- published: 23 Mar 2012
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やっとですね。すみませんでした。
もしまだ第１のレッスンを見ていないなら、ここから見てください：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo
とりあえず日本人の友達と ʻ (ʻokina) のことについて話したら、完璧に日本語の「ッ」の発音に似ていると気づきました。このビデオには、ʻokina のことと単語の練習をみなさんと一緒にしたいです。
今回もどうもありがとうございます。
- published: 09 Jul 2013
- views: 1677
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.]
I figured out how to put the proper 'okina and kahakō on an iPhone and iPad. I made one specific to the iPad here: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA
The iPhone is a little different, so here it is specifically for the iPhone.
In the video I note that using the Hawaiian Keyboard freaks out the auto correct. Thatʻs because when switch to the Hawaiian keyboard, the auto correct switches to a Hawaiian dictionary. This is useful if you are writing purely in Hawaiian, but difficult if you are writing in English with a big number of Hawaiian words. This is what would be encountered for most people in Hawaiʻi where so many proper names and place names are in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi. I turned auto correct back on and now switch back to English after typing in the Hawaiian word. Another step, but some practice makes it quick and second nature.
If you know how to do this on Android or WinPho, make a video and paste a link in the comments section below.
- published: 13 May 2012
- views: 380
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.]
I recently posted short (very amateur) videos on how to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on iPad and iPhone. You can also use the proper ʻokina and kahakō using the English keyboard too. Less convenient and slower, but it works. If you type a lot of Hawaiian, you may find the Hawaiian keyboard faster.
How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPad: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA
How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPhone: http://youtu.be/sS6zF4sPNXU
- published: 13 May 2012
- views: 299
We built an add-on for Google Docs that enables you to directly input Hawaiian diacritics such as the ʻokina and kahakō.
To use this add-on, e-mail info@enehana.com
- published: 04 Feb 2016
- views: 115
Manti Te'o (MAN-tie TE-O) This is Manti Te'o saying his own name on Sunday Night Football. Manti is a Mormon name, Te'o is a Samoan name. Remember, Polynesian names use all the letters in the name and do not infer other letters (you don't say TAY-ow, there is no Y after the E, you just stop the air coming out of your throat, known as a "glottal stop", then say the other letters). Although his name is actually really easy to pronounce, the apostrophe messes with a lot of English speakers. Do not be scared of it, we use it all the time. Say the letter E 5 times in a row: E E E E E. You successfully used a glottal stop 4 times there. If you wrote what you said using the apostrophe it would look like this: E'E'E'E'E, it's that simple.
YES, his name uses an apostrophe, not the Hawaiian ʻOkina, but it is treated almost the same here. In the Hawaiian language, the ʻOkina is used where other Polynesian languages might use a K and treated like a letter. In Tongan they say kava for the root based drink, and the same drink is called ʻawa in Hawaiian (the W in Hawaiian is a soft V similar to German). This is kind of a simplistic explanation of Polynesian languages for people who are unfamiliar with them, don't base your doctorate thesis on this...
- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 735
Heading inland from Wailua on Kuamoo Road (580) past Opaekaa Falls and the Wailua Reservoir to the Keahua Arboretum.
Keahua Arboretum is home to mango, monkeypod, eucalyptus trees. The streams are filled with life, and there are pools in which to swim. Picnic tables are scattered here and there and just beyond is access to the sacred area of Mt. Waialeale.
From the Arboretum, fasten your seat belts because we are going on a bumpy ride, further into the heart of Kauai. At the end of Highway 580, Kuamo'o Road will end abruptly at a spillway. The drive beyond the paved highway is very rough, bumpy, often muddy, and the second water crossing can be swift at times.
The trail crosses streams and winds through the dense forest to the, "Gate", used in Jurassic Park.
You are traveling across the Wailua Forest Management Area.
The 'Blue Hole' is at the base of Wai'ale'ale, which is known as the wettest spot on earth. Locals refer to this location as the Wailua river headwaters; it's where you see the falls coming down the wall.
