Grant us freedom in hawaiian
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Both of these words are Hawai`ian. Iesu is Jesus. Pu is a large conch or trumpet.There is no S in the Hawaiian alphabet. This saying is most likely Samoan, Tongan or one of the many other Polynesian languages out there.^^Wrong! Although there isnʻt any "s" within the Hawaiian alphabet, there are Hawaiian words that uses the letter "S". Iesū does translate to Jesus and as for pū(you dont take the first translation you find!) we can translate it to: together, entirely, also with, or together with. So most people will translate "Iesū pū" to "Jesus be with you", similar to "Ke akua pū".E ola mau ka ʻ�lelo Hawaiʻi! K�hea
The Hawaiian Islands make up the US state of Hawaii.
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At the end of the US Civil War, General in Chief US Grant remained in that position. Later, President Andrew Johnson appointed US Grant to the position of secretary of war. Grant remained in that position until he was elected to the US presidency.
The Hawaiian Islands are part of the US.
"Among us" or "between us".
Its a volcano in the Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian is a language on its own. Therefore, Hawaiian names are used in Hawaii and English names are used in the US and other English speaking countries.
what did the US Grant do after the war
Only if you tell us what verbs to translate and conjugate.
Ke akua pu means in Hawaiian - God Be With Us