How do say what are you doing in Hawaiian?

Answer 1

He aha ka hana iā `oe i kēia manawa? Spoken as hě yä-hä kä hä-nä yä (short pause to separate the vowel sound before and after the glottal stop)-ōy ē kě-yē-yä mä-NÄ-vä? ě makes the short sound like in "let", ä makes the augmented sound like in "all", ē makes the long sound like in "bee", ō makes the long sound like in "bowl". Though this is a long way to say it, it leaves no room for interpretation. A much shorter way is "he aha kō hana?" Hě yä-hä kō-(hold sound for a little longer) hä-nä. However this does leave some room to mean either "what are you doing now" or "what are you supposed to be doing" depending on whatever what said prior to this.

Answer 2

To ask "What are you doing?" in Hawaiian, you would say "Aha ʻoe e hana nei?"

Answer 3

E aha anaʻoe? [A ah-ha ah-na'oy]