Mount Waiʻaleʻale in Hawaiian, literally, "rippling water" or "overflowing water" and also often spelt Waialeale in English without the ʻokina), elevation 5,148 feet (1,569 m), is a shield volcano and the second highest point on the island of Kauaʻi in the Hawaiian Islands. Averaging more than 426 inches (10,800 mm) of rain a year since 1912, with a record 683 inches (17,300 mm) in 1982, its summit is considered one of the rainiest spots on earth.
- published: 26 Feb 2012
- views: 9357
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language word Hawaiʻi derives from Proto-Polynesian *Sawaiki, with the reconstructed meaning "homeland"; Hawaiʻi cognates are found in other Polynesian languages, including Māori (Hawaiki), Rarotongan (ʻAvaiki), and Samoan (Savaiʻi). According to Pukui and Elbert, "Elsewhere in Polynesia, Hawaiʻi or a cognate is the name of the underworld or of the ancestral home, but in Hawaiʻi, the name has no meaning.
A somewhat divisive political issue arose when the constitution of the state of Hawaii added Hawaiian as a second official state language: the exact spelling of the state's name, which in the islands' language is Hawaiʻi (the ʻokina marking a Hawaiian consonant, a cut-off of breath before the final i). In the Hawaii Admission Act that granted Hawaiian statehood, the federal government recognized Hawaii to be the official state name. Official government publications, as well as department and office titles, use the traditional Hawaiian spelling, with no symbols for glottal stops or vowel length. In contrast, the National and State Parks Services, the University of Hawaiʻi, and some private entities, including a local newspaper, do use such symbols.
The title of the state constitution is "The Constitution of the State of Hawaii". In Article XV, Section 1 uses "The State of Hawaii", Section 2 "the island of Oahu", Section 3 "The Hawaiian flag", and Section 5 specifies the state motto as "Ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono". Since these documents predate the modern use of the ʻokina and the kahakō in Hawaiian orthography, the diacritics were not used.
Source: wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii
- published: 24 Dec 2013
- views: 163
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language has about 2000 native speakers, less than 0.1% of the total population. According to the United States Census, there were over 24,000 total speakers of the language in Hawaii in 2006-2008.
Hawaiian is a Polynesian member of the Austronesian language family. It is closely related to other Polynesian languages, such as Marquesan, Tahitian, Māori, Rapa Nui (the language of Easter Island), and less closely to Samoan, and Tongan.
According to Schütz (1994), the Marquesans colonized the archipelago in roughly 300 AD followed by later waves of immigration from the Society Islands and Samoa-Tonga. Those Polynesians remained in the islands, thereby becoming the Hawaiian people. Their languages, over time, became the Hawaiian language. Kimura and Wilson (1983) also state, "Linguists agree that Hawaiian is closely related to Eastern Polynesian, with a particularly strong link in the Southern Marquesas, and a secondary link in Tahiti, which may be explained by voyaging between the Hawaiian and Society Islands." Before the arrival of Captain James Cook, the Hawaiian language had no written form. That form was developed mainly by American Protestant missionaries during 1820--1826. They assigned letters from the Latin alphabet that corresponded to the Hawaiian sounds.
Interest in Hawaiian increased significantly in the late 20th century. With the help of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, specially designated immersion schools were established where all subjects would be taught in Hawaiian. Also, the University of Hawaii developed a Hawaiian language graduate studies program. Municipal codes were altered to favor Hawaiian place and street names for new civic developments.
Hawaiian distinguishes between long and short vowels. In modern practice, vowel length is indicated with a macron (kahakō). Also, Hawaiian uses the glottal stop as a consonant (ʻokina). It is written as a symbol similar to the apostrophe or opening single quote.
