Today’s episode is all about practice.

Learn and practice the consonants of the Hawaiian alphabet

I cant wait to eat a KUAWA. what about you?

Orange you glad I didnt say banana? That was yesterday's word of the day

moving through the hua'ai and learning the word for banana

Going over some #onolicious hua'ai starting with A.

almost to the last shape for this round of kinona

all the kinona your keiki need to know for pre-school and kindergarten in Hawaiian 😘

being a HUINAHĀ keeps you from going in circles #nohie

Kinona (shapes) are what's in store right now!

sang your hearts out to this mele waiho'olu'u

'ALANI is a two for one simple word.

How does that saying go again? "pretty in 'ĀKALA"

'ELE'ELE is black

Pölū is the color blue

going through all the colors of the rainbow 🌈

'ULA'ULA (red) is a dynamic + passionate color. It can represent aloha or rage, but it always demands attention.

'Ekahi is one / 'Elua is two / 'A'ohe kāma'a, no more shoes / 'Ekolu is three / 'Ehā is four / Pani ka puka, shut the door / 'Elima is five / 'Eono is six / Honi ia'u, give me a kiss / 'Ehiku is seven / 'Ewalu is eight / Mai 'ūlolohi, don't be late / 'Eiwa is nine / 'Umi is ten / Hana hoi, let's do it again / 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10…

final stretch for the mele

This is a haps haole mele meaning that it's in Hawaiian and English.

Get caught up with the numbers from 6 to 8 + because we are learning a mele (song) of course there are a couple more words to be learned

Keep singing & learning

singing practice time and counting up

If you have missed out we started a song so jump on to episode 46 and start singing with me

'EKAHI is one | 'ELUA is 2 |'a'ohe KĀMA'A / no more shoes

1 is one | 2 is two . . .

numbers and a song? you just can't go wrong

it's the HOPENA PULE (weekend) time to enjoy the 'ohana (family) a little more

can you imagine riding an atv in this windy weather?

Catch up with helicopter, van, and rainbows and find out what they all have in common on today's podcast

what do airplanes and stars have in common? well the sky of course

the wheels on the ka'a 'öhua go round and round #thatsaMOUTHFUL #nohie

KALAKA is the Hawaiian word for truck.

Drive on the road and call out KA'A to all them vehicles out there. Be safe on the road!

Practice. Practice. Practice.

Knowing the sounds of the Hawaiian alphabet help to read the words a lot easily.

The visual for this audio can be seen on YouTube. We've been going over these words for the past five days. Test yourself on ig @alohanohie in the highlights.

I cant wait to try this fish. Some people say it is delicious, while others think we should leave them alone to make sand. Think about it!

ONE is the Hawaiian word for sand.

An ipu had many purposes. Although I don't go over them how curious are you to know?

If you're a visual person the photos that go along with every podcast are on IG @alohanohie

light the fire in you to continue and to accomplish your goals.

The sky, the sky. They're all in the sky.

These two things soar high above us sharing the sky. Enjoy their beauty!

Hear it here! Watch it on YouTube! Never stop learning!

Santa Claus isn't the only person who enjoys this combination!

#staythirsty and drink to learn + remember

Cheers to the morning beverage that we all like to enjoy!

Audio from the youtube video Nā Woela. Enjoy!

the Greet • MEA INU / a drink • the End