kala mai ia'u: excuse me
mahalo ke akua: thanks be to God
Aloha: 1. Ke aloha o ke Hale Akua [kay aloha o kay ha-lay ahkoo-ah] 2. Ke kalakia o ke Hale Akua [... kala-kee-ah... ]
Black absolute black My loved one is black (dark skinned)
Kala kristouyena (kah-lah kree-stow-yee-na) is Greek for Merry Christmas.
Esi = you tikanes = how are you? ola kala = everything's fine na proseksis yia panda = take care always
"Kala namak" is pronounced as "kah-lah nah-mak" in English. The "kah" sounds like the "ca" in "cat," "lah" rhymes with "spa," "nah" sounds like "nah" in "nah," and "mak" rhymes with "rock." The emphasis is typically on the first syllable, "kah."
Ese kala? (Είσαι Καλά?) in Greek is "Are you well?" in English.
Aloha: 1. Ke aloha o ke Hale Akua [kay aloha o kay ha-lay ahkoo-ah] 2. Ke kalakia o ke Hale Akua [... kala-kee-ah... ]
Black absolute black My loved one is black (dark skinned)
Black Cumin
black salt
Kala kai poli kala kai akomi... (kalitera) well and very well and even... (better)
Kala kristouyena (kah-lah kree-stow-yee-na) is Greek for Merry Christmas.
Kala means Dark Goddess or Energetic as a girls name.
'Kala Lagaw Ya' is pronounced [kala lagau ja:], using the IPA. The 'aw' represents a sound broadly similar to the International English 'ow' as in 'now', the 'a's are broadly similar to the 'u' of 'cut' as pronounced in Australian English, except for the 'a' of the last word ('speech, language, etc.'), which in the dialect referred to as Kala Lagaw Ya, is a long 'a' as in 'father' (as pronouncedn in Australia).
Thankuni is commonly known as Indian pennywort in English.
"Kala Kai Esi Filou" in Greek means "Καλά Και Εσύ Φίλε" which translates to "Good and You, Friend" in English.
Kala means art.