Hawaiian at home

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Hawaiian at Home

Ka Huakai i Ka Haukapila
He aha la ka’u mea e kakau ai no Hawaiian at Home i keia pule? Pehea keia? E kakau ana au ma ka Olelo Hawaii a pela no au e hoomaamaa i ua Olelo nei.  I keia hopena pule i hala...
It's Mahina Olelo Hawaii, and we have a question for you ...
This is Mahina Olelo Hawaii - Hawaiian Language Month in Hawaii! This month and year we’re trying to start a new YouTube channel of very relatable Hawaiian Language content and videos for moms and children with a mentor and native...
My Huge Breakthrough
I had a HUGE breakthrough this week! I’ve talked before about listening to recordings of native speakers from the 70s and 80s. I don’t know however if I’ve shared how it’s always been really difficult for me to pay attention...
Why I Do Hawaiian at Home
For over 2 years now I’ve been supporting and encouraging my kane and his co-director in a very important project centered around the Hawaiian Language. Over the weekend we had a creative meeting about where the project is at and...
My Takeaways from Listening to Kaulana Char
Last week I listened to this episode of Ka Leo Hawaii with Kaulana Char. Here were my main takeaways and wonders: I wonder if I’m related to Kaulana as my maiden name is Char and Kaulana was from Kohala and...
Being Successful for Generations to Come
This week I had someone reach out to me on IG. She’s a Native Hawaiian mother and was looking to make a book in Hawaiian for her keiki. She wanted me to check the first couple of translations in her...
Do you have a Study Buddy?
Study Buddy! I have this incredible opportunity to learn right now alongside another mama who’s learning Hawaiian. We come from different backgrounds and experience with the language, but even just having someone to study regularly with is so helpful. Is...