More Hawaiian Words and Phrases...

Here are some extra words and phrases that do not appear in the eBooks.
These phrases are more general phrases for travellers.
Have fun learning more Hawaiian!

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Meeting people...
	Aloha! Hello! Aloha nō! Hello! (reply) Pehea ‘oe! How are you? (1 person) Pehea ‘olua! How are you? (2 people) Pehea ‘oukou! How are you? (several) Maika‘i. I'm fine. ‘O wai kou inoa? What is your name? ‘O ... ko‘u inoa. My name is ... A hui hou! Goodbye! A hui hou aku nō! Goodbye! (reply)	Aloha kakahiaka. Good morning. Aloha awakea. Good midday. Aloha ‘auinalā. Good afternoon. Aloha ahiahi. Good evening. Aloha pō. Good night. E kala mai ia‘u. Sorry. Excuse me. E ‘olu‘olu e ... Please ... Mahalo. Thank you. Mahalo nui loa. Thank you very much. ‘A‘ole pilikia. You're welcome.
Home
	No hea mai ‘oe? Where are you from? No Kanakā mai au. I come from Canada. No Pelekane mai au. I come from England. No ‘Amelika Hui au. I come from the USA. No ‘Aukekulelia mai au. I come from Australia. Aia i hea ‘oe e noho nei? Where do you live? Eia au ke noho nei i Sydney. Ke noho nei au i Sydney. I live in Sydney.	‘Amelika Hui Pū ‘ia United States ‘Apelika Hema South Africa ‘Aukekulelia Australia Kāmoa Samoa Kanakā Canada Hawai‘i Hawaii Nukilani New Zealand Pelekane England Pīkī Fiji
Say What?
	‘A‘ole maopopo ia‘u. I don't understand. I don't know. Koe aku ia. I don't know. ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i au. I speak Maori. He li‘ili‘i. A little. ‘A‘ole au ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i. I don't speak Hawaiian. ‘Ōlelo haole ‘oe? ‘Ōlelo Pelekane ‘oe? Do you speak English? ‘Ōlelo Kāmoa ‘oe? Do you speak Samoan? ‘Ōlelo Palani ‘oe? Do you speak French? ‘Ōlelo Paniolo ‘oe? Do you speak Spanish?	Maopopo ia‘u. I understand. I know. Hiki nō. All right. OK. He mea ‘ole! Nevermind! It doesn't matter. Mai hopohopo! Don't worry!
Where is ...
	Aia i hea ka lua? Where are the toilets? Aia i hea ka hale inu kope? Where is the café? Aia i hea ka hale ‘aina? Where is the restaurant? Aia i hea ka hale puhi palaoa? Where is the bakery? Aia i hea ka hale kū‘ai lā‘au? Where is the chemist? Aia i hea ka hōkele? Where is the hotel? Aia i hea ka hale inu? Where is the pub? Aia i hea ka panakō? Where is the bank? Aia i hea ka mākeke nui? Where is the supermarket?	Makemake au i ka ... I would like ... Makemake ‘oe i ka ...? Would you like ...? He aha kou makemake? What would you like? ‘Ae. Yes. ‘A‘ole. No. ‘Ehia? ‘Ehia kālā kēia kumu kū‘ai? How much is it?
	Aia i hea ka hale inu kope pūnaewele puni honua? Where is the internet café? Hiki ia‘u ke uku me ke kāleka hō‘ai‘ē? Can I pay with credit card? Pila kīko‘o, ke ‘olu‘olu ‘oe. Give me the bill, please.
Drink
	Makemake au i ka ... I'd like .... Makemake au i ka pia. I'd like a beer. I wahi pia na‘u. I'll have some beer. Waina. Wine. Waina ‘ula‘ula. Red wine. Waina ke‘oke‘o. White wine. Kī‘aha waina. Glass of wine. Kī‘aha wai. Glass of water. Wai ‘alani. Orange juice. Wai hala-kahiki. Pineapple juice. Wai kuawa. Guava juice. Me ka hau. With ice. Me ka hau ‘ole. Without ice.	Mea inu ho‘ohu‘ihu‘i. Iced drink. Wai hau. Ice water. Wai pi‘ipi‘i. Sparkling water. Waiū. Milk. Kalima. Cream. Kope. Coffee. Kī. Tea. ‘Ekahi ipu. One cup. ‘Elua ipu. Two cups. Me ke kōpa‘a. With sugar. Me ke kōpa‘a ‘ole. Without sugar. I kī a i ‘ole i kope nāu? Would you like tea or coffee? I wahi kope na‘u, ke ‘olu‘olu ‘oe. I'll have some coffee, please.
Food
	Makemake au i ka ... I'd like .... Makemake au i ka pai pika. I'd like a pizza. ‘I‘o pipi i wili ‘ia. Hamburger. Na‘aukake. Sausage. Pakeki. Spaghetti. Palaoa. Bread. Palaoa palai. Pancake. Waiūpa‘a. Cheese. Lau ‘ai. Salad. Vegetables. Limu. Seaweed. Mea ‘ai momona. Dessert. Kokoleka. Chocolate. Mea ‘ono. Cake.	Kupa. Soup. Laiki. Rice. Hua moa. Egg. I‘a. Fish. Moa. Chicken. Pipi. Beef. Pua‘a hame. Ham. Hua ‘ai. Fruit. ‘Āpala. Apple. ‘Alani. Orange. ‘Ākala. Raspberries. Mea ‘ai lau ‘ai. Vegetarian.
Small Talk
	Makemake au i ka ... I like ... ‘A‘ole au makemake i ka ... I don't like ... (sg) Makemake ‘oe i ka ...? Do you like ...? (1 person) Makemake ‘olua i ka ...? Do you like ...? (2 people) Makemake ‘oukou i ka ...? Do you like ...? (several) ‘Ae. Yes. ‘A‘ole. No.	Hele mai! Come here! E hele kākou! Let's go! Auē ka nani! How beautiful! Ma‘ane‘i. I ‘ane‘i. Here. Malaila. I laila. There. Ma‘ō. I ‘ō. Over there.
	Ua nalowale au. I'm lost. Ua nalowale māua. We're lost.	E akahele! Be careful! E kōkua mai! Help! Hele aku! Go away!
Days of the Wēk
	Pō‘akahi Monday Pō‘alua Tuesday Pō‘akolu Wednesday Pō‘ahā Thursday Pō‘alima Friday Pō‘aono Saturday Lāpule Sunday	i nehinei yesterday i kēia lā today i kēlā ‘apōpō tomorrow i kēlā pule aku nei last week i kēia pule this week i kēia pule a‘e next week
	Pōmaika‘i! Good luck! Mele Kalikimaka! Merry Christmas! Hau‘oli Makahiki Hou! Happy New Year!
Signs
	Puka ‘ana Exit Komo ‘ana Entrance Hāmama Open Pa‘a Closed Māka‘i Police	Mai puhi paka ‘A‘ole e puhi paka No Smoking Lua Toilets Kāne Men Wāhine Women
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