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"please (imperative particle)" in Hawaiian

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Summary

The Hawaiian translation for “please (imperative particle)” is e.

Pronounced the same

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o (vocative particle) e

Examples of "please" in use

There are 7 examples of the Hawaiian word for "please" being used:
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Hi, Tutu! E aloha e Tūtū!
Come here! E hele mai!
I’m sorry. E kala mai.
Hello. I’m sorry, what’s your name? Aloha. E kala mai, ʻo wai kou inoa?
Welcome. E komo mai.
Come and give her a kiss. E honi mai iā ia.
Yes, but drive slowly. ʻAe, akā e kalaiwa me ka mālie.

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Come and give her a kiss.,
Come here!,
Hello. I’m sorry, what’s your name?,
Hi, Tutu!,
I’m sorry.,
Welcome.,
Yes, but drive slowly.
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