Hoʻolauna: An Introduction. Welcome to the Hawaiian Language!

Aloha my name is Ahonui! I have created this site especially for you! Learn the Hawaiian Language from home. You will need to purchase your book for $5 from this site: http://www.olelo.hawaii.edu/khuok/hknke.php (Copy and paste the link into your browser. Make sure there are no spaces in the link). Please continue to check back for more free videos on the Hawaiian Language. I am planning on conducting a whole course online.

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If you would like to participate in the homework assignments and quizzes, visit: http://LivingTheAlohaSpirit.blogspot.com to download your copy.

You can also send me an email through youtube. Include the following information:

NAME
WEBSITE
LOCATION
WHY DO YOU WANT TO LEARN HAWAIIAN
HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS SITE

As of now the assignments and quizzes I send will be free. Answer sheets are also included in your download. Only serious inquiries please. . . . So while we are still fresh in the mix, drop me a line and let me know if you are interested in working along with our online class!

http://LivingTheAlohaSpirit.blogspot.com

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[aurielMoon]

i wish rosetta stone would have hawaiian

[beforeyouwakeup]

you are cool

[IDtKw]

@IDtKw aloha

[IDtKw]

poor brazilian here... hahhahah however even though I'l carry on!

[MyDolls27]

I live on Maui

[MyDolls27]

I'm Hawaiian :) you look just like me you are very pretty I am a keiki I'm 12 and you are ho brah you are very a very fluent speaker :) aloha

[kimbuehrle]

Are there more videos

[mcdoalyne]

i just wonder what language u guys usually use for everyday life?? hawaii or english?

[nahebailon]

Pehea 'oe I a'o ua a'o au mai ka punanaleo o honolulu moapopo 'oe ia anake lolena?

[Kamaka675]

@2553shean Yes, there are similarities between those languages because they are all members of the Polynesian language family. With regard to shared innovations in languages, Hawaiian, Marquesan, Tahitian, Maori and Rapanuian are more closely related to one another than Tongan or Samoan, and they form their own subgroup referred to as Eastern Polynesian languages. Their shared innovations have more to do with the natural evolution of languages than crossbreeding.

[bryanhopkins1]

Ready to Try Hawaiian - Yep !

[cclaud31]

can I get your test? I would like to learn hawaiian language. thank you