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How do you say 'little sister' in Hawaiian if you are the older brother?
In Hawaiian, you would refer to your little sister as "kaikaina," which means "younger sibling."
What is the hawaiian transalation of 'sisters'?
older sister
What is the hawaiian word for sisters?
The Hawaiian word for sisters is "hΔnai."
What does the Hawaiian phrase me ke aloha tita mean?
Basically : With Love Sister
How do you say aunt or aunty in hawaiian?
In Hawaiian, "aunt" can be translated as "aunty" or "kauwa" when referring to a paternal or maternal aunt, respectively.
I love you sister in hawaiian?
Aloha au iā 'oe kaikuʻana (if you're a girl and she is older); kaikaina (if she is younger and you're a girl); kaikuahine (if you're a guy). Kind of complicated, yeah? A hui hou (until next time).
How do you say favorite younger sister in Hawaiian?
To say "favorite younger sister" in Hawaiian, you can say "kaikaina punahele."
Who is Ke'ala Scherzinger?
She is the sister of Nicole Scherzinger (lead singer for Pussy Cat Dolls.) She is of Filipino, Hawaiian and German descent. She is honestly one of the most beautiful ladies in the world just as her sister is.
What was the Hawaiian song in Dirty Dancing sung by Baby's sister?
Baby's sister is named Lisa, and she was set to perform at the end of the show in the country club. The song she was singing was called "Hula Hana of Kamana Whala Hula Bay".
Translate sistering into other languages?
sister hawaiian -> sœur Spanish -> hermana Italian -> sorella Finnish -> sisko Swedish -> syster Japanese -> oneesan (big sister), imoto (little sister) Romanian-> sora (sister) surioara (little sister) French -> soeur Slovenian and Czech-> sestra German-> Schwester Afrikaans-> suster Indonesian-> saudara Magyar-> testver Polish-> siostra Dutch-> zuster
What does Nicole mean in hawaiian?
Nicole has no meaning in Hawaiian. Only Hawaiian names have meaning in Hawaiian. But you can write Nicole as "Nikoli" in Hawaiian.
How do you pronounce wahini in Hawaiian?
vwa-hee-nee, but this is not a word. You probably mean wahine (with an e) which is woman, lady, wife; sister-in-law, female cousin, etc.
