English to Hawaiian Translation
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Why Should You Translate Your Content?
You can make more sales by appealing to customers with a non-English speaking background by publishing translations of your content in their native language.
Be local, bo vocal
Language is a way of understanding each other and connecting people. Make sure you are connecting with your customers in this way as well, by translating your content for use in the culture of your customers through language translation. In doing so, you'll notice an increase in sales from the people who would otherwise not be able to connect with you.
Speak their language
When you stay within your field, you are able to provide greater value to your brand because you can provide your audience with content that they can understand easily and communicate with.
Break barriers
You'll have more opportunities to expand your target market by making your content accessible to those who speak different languages. For example, by translating your website into Spanish, you can target new audiences and broaden your customer base.
About English to Hawaiian Translation Tool
And thanks to our use of the Google Translation API, you can also hover over any word, phrase, or sentence to get an instant translation and definition.
Google Hawaiian translation is not 100% accurate, but it can give you a basic idea of what is being said. It can also be used for simple translation for most common Hawaiian words and phrases that are not too complex. Rewritten Sentence:
Millions of people around the world speak English. Many who do not speak English may not understand it as a language, so they may perceive it as difficult to learn and communicate with others who do. Overtime, this becomes an issue. An app like ours, that allows you to translate from English to Hawaiian for free, can really change the game for English speakers and those who are familiar or unfamiliar with it.
Commonly spoken English to Hawaiian phrases
I'm not sure.
ʻAʻole maopopo iaʻu.
Thanks for your help.
Mahalo no kou kōkua.
How much is this?
'Ehia kālā no kēia?
I need to change clothes.
Pono wau e hoʻololi i nā lole.
I have a headache.
He poʻo koʻu.
I don't want to bother you.
ʻAʻole au makemake e hoʻopilikia iā ʻoe.
Stop!
Kū!
I don't speak very well.
ʻAʻole maikaʻi kaʻu ʻōlelo.
I'm cleaning my room.
Ke hoʻomaʻemaʻe nei au i koʻu lumi.
I need to go home.
Pono wau e hoʻi i ka home.