Beautiful Olelo no ka oi. I moved from.Cali 15+ yearz ago n My Keiki r born & raized.. I like th little thingz thru th day.. Maka ala Laulima Ahonui Etc etc.. Someday,I Believe We can Be fluent. So much ha in olelo. Open mouth soundz of mamy vowelz. Lotta breath, ola in Hawaiian

Because my kids attended Kamehameha School with Pele and both of them in performing arts with Pele I had the opportunity to see Pele dance. I remember saying to myself hu what a wonderful dancer, her ano something to behold. My daughter and i decided to send my three mo’opuna to Punana Leo Ko’olau Poko and now Kaiapuni. My reason was because I didn’t have the opportunity to learn although I was raised I ka aina ho’opulapula and my grandmother and my mom spoke. I would thank all those who are connected to this great revitalization: from Larry ma to na kumu of today. I believe that the word mohai is so relevant in this important work. Again, mahalo🌺

Mahalo no nā subtitles. He kokua nui kēlā no ke aʻo mai ʻana o ka ʻŌlelo, mahalo!

Aloha nui wau ia oe e Pelehonuamea 😘💞

Ma 1:08:00, ua kūkā ʻia ke a/o, he aha ka manaʻo no ʻana/ana/āna? Me he mea lā, he kōkua, he pakele paha i ka hoʻopuka ʻana iā a/o. Ma 1:10:00 i lohe ʻia ai kekahi hua ʻōlelo ʻo hilimia? He aha ka manaʻo? Lohe hewa paha koʻu pepeiao. Mahalo i kēia wikiō!

kakahiaka maikaʻi ka lā e ala ai Ke AKUA Pū MeʻOe 🙏🏾🤙🏽