Month names in Hawaiian and English - Common Hawaiian Vocabulary

Learn common Hawaiian vocabulary with this English-to-Hawaiian list of Month names. Essential for daily conversations, this will help to build your Hawaiian language skills through popular words and play Hawaiian quizzes and also play picture vocabulary, play some games so you do get not bored. If you think too hard to learn the Hawaiian language, then the 1000 most common Hawaiian words will help you to learn the Hawaiian language easily, they contain 2-letter words to 13-letter words. The below table gives the translation of Month vocabulary words in Hawaiian.

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List of Month names in Hawaiian with English Pronunciation

Learn Month in Hawaiian, along with their English pronunciation. This vocabulary guide helps beginners and language enthusiasts expand their Hawaiian vocabulary for daily conversations.

Month names - Hawaiian

January	Ianuali
February	Pepeluali
March	Malaki
April	ʻApelila
May	Mei
June	Iune
July	Iulai
August	ʻAukake
September	Kepakemapa
October	ʻOkakopa
November	Nowemapa
December	Kekemapa
Dusk	ahiahi
Epoch	wā
Month	mahina
Eternity	mau loa
Future	e hiki mai ana
Life	ola
Moment	manawa
Pace	ka wikiwiki

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Top 1000 Hawaiian words

Here you learn top 1000 Hawaiian words, that is separated into sections to learn easily (Simple words, Easy words, Medium words, Hard Words, Advanced Words). These words are very important in daily life conversations, basic level words are very helpful for beginners. All words have Hawaiian meanings with transliteration.

Eat	ʻai
All	pau loa
New	hou
Snore	honi
Fast	wikiwiki
Help	kokua
Pain	ʻehaʻeha
Rain	ua
Pride	haaheo
Sense	manaʻo
Large	nui
Skill	akamai
Panic	makaʻu
Thank	mahalo
Desire	makemake
Woman	wahine
Hungry	pololi

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Daily use Hawaiian Sentences

Here you learn top Hawaiian sentences, these sentences are very important in daily life conversations, and basic-level sentences are very helpful for beginners. All sentences have Hawaiian meanings with transliteration.

Good morning	Aloha kakahiaka
What is your name	ʻO wai kou inoa
What is your problem	He aha kou pilikia?
I hate you	Inaina wau iā ʻoe
I love you	Aloha wau iā ʻoe
Can I help you	Hiki anei iaʻu ke kōkua?
I am sorry	E kala mai iaʻu
I want to sleep	Makemake au e hiamoe
This is very important	He mea nui kēia
Are you hungry	Pololi paha ʻoe?
How is your life	Pehea kou ola?
I am going to study	E aʻo ana au