All Hawaiian lesson

Recording	English	Hawaiian	Status
	hungry	pōloli
	Hawaii	Hawaiʻi
	happy	hauʻoli
	food	mea ʻai
	driver; drive	kalaiwa
	afternoon	ʻauinalā
	telephone	kelepona
	my car	koʻu kaʻa
	On the phone.	Ma ke kelepona.
	Hello, everyone.	Aloha kākou.
	Yeah, I’m hungry!	ʻAe, pōloli au!
	How are we today?	Pehea kākou i kēia lā?
	Oh dear, where is Pualei?	Auē, ʻauhea ʻoe e Pualei!
	I’m quite well, thank you.	Hauʻoli nō au, mahalo.
	This is my friend, Auntie Lehua.	ʻO koʻu hoa kēia ʻo ʻAnakē Lehua.
	How about Hawaiian food?	Pehea ka mea ʻai Hawaiʻi?
	Nice to meet you, Kunane. How are you today?	Aloha kāua e Kunāne. Pehea ʻoe i kēia lā?
	Hey! Good afternoon, grandkids!	Hūi! Aloha ʻauinalā e kuʻu mau moʻopuna!
	to; at (object marker for proper nouns and pronouns)	iā
	him; her; them (singular)	ia