aloha mai kaua e palala,
aia au e hui nei me ka po'e 'oiwi 'arapaho i montana nei. he kanaka ha'i 'olelo au no keia 'aha 'oiwi.
no laila, ke akua pu me 'oe a me ka 'ohana. e malama pono,...a hui hou.
na'u no,
na palala
Pehea mai nei ʻoe a me ka ʻohana ma kēlā ʻāina anuanu loa? Haʻo au iā ʻoe! Ua hōʻemi kino ʻoe? Ua ʻemi mai kou nui ma ka nānā aku (i kau kiʻi). He aha kau hana ma Alaska? Pehea lā kau keikikāne? Kau wahine? Ua hauʻoli loa au i ʻike i kau "ʻaoʻao Maoliworld". ʻAkahi au i kau ma luna. He mea kupaianaha nō no nā poʻe Hawaiʻi/maoli! E leka aku pinepine kāua kekahi i kekahi. E kipa hou paha ana ʻoe iā Hawaiʻi? Inā e kipa mai ʻoe e kelepona ʻoe iaʻu!
E mālama pono a ke Akua pū me ʻoe a me kou ʻohana!
TALOFA LAVA!
Sole! Ua mai ʻoe? ʻO au wale nō i hiki ke hoʻohui i nā ʻōlelo ʻelua. ʻAʻole hiki ke alo aʻe, ʻo ka mea nui, maopopo ʻoe iaʻu.
E heluhelu i kau leka uila, ua leka aku au ia ʻoe.
Pono au e haʻalele no ka manawa.
Ke Akua pū!
~One
OK. No wai këia kalaka. ÿAno këia ÿë ä. Pehea ÿo Alaka ma e käu ÿohana ma laila. Ua maikaÿi wale nö. Maikaÿi ka hiki ke hui ma luna o këia mea nei ÿo ka Maoliworld.
Mai poina i ka hoÿoili i nä kiÿi o käu keiki i hiki ke ÿike i kona ulu ÿana. Mai poina i ka ÿölelo Hawaiÿi iä ia ÿeä.
Unfortunately, I didn't understand anything you said. Could you reply in english, I know isn't it a shame I can't understand my own language? It's going to be a slow process but, I will learn it.
Right now, I'm so busy campaigning and working on my books, that time is very precious.
So, please remember I love to hear from you but, for now I would ask that we both use english at least for now.
Aloha Kalani,
I was so happy to hear from you. I welcome you into my circle of friends and into my extended ohana.
Alaska?? Wow, I thought Iowa was the cold!!! Oh my lord, how are you doing in the extreme cold???
What a way to introduce yourself to cold weather bradda??? :)
I can actually say we're warm here, huh!! It's 22 degrees outside and the sun is shining.
I'm moving back home next year Sept., and I'm looking forward to eating "everything" I've missed.
Anyway Kalani, I hope to hear from you again bradda and take care,
~Nalani~
Aloha Kalani,
My name is Nalani and I was born in Honolulu. I believe we may be ohana, from my father's side his name is James Kahooilihala Jr. and he now lives on the Big Island in Papaikou.
My tutuman from Honolulu now deceased lived in Papakolea on Kalili Place and his name was John Nihi Jr.
I would be honored to be a friend. I look forward to hearing from you.
Mahalo,
~Nalani~
PS I have lived in the mainland for 32 yrs. unfortunately had no one to speak to in hawaiian. So now, I'm not good at translating it. :)
Aloha mai kaua e Kalani! Ua pili ohana paha oe me na Kanahele o ko Laie ma aina, pilikoko i ka ohana o Kaleikini ame Kealoha? Ina he ae...he ohana no kaua! O ka manaolana keia e loaa akula ia oe keia me ka maikai e? Oia, mahalo a nui i keia hui ana, a hui hou...aloha, Hinaleimoana
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aia au e hui nei me ka po'e 'oiwi 'arapaho i montana nei. he kanaka ha'i 'olelo au no keia 'aha 'oiwi.
no laila, ke akua pu me 'oe a me ka 'ohana. e malama pono,...a hui hou.
na'u no,
na palala
Pehea mai nei ʻoe a me ka ʻohana ma kēlā ʻāina anuanu loa? Haʻo au iā ʻoe! Ua hōʻemi kino ʻoe? Ua ʻemi mai kou nui ma ka nānā aku (i kau kiʻi). He aha kau hana ma Alaska? Pehea lā kau keikikāne? Kau wahine? Ua hauʻoli loa au i ʻike i kau "ʻaoʻao Maoliworld". ʻAkahi au i kau ma luna. He mea kupaianaha nō no nā poʻe Hawaiʻi/maoli! E leka aku pinepine kāua kekahi i kekahi. E kipa hou paha ana ʻoe iā Hawaiʻi? Inā e kipa mai ʻoe e kelepona ʻoe iaʻu!
E mālama pono a ke Akua pū me ʻoe a me kou ʻohana!
A hui hou kāua e ke hoa!
Kawehi
Sole! Ua mai ʻoe? ʻO au wale nō i hiki ke hoʻohui i nā ʻōlelo ʻelua. ʻAʻole hiki ke alo aʻe, ʻo ka mea nui, maopopo ʻoe iaʻu.
E heluhelu i kau leka uila, ua leka aku au ia ʻoe.
Pono au e haʻalele no ka manawa.
Ke Akua pū!
~One
Mai poina i ka hoÿoili i nä kiÿi o käu keiki i hiki ke ÿike i kona ulu ÿana. Mai poina i ka ÿölelo Hawaiÿi iä ia ÿeä.
LOL
Unfortunately, I didn't understand anything you said. Could you reply in english, I know isn't it a shame I can't understand my own language? It's going to be a slow process but, I will learn it.
Right now, I'm so busy campaigning and working on my books, that time is very precious.
So, please remember I love to hear from you but, for now I would ask that we both use english at least for now.
Mahalo,
~Nalani~
I was so happy to hear from you. I welcome you into my circle of friends and into my extended ohana.
Alaska?? Wow, I thought Iowa was the cold!!! Oh my lord, how are you doing in the extreme cold???
What a way to introduce yourself to cold weather bradda??? :)
I can actually say we're warm here, huh!! It's 22 degrees outside and the sun is shining.
I'm moving back home next year Sept., and I'm looking forward to eating "everything" I've missed.
Anyway Kalani, I hope to hear from you again bradda and take care,
~Nalani~
PS Have a blessed day in Alaska bradda. :)
My name is Nalani and I was born in Honolulu. I believe we may be ohana, from my father's side his name is James Kahooilihala Jr. and he now lives on the Big Island in Papaikou.
My tutuman from Honolulu now deceased lived in Papakolea on Kalili Place and his name was John Nihi Jr.
I would be honored to be a friend. I look forward to hearing from you.
Mahalo,
~Nalani~
PS I have lived in the mainland for 32 yrs. unfortunately had no one to speak to in hawaiian. So now, I'm not good at translating it. :)
naʻu;
ʻekekela
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