Your name in Hawaiian

GinnyT11

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For those of you who have a Hawaiian-made uke and dream of being in Hawaii, digging your toes in the sand under a lacy tree while trade winds ruffle your hair...well, I can't help you get there.

But try a little creative visualization, and try using your Hawaiian name from now on. Here's a web site that tells you how your name would be translated into Hawaiian. http://www.e-hawaii.com/hawaiian-names

Photo is Kailua Beach, to get you started.

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Is this legit at all? Comments on some of the results pages indicate that it isn't. I know we have plenty of native Hawaiians on the forum, so I'm just curious.
 
Hmmm, makes me feel kinda sorry for people named "Joe..."
 
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Why am I not surprised?

However both versions of my hubby's name is very close to what I call my dog as a nickname, lol!

@FlyedPiper, ROTFLMAO!
 
Well my name is correct, but the funny thing is my baby's name which is Hawaiian isn't listed:)

Here John is Noelani's name...it was not listed in that one because she has a traditional hawaiian name..You can find it here..http://www.alohafriendsluau.com/names_traditional.html
Check this site too..it has good hawaiian food recipes...http://www.alohafriendsluau.com/recipes.html
and names first translation..http://www.alohafriendsluau.com/name.html
Kim, check this list too...http://www.alohafriends.com/namek.html
 
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Heh, in Hawaiian, I have a Finnish man's name, if I used the shortened version. If I use the long version that my parents use, it's Kimipele. I mean, assuming that the name is even translatable and probably isn't. The two sites agree on Kimo, but disagree on Kimipeli versus Kimipele.
 
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Heh, in Hawaiian, I have a Finnish man's name, if I used the shortened version. If I use the long version that my parents use, it's Kimipele. I mean, assuming that the name is even translatable and probably isn't. The two sites agree on Kimo, but disagree on Kimipeli versus Kimipele.
Kim....check this list....for you..stan
http://www.alohafriends.com/namek.html
 
Here John is Noelani's name...it was not listed in that one because she has a traditional hawaiian name..You can find it here..http://www.alohafriendsluau.com/names_traditional.html
Check this site too..it has good hawaiian food recipes...http://www.alohafriendsluau.com/recipes.html
and names first translation..http://www.alohafriendsluau.com/name.html

Mahalo for the links bruddah Stan. They don't got a pipikaula ribs recipe! I'm still experimenting by tweeking a recipe I found online but if someone got a good one, I'd game! Gotta luv that haupia. :)
 
Stan, that link you sent agrees with the Kimipele rather than Kimipeli. But for Kim, it gives yet another Finnish man's name, so in Hawaiian, I can have my choice of Finnish men's names. :D

(The two names being Kimo and Kimi, usually it's Kimmo in Finnish, but I have known a Kimo too.)

Both of those are too close to my least favorite nicknames, so maybe I'll stick with Kimipele! :D
 
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