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  • Aloha mai no kakou!

  • This is not a joke nor some bullshit story I'm telling you on here.  This is something that just happened to me while driving home at 7:00pm from my parents home to town where I live on Molokai.  There was a road block and I'm going to tell you exactly what had happened to me when I got pulled over.

     

    Policeman:  Where's your papers for your car?

     

    The papers was on my passenger seat when the policeman asked the question.  My car is totally illegal.

     

    Me:  Um, I don't have the papers for my car.

     

    Policeman:  With a smile on his face telling me awww, you don't have any of your papers for this car.

     

    Me: yes I don't, can I tell you something officer?

     

    Policeman:  Sure with a smile on his face.

     

    Me:  I belong to the Kingdom of Hawaii, I'm from the Lawful Hawaiian Government and the Prime Minister for this Government is Henry Noa.

     

    With out letting me finnished with the rest I wanted him to know, he took two huge steps back saying at the same time WOOOW.

     

    Me:  Oh, is something wrong?

     

    Without telling me anything else he changed the subject by saying.

     

    Policeman:  You going get your papers hah?

     

    Me: yeah I'm going to.

     

    Now make a note of this that I still need to get my Plates, driver I.D. and my Gov. I.D. so under the human rights I can practice my right to travel.  Then he asked me.

     

    Policeman:  Whats your name?

     

    Me:  Duke Kalipi

     

    Policeman:  Don't you have a cousin that live in Maunaloa?

     

    Me:  Yes

     

    By using that as an excuse, he let me go and I mean he wanted me to leave right away so he won't have to deal with being serve from our Government the Human Rights Violations.  He gave me a big wave to let me know that I needed to move quickly so the next car could come right in.

     

     

    You see people, they doing this as a way to make more money for the police force and for the Government.  Henry has the puka and we need to use this as a tool for getting what we want and thats Independence.  IMUA Lawful Hawaiian Government and it's Nationals.

     

  • huuiiii eia nei, 'ano'ai takou, e na tini, na mamo o ta aina aloha. nui ta'u lokihi e nana i teia vahi.. nenea tuu naau. he holomoana i ta vaa olelo

    a hiti no, a hui hou atu,te aloha no

  • Aloha mai no kakou.... He loihi no a aole i kipa mai i keao maoli. Paha he haawi aloha wale no ia oukou apau mai ka mokupuni a keawe a i ka mole o lehua. Aloha no i na ohana niihau ma ka aina e pu kekahi..... aloha malama pono iesu pu me oukou a pau......
  • Haaheo no au i ka ike ana he nui no ka poe o kakou e imi like aku nei i ke o loa o ka kakou olelo makamae. E ola ka olelo Hawaii.
  • Aloha e Nuihaku. Look up ō.pū

    1. n. Clump, as of sugar cane, bananas, kava; cluster. Cf. pū 4. See ex., ʻahuʻawa.

    2. vi. To open, as a flower; to rise, as water; to swell, as waves; to grow, as a foetus; to sit with knees gathered up. ʻO Kaʻala, kuahiwi mauna kēhau, ke ōpū maila lā i Kama-oha (PH 100), Kaʻala, mountain hill with cool rain, rising there perhaps at Kama-oha.

    3. nvi. To rest, hover, live idly or lazily, exist; existence, rest. ʻO ke ōpū wale iho nō kā mākou (For. 4:171), ours is a bare existence.

    4. n. A tower in a heiau. See drawing, Ii 57.
  • Aloha kakou,

    I was hoping you guys can help me with a translation. Ku'ualohakeopuokalani, I got as far as my love (blank) of the heavens, my aunty said its my love form in a group of heaven, but I'm not sure. I looked up keopu and it said lazy. Can anyone help?
  • E na Hoa, Mele Kalikimaka a Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou!
  • alooooha mai na makamaka mai ka moku kaulana ia keawe a hiki loa i ka haehae o lehua! welina mai me ka hilahila ole!
  • aloha mai no katou a pau. Pehea mai nei outou a pau? He wahi aloha wale no teia... E malama pono outou a pau...... A HUI HOU NO KATOU MAHOPE. ALOJAHZ!!!!!!
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haumana olelo hawaii

aloha pumehana oukou. ke niele wale nei wau i ka nui o na haumana olelo hawaii ma keia hui. he haumana olelo hawaii wau ma ke kula nui ma manoa. pehea oukou? eia hou, ina hiki, e kakau i ka olelo hawaii a laila unuhi i ka olelo pelekane ma lalo iho e hiki ai i na kanaka a pau ke heluhelu pu. majalo. howz it. im just being curious to find how many hi students is in this group. im a hi student at uh manoa. how bout you guys? also, if can, try write in hi then translate to english below so…

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he nane hou

No ka makahiki, he nane no nā hoa: "Kū pali ke kua, kani kua mauna, kupukupu, he pane kūpono keia!" for the Makahiki season, a riddle for my friends: "Back straight as the cliff, singing on the summit ridge, sprouting fern, a righteous answer is this!"

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