Mahalo to Zoey, Belle, Keala, Mei, and Kini - for your attendance during the live session, and mahalo to the rest of you who will join via recording.
Today, we learned to introduce ourselves using the following format:
ʻO wau ʻo (your name). No (where you're from) mai au. ʻO (mountain that raised you, or mountain that is closest to you geographically) kuʻu mauna. ʻO (body of water that raised you, or body of water that is closest to you geographically) kuʻu kai (if salt water beach/ocean) or wai (if fresh water river/lake/pond).
We learned the pronunciation of each Hawaiʻi vowel (A, E, I, O, U).
We learned the function and application of pule, we learned a bit about E Hō Mai, and we talked about the words included in the chant.
HOMEWORK:
- Find (via google or asking friends) the Hawaiian name/word for one of the following: "Walls" - a beach in Waikīkī, Salt Lake (a city on Oʻahu) - OR look on a map to find what mountains are close to/located around Salt Lake, Oʻahu.
- Work on memorizing your hoʻolauna (introduction).
- Study and play the KZitem recording of E Hō Mai here.
- Open and look over the Lyric document included in the email.
- Go to www.wehewehe.org and look up/write down the definitions that resonate most to you for the words HŌ and ʻIKE.
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