iSpeak Hawaiian

 

Show Notes: An in-depth look into the nuances of proper spelling and pronunciation of Hawaiian words. (52:47, 60.4 Mg.) 00:60 Hoʻolauna (Intro) 01:16 Ka Pīʻāpā ʻŌiwi 07:46 4 Easy Steps 13:17 Interlude: Jaracanda by gB 16:42 Ka Hakalama 20:18 ...

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Aloha kaua e Makaio, Hiki no! Can do! Although I can only offer you my leo as no one else is here with me. Also, please point your friend to the URL below for more practice: will also be using the more common word for Australian: this helps. Mahalo ...

Aloha kākou, Follow Hōkūleʻa here on her latest voyage, Kū Holo Mau! Poke mele: Waʻa Hōkūleʻa Paʻi ʻia ke kiʻi e Mike Taylor, ke kāpena o Kamahele. ʻO mākou pū me ʻoe! -‘Alika

Translation provided below: Aloha. Thank you for listening to my podcast. As it turns out, there are a lot of you out there, so the bandwidth is getting a little expensive for me. If you like my show, help me keep it on the air! Go to my podcast page at ...

Aloha mai, Please visit our website at and click on the “iSpeak Hawaiian T-shirts” link under “Favorite Links” and purchase an iSpeak Hawaiian T-shirt as a donation to our show. Proceeds will go towards the bandwidth fee as we are quickly ...

Aloha mai, I hope you are maika‘i. Here's a previously recorded pre-podcast from last year. More to come. Please stay tuned and mahalo for your ho‘omanawanui. -‘Alika

Just in case you forgot... na ‘Alika ;-)

E ka po'e Hawai'i ë...e ö mai! Calling all Hawaiians here in Hawai'i, on the U.S. continent and abroad. The iSpeak Hawaiian podcast will launch its inaugural podcast in January of 2007 (for real). ;-) Make learning Hawaiian one of your New Year's ...

Mahalo e Brian no ka intro bumper. 'Alika

Aloha mai, Mahalo e Makaio (Matthew in Hawaiian) for your great nïnau (question). I hope you do not mind me posting your nïnau for everyone to hear, but I do plan to post all recorded questions and/or comments and addressing your nïnau/comment as ...

Aloha mai, Mahalo e Makaio (Matthew in Hawaiian) for your great nïnau (question). I hope you do not mind me posting your nïnau for everyone to hear, but I do plan to post all recorded questions and/or comments and addressing your nïnau/comment as ...