"Poo" in Hawaiian can mean an altar, shrine, or taboo. However, it's important to note that the meaning of words can vary depending on context and usage in the Hawaiian language.
It 'means' the same thing as it does in english. If you mean, how do you say it, it is.... punihei [poo-nee-hey]
Aloha: You must be specific... if you mean slow as in time, say lohi (loh-hee). If you mean slow as in learning or a learning disability, say pupū (poo-poo or puh-poo).
In Hawaiian, you can say "pau pono hoʻi" to mean "same here" or "me too."
Aloha: pua'a [poo-ah ah]
Aloha: If you mean your feet, say wāwae [way-way or vay-vay] (there is no difference between foot and feet). If you mean feet like 12", say kapua`i [ka~poo~ah ee].
It 'means' the same thing as it does in english. If you mean, how do you say it, it is.... punihei [poo-nee-hey]
Aloha: You must be specific... if you mean slow as in time, say lohi (loh-hee). If you mean slow as in learning or a learning disability, say pupū (poo-poo or puh-poo).
pupu'u mama [poo-poo' ooh ma-ma]
pule (poo-leeh)
In Hawaiian, you can say "pau pono hoʻi" to mean "same here" or "me too."
pua or makalapua [poo-ah] or [ma-ka-la-poo-ah]
Aloha: pua'a [poo-ah ah]
mai kupuna [my koo-poo-na]
Puka'ana [poo-ka ah-na]
Aloha: If you mean your feet, say wāwae [way-way or vay-vay] (there is no difference between foot and feet). If you mean feet like 12", say kapua`i [ka~poo~ah ee].
Haleʻāpulu [ha-lay A poo-loo] House is 'hale'.
ulu or kupu [ooh-loo] or [koo-poo]