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Many of our visitors to Hawai?i come from Japan, and we call them kepan?. It is, as you may have guessed, a transliteration of the English word Japanese.
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K?kulu means to build or construct, or erect as a house. You can also use k?kulu to mean set up, such as a tent, or to found, such as a society.
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If you barbecue a lot, you probably already know today's word of the day. P?lehu means to broil. Although it most correctly means broiling as you would…
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Ho?omau means to continue, keep on, persist, renew, perpetuate, persevere, and last. Be sure to pronounce those glottal stops between the “o,” which is…
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Everyone is familiar with the word h?nau from the popular greeting “hau?oli l? h?nau,” but many mispronounce it and often use it incorrectly. H?nau means…
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — President Donald Trump has signed a measure that extends federal grant programs aimed at preserving indigenous languages and expands…
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Hawaiian language theater is one way to experience advances in historical and cultural knowledge about the past. It's a story that many local scholars…
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The United Nations Climate Change conference in December faced urgent news from the UN Climate Change Panel, which had concluded that previous CO2…
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The colorful paʻu riders are one of the most unique features of any parade here in the Hawaiian Islands. Draped in yards of brightly colored fabric and…
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The way people work is changing these days as companies outsource, and the gig economy advances. Co-working hubs, that is, places for people to work alone…