouns #2: Kāua and Māua
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  • Pronunciation Practice: Kahakō
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  • Pepeke Henua Practice #1
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  • Pronunciation Practice: Vowels
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