Hawaiian Word of the Week: Kane
/Last week, our word of the week was ‘wahine’ meaning woman. So this week, we look at the word for male/man, which is “kane” (pronounced ‘kah-neh’).
Read MoreLast week, our word of the week was ‘wahine’ meaning woman. So this week, we look at the word for male/man, which is “kane” (pronounced ‘kah-neh’).
Read MoreWhen in Hawaii, have you ever gotten confused as to which restroom door you should go into when you see Hawaiian terms on the door? After a few mistakes on my part, I came to learn that I needed to go into the door that says “wahine”.
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