I am Looking for Hawiian animals translated from english to hawiian where do i find it?

Answer 1

I can't tell you about the animals but, I can tell you th e first 25 words you should learn, then you can look up the rest.

Good morning!

Good afternoon!

Good evening!
Aloha kakahiaka!
[ah loh' hah kah' kah hee (y)ah' kah!]

Aloha `auinalâ!
[ah loh' hah au' (w)ee nah LAH'!]

Aloha ahiahi!
[ah loh' HAH' hee (y)ah' hee!]

2.
Hello! / How are you?


Fine.

Very well.

Not well.

So-so, same as usual.
And you?
Aloha! / Pehea `oe?
[Ah loh' hah!] / [peh heh' (y)ah oe'?]

Maika`i.
[mai' kah ee]
Maika`i nô.
[mai' kah ee NOH']
Maika`i `ole.
[mai' kah ee oh' leh]
`O ia mau nô.
[oi' (y)ah mau' NOH']
A `o `oe?
[ah oh oe'?]

3.
Excuse me / I'm sorry.
E kala mai ia`u.
[eh kah' lah mai' ee (y)ah' oo]

4.
Thanks!


Thank you!


Thanks so very much!
Mahalo!
[mah hah' loh!]

Mahalo iâ `oe!
[mah hah' loh (y)ee (Y)AH' oe!]

Mahalo nui loa!
[mah hah' loh nui' loh' (w)ah!]

5.
You're welcome.

(It's) No trouble/problem.

A trifle.

The pleasure is mine.


`A`ole pilikia.
[ah oh' leh pee' lee kee' (y)ah]
He mea iki.
[heh meh (y)ah (y)ee' kee]
Ka hau`oli na`u.
[kah hau' oh lee nah' oo]

6.
What is your name?

My name is ________.
`O wai kou inoa?
[oh vai' kou' (w)ee noh' (w)ah?]

`O ________ ko`u inoa.
[oh _______ koh' oo (w)ee noh' (w)ah]

7.
Where are you from?


I am from ________.


I live in ________.
No hea mai `oe?
[noh heh' (y)ah mai' oe'?]

No ________ mai au.
[noh _____mai' au']

Noho au i ___________.
[noh' hoh (w)au' ee ___ ]

8.
Good bye!, See you later!
A hui hou!
[ah hui' hou'!]

9.
Yes

No

Perhaps, Maybe
`Ae
[ae']
`A`ole
[ah oh' leh]
Pela paha
[peh' lah pah' hah]

10.
What?
He aha?
[heh (y)ah' hah?]

11.
Which?
Ka mea hea?
[kah meh' (y)ah heh' (y)ah?]

12.
Where is…?


…the restroom?

…the bank?
Aia i hea…?
[ai' (y)ah (y)ee heh' (y)ah?]

…ka lumi ho`opaupilikia?
[…kah loo' mee hoh' oh pau' pee lee kee' (y)ah?]
…ka panakô?
[…kah pah nah KOH'?]

13.
When?
I ka wâ hea?
[ee kah WAH' heh (y)ah?]

14.
How much/many?
`Ehia?
[eh hee (y)ah?]

15.
Who?
`O wai?
[oh wai'?]

16.
Why?
No ke aha?
[noh' keh (y)ah' hah?]

17.
How?
Pehea?
[peh heh' (y)ah?]

18.
Please.
E `olu `olu `oe.
[eh oh' loo oh' loo oe']

19.
and

but
a, a me
[ah], [ah' meh]

akâ
[ah KAH']

20.
only
wale nô
[vah' leh NOH']

21.
a little
he li`ili`i
[heh lee' ee lee' ee]

22.
also
kekahi
[keh kah' hee]

23.
very, a lot

very much
nui
[noo' (w)ee]
nui loa
[noo' (w)ee loh' (w)ah]

24.
I


We, us (you and I/me)


We, us ( two or more of you and I/me)
au, wau
[au'], [wau' / vau']

kâua
[KAH' oo (w)ah]

kâkou
[KAH' kou]



25.
you (singular)


you (two of you)


you (three or more of you)
`oe
[oe']

`olua
[oh loo' (w)ah]

`oukou
[ou' kou']

Answer 2

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