What is he mea Iki?
This week’s Hawaiian phrase is “he mea iki” [heh meh-ah ee-kee], meaning you’re welcome or don’t mention it or it’s a small thing.
What does ke in Hawaiian mean?
The most common are the two, ka and ke, which mean the in Hawaiian. Ke is used before any word beginning with k, e, a, or o.
What does Komo Mai?
E kipa mai / E komo mai – Two phrases meaning welcome.
How do I reply to Mahalo?
If someone says mahalo how do you respond? Mahalo is the Hawaiian word for “thanks”. If you don’t want to respond in English, you can always use the Hawaiian phrase for “you’re welcome” which could be either of the following: ʻAʻole pilikia (No problem), pronounced ah-o-lay pee-lee-kee-ah.
How do you respond to Pehea OE?
Pehea oukou? Fine indeed, thank you. (Response to “Pehea oe?”)
What is a Memeʻa in Hawaiian?
Memeʻa is a term for: • things that have shapes or bodies (kikino/common nouns), • conditions (ʻaʻano/stative verbs), • and actions (hamani, hehele/transitive and intransitive verbs).
What does Aloha E Komo Mai?
E Komo Mai is a phrase you might encounter as a tourist. It sometimes shows up in glossy brochures and activity guides to Hawaii or on signs at events or luaus. Usually, it’s translated as “Welcome,” which is what I’ve been taught.
Where do keiki from project Hawai’i live?
YOU CAN BE THE CHANGE! To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Our keiki live in poverty stricken situations and substandard housing spread across the islands. Some live along the waters’ edge in tents or high in the mountains in abandon cars or substandard makeshift shelters.
Where is Ke Iki beach cottage on Oahu?
Ke Iki Beach Cottage is a luxury vacation rental home adjacent to a beautiful white sand beach in the very heart of the North Shore Seven Mile Miracle on Oahu, Hawaii. Amazing!
What makes us special at the keiki Klub?
We at Keiki Klub are dedicated to developing strong fundamentals through QUALITY and meaningful drills, stations and scrimmages. We are sticklers for technique and believe that paying attention to the details in every skill will improve our keiki’s performance dramatically. What makes us special?
What is the mission of project Hawai’i, Inc.?
The mission of Project Hawai’i Inc. is to help our islands keiki (children in Hawaiian) break the cycle of poverty. Since 2003, our dedicated volunteers strive to enhance their lives by providing year round supportive services that help to build their self-esteem and learn the proper life and social skills to succeed.