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"o (vocative particle)" in Hawaiian

e

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Summary

The Hawaiian translation for “o (vocative particle)” is e.

Pronounced the same

Recording	English	Hawaiian	Learn
	please (imperative particle)	e	Learn

Examples of "o" in use

There are 8 examples of the Hawaiian word for "o" being used:

Recording	English	Hawaiian	Learn
	Hi, Tutu.	Aloha e Tūtū.	Learn
	Hi, Tutu!	E aloha e Tūtū!	Learn
	Hi, Tutu. Quite well.	Aloha e Tūtū. Maikaʻi nō.	Learn
	Hello, Auntie Lehua.	Aloha e ʻAnakē Lehua.	Learn
	Oh dear, where is Pualei?	Auē, ʻauhea ʻoe e Pualei!	Learn
	Hey! Good afternoon, grandkids!	Hūi! Aloha ʻauinalā e kuʻu mau moʻopuna!	Learn
	Nice to meet you, Kunane. How are you today?	Aloha kāua e Kunāne. Pehea ʻoe i kēia lā?	Learn
	Tutu, can I drive the car?	E Tūtū, hiki iaʻu ke kalaiwa i ke kaʻa?	Learn

Practice Lesson

"o (vocative particle)" Practice (9)

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Lesson phrases

Hello, Auntie Lehua.,

Hey! Good afternoon, grandkids!,

Hi, Tutu!,

Hi, Tutu.,

Hi, Tutu. Quite well.,

Nice to meet you, Kunane. How are you today?,

Oh dear, where is Pualei?,

Tutu, can I drive the car?

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