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Traditional Hawaiian Number Groups

Learn about the traditional Hawaiian base-4 number system used to group objects. READ MORE →

Hawaiian Number Basics: 1 to 100

Learn about the basics of Hawaiian numbers and how to count from 1 to 100. READ MORE →

Video Technical Specifications and Help

IntroductionMost of the videos on ʻŌlelo|Online have been recorded at 30 fps (frames per second) at a size of 1024 by 720 pixels, which is only a few pixels short of HD quality. You can either stream them to view in your computer’s web browser, tablet, phone, or similar device; or download them for use… READ MORE →

The Kaʻi Determiners #2: Ka, Ke

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0403V Pronunciation #3: The Glottal Stop

Learn about glottal stops (ʻokina) in Hawaiian, how they affect the sound of words, and how glottal stops are actually consonants in Hawaiian! READ MORE →

0402V Pronunciation #2: Macrons

Learn about how macrons (kahakō) are used over Hawaiian vowels to change their sound. READ MORE →

0501V Spelling Hawaiian Words in Hawaiian

Learn how to properly spell out Hawaiian words using the Hawaiian alphabet and reading techniques. READ MORE →

Pronunciation #1: The Hawaiian Alphabet

Learn about Hawaiian vowels and consonants and how they look and sound. You will be introduced to the basics of pronunciation in Hawaiian as well as the standard Hawaiian alphabet of 13 letters. You will also learn how to say the names of the letters in Hawaiian. READ MORE →