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In Hawaiian, the phrase "looking forward" can be translated as "ka mea i manaoia." This phrase can be broken down as follows: "ka" means "the," "mea" means "thing," "i" is a preposition indicating the action is being done to something, and "manaoia" means "looked forward to" or "anticipated." Therefore, when combined, "ka mea i manaoia" conveys the concept of looking forward in Hawaiian.

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