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Hawaiian is a critically endangered Polynesian language that expresses the culture and history of Hawaii and has unique sounds and grammar.
Overview
Hawaiian Dialects
Grammar And Syntax
Cultural Significance
Revitalization Efforts
Phonetics And Phonology
Vocabulary And Loanwords
History Of The Hawaiian Language
Influence Of English On Hawaiian
Comparison With Other Polynesian Languages
Educational Resources And Language Learning
Critically Endangered
Communication
Pacific Ocean
Community
Grammar
English
Writing
Musical
Culture
People
Nature
🌊 Hawaiian is spoken in Hawaii, an island group in the Pacific Ocean.
🌍 It belongs to the Austronesian language family, connecting it to many Pacific languages.
🌺 There are around 24,000 speakers of Hawaiian, but it is considered critically endangered.
🌈 Polynesians brought the Hawaiian language to the islands over 1,500 years ago.
🎶 Hawaiian was traditionally used for storytelling, songs, and sharing culture.
🗣️ The Hawaiian alphabet has only 13 letters, including 5 vowels and 8 consonants.
😊 Hawaiian sentences typically follow a Verb-Subject-Object (VSO) order.
🌬️ The vocabulary has many unique words related to nature and culture.
💃 Hawaiian is used in traditional mele (chants) and hula dances.
🥳 Efforts to revitalize Hawaiian began in the 1970s with immersion schools.
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