Mahalo piha means "thank you very much" in Hawaiian. It is a formal way of expressing gratitude or appreciation.
Mahalo piha means "thank you very much" in Hawaiian. It is a more heartfelt way to express gratitude.
Well, honey, "Mahalo piha no kou puuwai oluolu" means "Thank you from the bottom of your kind heart" in Hawaiian. So next time you want to show some gratitude island-style, now you know what to say!
Aloha: This is "Thank you with much love" as most would say "Thank you from the bottom of my heart" sort of thing.
The Hawaiian word for colorful is "piha."
Ah, the word "piha" in Hawaiian means full or complete. It's a beautiful word that reminds us to appreciate all the abundance and richness that surrounds us in life. Just like a painting with vibrant colors and textures, may you feel piha in your heart with joy and gratitude.
Mahalo piha is a Hawaiian phrase that means "thank you very much" or "thank you abundantly." It is a formal and respectful way to express gratitude in the Hawaiian language.
Mahalo piha means "thank you very much" in Hawaiian. It is a more heartfelt way to express gratitude.
Well, honey, "Mahalo piha no kou puuwai oluolu" means "Thank you from the bottom of your kind heart" in Hawaiian. So next time you want to show some gratitude island-style, now you know what to say!
Aloha: This is "Thank you with much love" as most would say "Thank you from the bottom of my heart" sort of thing.
It means full, complete. Would you like some more rice? No, bra, me piha.
The Hawaiian word for colorful is "piha."
Ah, the word "piha" in Hawaiian means full or complete. It's a beautiful word that reminds us to appreciate all the abundance and richness that surrounds us in life. Just like a painting with vibrant colors and textures, may you feel piha in your heart with joy and gratitude.
Piha ihu mana'olana
The Hawaiian word for any and all greetings is Aloha - it means everything
Aloha: Piha hauʻoli [pee-ha how oh-lee]
Happy Birthday Joan = Hauʻoli lā piha makahiki Joan
Kahua o Maliʻo piha [ka-hooah O Ma-lee'o pee-ha]