Only Native Hawaiians should be called "Hawaiians". The preferred form of address would be locals or Hawaii residents. (Notice the subtle difference of Hawaii from Hawaiian). Many tourists gaff when they refer to full blooded Chinese, Filippino, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese or even Puerto Ricans as Hawaiians, very few will take serious offense. A belligerent Maori or Samoan might, but such is the nature of southerners (or so it is said). Hawaii is also a melting pot of races and it would not be out of the question to find an individual with genealogical and genetic ties to Europe, Asia, North and South America, Africa, Australia, Asia and other parts of Oceania.
Genetics can be beautiful when properly and scientifically employed. That is employed for the purpose of health and science and not for some idealogical or socialaogical symbolism (as in seeking for a "Master Aryan") as Nazism was involved.
They are called Native Hawaiians.
They are called Native Hawaiians.
They are called Native Hawaiians.
They are called Native Hawaiians.
They are called Native Hawaiians.
They are called Native Hawaiians.
People who are native to Hawaii are called 'Hawaiians'. People who live in Hawaii, but are not native to Hawaii, are called 'Hawaiian residents' or 'Hawaiian islanders'.
They are called Hawaiians.
They are called Native Hawaiians.
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In Hawaiian language, a man is called "kΔne."
The native people are called Polynesians. Many Asians and Caucasians also live there.
There are no native Hawaiian animals that can be called "cubs"
In Hawaiian, "pig" is called "pua'a."
A Hawaiian sage is called a Kahuna. Kahuna is a Hawaiian word that means priest, sorcerer, magician, wizard, minister or expert in any profession.
In Hawaiian, eyes are called "maka."
In Hawaiian, peach is called "pΔ«ki".
In Hawaiian, tortoise is called "honu pele."
The endonym of the Hawaiian people is Kānaka maoli.
In Hawaiian, lightning is called "uwila."
In Hawaiian, avocado is called "pa'akai."
Papaya in Hawaiian is called "papaya."