The phrase "my first love" can be translated to Hawaiian as "kuʻu aloha mua." In this translation, "kuʻu" means "my," "aloha" means "love," and "mua" means "first." Therefore, the complete phrase "kuʻu aloha mua" captures the essence of "my first love" in Hawaiian language.
Aloha: Say: kakaimahine i ke aloha [ka-keye (like eye with a K) ma-hee-nay ee Kay aloha]
Craig doesn't translate to anything in Hawaiian. Names are just written phonetically. Craig spelled in Hawaiian letters is Kaleika.
The Hawaiian word for "home" is "hale."
The Hawaiian translation for "Michael" is "Mikala."
i believe it Manaoio.
I love you to the moon and back
aloha is love ola is life beautiful is Nani alohakananiola=love the beautiful life
Aloha: Say: kakaimahine i ke aloha [ka-keye (like eye with a K) ma-hee-nay ee Kay aloha]
Chancey doesn't translate to anything in Hawaiian, but you can spell it Kaneke.
No, you can't translate it, but you can write it using the Hawaiian alphabet: Kipi
ke aloha o ku'u ola or ke aloha o ko'u ola... ku'u is something dear to u so love of my life i suggest is the first
Mahiʻai is a farm in Hawaiian. Your name will not directly translate.
Aloha, Maika'i, Ola.....this is the translation for each word.
Craig doesn't translate to anything in Hawaiian. Names are just written phonetically. Craig spelled in Hawaiian letters is Kaleika.
Family in Hawaiian is "Ohana"
The Hawaiian word for "home" is "hale."
The Hawaiian translation for "Michael" is "Mikala."