Ala 'oe, wahine [ah-la O+A, vwa-hee-nay]
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You can look up the lyrics, and then go to google.com/translate, and select English, then select the language you want to translate it to. Then copy the lyrics, and paste it in the translator.
"Arium" does not have a specific meaning in English. It could be a made-up word or a proper noun that does not directly translate to a common English word.
Hawaiian prepositions don't line up evenly with English prepositions, so it depends entirely on the sentence. for example, it could be ma, i, i? or many other words.
Aloha: mo'o [mo oh - 2 words] There are some english made up words, but this one is best.
"don't stop" or "don't stand up"
It means "Let the defendant stand".
Go to Google and type in translate then it will bring up Google Translate and just click on it then go and click on the box that says to translate from English to whatever (which in your case is Hindi) so then click on Hindi then type in whatever you want in the large box and then it will translate onto the side and you can choose for it to read phonetically because it says the word as if you were an American speaker when you choose that. :) phew!
The word 'que' is a Spanish term. In English, the word 'que' means 'what.' An example of this is "que pasa" which translates to "what's up" in English.
According to Google Translate, this is either Haitian Creole or Turkish. However, Google Translate has not been able to come up with a transltion of what it means.
ドラゴン太陽を食 look it up on Google translate
before going out. Look up any words on google translate. It is quite good.