Pronunciation of the Hawaiian Alphabet
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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.
Pronunciation Practice: Vowels
Practice distinguishing similar sounds and difficult diphthong vowel glides in Hawaiian language by listening to and repeating the audio examples provided.
0404P Hakalama Practice Audio
Learn and practice the Hakalama set of Hawaiian sounds by listening to the audio files provided.
Pōʻino i ka Lio (3301T)
Read and listen to a typical newspaper story from 1865 about a poor gentleman who fell off his horse and was badly hurt on his way home from work.
3401B He Moʻolelo Pōkole: Introduction
Learn about out presentation of a Hawaiian journal written about Hawaiian royalty on a journey to England in 1887.
3401B He Moʻolelo Pōkole #2
Continue your enjoyment of a Hawaiian journal written about Hawaiian royalty on a journey to England in 1887; with accompanying text and audio files.
3401B He Moʻolelo Pōkole #1
Beginner, intermediate, and advanced audiobook readings and translation of the first part of a Hawaiian journal written about Hawaiian royalty on a journey to England in 1887.
0402V Pronunciation #2: Macrons
Learn about how macrons (kahakō) are used over Hawaiian vowels to change their sound.