Source: wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii
- published: 25 Dec 2013
- views: 190
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まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
ハワイ語での「命名」が流行しているらしい。
タレントの木下優樹菜が11月初旬に女児を出産後、インターネット上で「茉叶菜（まかな）」と名づけたことを発表した。
「ハワイ語で『大切な贈り物』という意味。ハワイで知り合った友達から偶然ヒントをもらって……画数、総画を出して、やっとこれに決まったの」
元ダンサーで、浜崎あゆみの“元カレ”としても知られる内山麿我（まろか）は10月、第1子となる女児をハワイ語で「天使」を意味する「愛音來（あねら）」と命名。
タレントのはしのえみも10月に出産した女児に、ハワイ語で「家族」や「心の絆」という意味を持つ「おはな」と名づけた。
ハワイ語は言語学上はポリネシア語派に属す。8世紀以降、タヒチなどから移住したポリネシア人によってハワイ全域で話されるようになった。1898年に米国に併合さ
れて学校教育での使用を禁じられ、廃れてしまった。そうした歴史を持つ言葉がなぜ今、日本の子どもの名前に？
リクルートマーケティングパートナーズによると、2010年以降、ハワイで挙式するブームが顕著になった。現在、海外挙式の場所としてハワイを選ぶカップルは67％
にのぼり、「圧倒的人気」という。
「ハワイは遊べるスポットが豊富で、参列者が結婚式以外の時間も楽しめる。日本語が通じやすく、安全なイメージも人気が高い理由では」（同社）
挙式ブームが命名ブームにつながった可能性はある。そう指摘するのは、ある育児雑誌の編集長だ。
「昔から『ハワイ＝楽園』というリゾート的なイメージは強かったですが、人生における幸せの絶頂と言える挙式場所として定着したことで、『幸せの象徴』という印象
が強まった。子の幸せを願う思いから、ハワイ語での名づけは今後も増えるかもしれません」
『キラキラネームの大研究』（新潮新書）の著者、伊東ひとみさんは別の視点から分析する。
「ハワイ語には日本語の響きに共通する面があり、あからさまに外国語を使った感じがしないから、抵抗なく採り入れやすいのでは」
名づけの文化史に詳しい京都文教大学の小林康正教授の見方はこうだ。
「個性的な名前をつけたいという潮流の中で、今や欧米由来の名前は珍しくなくなってきた。流行に乗っかるのでなく、むしろ『ずらしたい』という思いから、身近な外
国でもあるハワイ語に着目したのでは」
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ハワイ語 翻訳
ハワイ語 ことわざ
ハワイ語 単語
ハワイ語 素敵な言葉
ハワイ語 笑顔
第１のハワイ語のレッスン：アルファベット (Ka Pīʻāpā)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo
Alohaはハワイ語でこんな素敵な意味もあったって知ってた？アロハマハロアロマ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_HTe15p_gw
emikutu『涙そうそうハワイ語バージョン』 ライブ@東京六本木島唄楽園
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NFHAYvXDss
- published: 26 Nov 2015
- views: 42
Aquí esta para flauta, la canción tradicional japonesa.
Si gustan descargar el link esta aca:https://mega.co.nz/#!YpJkFb4B!DyLmZXkcGPcfXgbOI-nD-bsNTel_KMBaU-jFlkw8I1A
El siguiente video sera de la cancion Tapion, procedente de la pelicula Dragon Ball Z El ataque del dragon.
Las notas estan aca:
Do=0
Re=1
Mi=2
Fa=3
Sol=4
La=5
Si=6
Do´=Do´
Re´=Re´
Mi´=2´
Fa´=3´
Sol´=4´
La´=5´
Fa#=Fa#
Sib o La#=La#
Espero que se suscriban y den manita arriba.
- published: 17 Apr 2015
- views: 500
The ʻokina, also called by several other names (see examples below), is a unicameral consonant letter used within the Latin script to mark the phonetic glottal stop, as it is used in many Polynesian languages.
In 1995 the United States Board on Geographic Names began changing its longtime policy and is now using ʻokina and kahakō in the Geographic Names Information System.
In plain ASCII the glottal is sometimes represented by the apostrophe character ('), ASCII value 39 in decimal and 27 in hexadecimal, which in most fonts currently used renders as a straight, data-processing, typewriter apostrophe as is also specified in Unicode. But in some older fonts, especially those used on Unix-like platforms and related platforms and on an MS-DOS screen, it renders as a right single quotation mark (which is the wrong shape).
