Aloha: 1. kane holoʻokoʻa [ka-nay ho-lo oh-ko ah] 2. kane alohiki [ah-lo-hee-kee] Either way is ok.
kane alohiki [ka-nay ah-lo-hee-kee]
i love you my son
Aloha: Ko'u keiki (or) keike kane [koh oo kay-kee] or [ka-nay]
Daughter in Hawaiian would be kaikamahine, and son would be keiki kāne.
Keiki kāne (or) Kama kāne aloha 'ia [kay-kee kay-nay] or [ka-ma.... aloha ee-ah]
Behnoy.
Aloha; kaikamahine na 'ohana [kI-kama-hee-nay nah oh-ha-nah]
mój ulubiony syn-in-law
The word is 'Yerno'
We call him 사위.
In Cantonese, son-in-law is translated as 大女婿 (daai6-neoi5-ye5).
Keiki kāne, Kama kāne, or just keiki. Literal translations of each would be th following: Keiki - child, or offspring Kāne - Man, male, husband etc.