CORRECTED: Aloha: 'Ena aloha 'ike maka au 'ia 'oe [A-na aloha eekay ma-ka ow ee-ah O-A]
No direct translation would be idiomatic in Swahili, whose speakers do not use anything ccmparable to the English "I cant wait to . . ."Natazamia kwa furaha kukuona tena (or kuonana nawe tena): I look forward with joy to seeing you again (or meeting you again).
In Hawaiian, "can't wait" can be expressed as "ʻaʻole hiki ke kali." This phrase conveys a sense of eagerness or anticipation for something to happen. Alternatively, you can also use "eager to" by saying "e makemake ana."
Kakalina is Kathy in Hawaiian
The Hawaiian translation for darling is makamae.
Anela means angel in hawaiian
To say "until we meet again" in Hawaiian, you can say "a hui hou."
No puedo esperar a verte otra vez
The Hawaiian phrase for "we will meet again" is "A hui hou."
You would say "E mālama pono" in Hawaiian, which translates to "take care" or "look after oneself".
The phrase "A hui hou a hui hou" is commonly used in Hawaiian to say "goodbye until we meet again."
In Hawaiian, you can say "A hui hou, honu" which means "Until we meet again, turtle" in English.
The phrase "until we meet again" in Hawaiian is typically translated to "a hui hou."
The phrase "until we meet again" in Hawaiian is "a hui hou."
Aloha: ho'olawe-lawe iāʻoe [ho oh la-way la-way ee-ah O-A]
you simply say ''I can't wait to hear from you''
In Hawaiian, you would say "A hui hou kākou i ka lā 'apōpō" which translates to "Until we meet again tomorrow."
hana hou [ha-na ho]