Ngā Tohutohu
E nānā i nā manaʻo o nā mele ma lalo nei a e noʻonoʻo i kahi a me ka wā kūpono e hoʻopuka aku ai. Read over the lyrics below. Choose three and think of a situation in which it would be appropriate to use the saying. Write down the who, the where, and the what, and be ready to share it in class.
" ʻO ʻoe nō kaʻu aloha" - Aloha Nō Wau I Ko Maka
You are my beloved
" ʻO Kalena Kai, Haleʻauʻau" - Kalena Kai
Kalena Kai, Haleʻauʻau
" ʻO ka poʻe i aloha i ka ʻāina" - Kaulana Nā Pua
Of the people who love the land
" ʻO Kawohikūkapulani, he inoa" - Kawohikūkapulani
Kawohikūkapulani, a name song for you
" ʻO Kalalau he ʻāina laʻa" -Kōkeʻe
Kalalau, a sacred land
" ʻO Kona kai ʻōpua i ka laʻi" - Kona Kai ʻŌpua
Kona of mirroed seas in the calm
" ʻO wau kou hoa e kohu ai" - Lei ʻIlima
I am the companion to suit you
" ʻO Makalapua ulumāhiehie" - Makalapua
Beautiful, flourishing delightful
" ʻO Hanalei kuʻu aloha" - Nani Hanalei
Hanalei is what I love
" ʻO Hina, ʻo Haha, ʻo Moʻoloa" - Wahine ʻIlikea
Hina, Haha and Moʻoloa