A "hypercorrect"[citation needed] (that is, incorrect) method for plain ASCII text is to use U+0060 grave accent (`) (called a "back-quote" character), which in some older fonts does display a glyph similar to a left single quotation mark. However, in most newer fonts, it has a pronounced lean to the left and can look inappropriate. A (partial) advantage is when a wordlist is alphabetically sorted, the "`" often comes after the "z", exactly where it should be in the Tongan language (admittedly not so in most other Polynesian languages, where it should be ignored for purposes of sorting). It is still useful as a fallback when words are to be entered into a database with limited character-set ability to have the character distinct from the apostrophe.
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ʻOkina
This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
This article is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license.
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2:47Kahakō and ʻokina
Kahakō and ʻokina -
4:57第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ
第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ
やっとですね。すみませんでした。 もしまだ第１のレッスンを見ていないなら、ここから見てください：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo とりあえず日本人の友達と ʻ (ʻokina) のことについて話したら、完璧に日本語の「ッ」の発音に似ていると気づきました。このビデオには、ʻokina のことと単語の練習をみなさんと一緒にしたいです。 今回もどうもありがとうございます。 -
2:52ʻokina and kahakō on iPhone
ʻokina and kahakō on iPhoneʻokina and kahakō on iPhone
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.] I figured out how to put the proper 'okina and kahakō on an iPhone and iPad. I made one specific to the iPad here: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA The iPhone is a little different, so here it is specifically for the iPhone. In the video I note that using the Hawaiian Keyboard freaks out the auto correct. Thatʻs because when switch to the Hawaiian keyboard, the auto correct switches to a Hawaiian dictionary. This is useful if you are writing purely in Hawaiian, but difficult if you are writing in English with a big number of Hawaiian words. This is what would be encountered for most people in Hawaiʻi where so many proper names and place names are in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi. I turned auto correct back on and now switch back to English after typing in the Hawaiian word. Another step, but some practice makes it quick and second nature. If you know how to do this on Android or WinPho, make a video and paste a link in the comments section below. -
1:27ʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keyboard
ʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keyboardʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keyboard
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.] I recently posted short (very amateur) videos on how to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on iPad and iPhone. You can also use the proper ʻokina and kahakō using the English keyboard too. Less convenient and slower, but it works. If you type a lot of Hawaiian, you may find the Hawaiian keyboard faster. How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPad: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPhone: http://youtu.be/sS6zF4sPNXU -
0:24Hawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs
Hawaiian Keyboard For Google DocsHawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs
We built an add-on for Google Docs that enables you to directly input Hawaiian diacritics such as the ʻokina and kahakō. To use this add-on, e-mail info@enehana.com -
0:08How to pronounce Manti Te'o
How to pronounce Manti Te'oHow to pronounce Manti Te'o
Manti Te'o (MAN-tie TE-O) This is Manti Te'o saying his own name on Sunday Night Football. Manti is a Mormon name, Te'o is a Samoan name. Remember, Polynesian names use all the letters in the name and do not infer other letters (you don't say TAY-ow, there is no Y after the E, you just stop the air coming out of your throat, known as a "glottal stop", then say the other letters). Although his name is actually really easy to pronounce, the apostrophe messes with a lot of English speakers. Do not be scared of it, we use it all the time. Say the letter E 5 times in a row: E E E E E. You successfully used a glottal stop 4 times there. If you wrote what you said using the apostrophe it would look like this: E'E'E'E'E, it's that simple. YES, his name uses an apostrophe, not the Hawaiian ʻOkina, but it is treated almost the same here. In the Hawaiian language, the ʻOkina is used where other Polynesian languages might use a K and treated like a letter. In Tongan they say kava for the root based drink, and the same drink is called ʻawa in Hawaiian (the W in Hawaiian is a soft V similar to German). This is kind of a simplistic explanation of Polynesian languages for people who are unfamiliar with them, don't base your doctorate thesis on this... -
8:57The Road to Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii
The Road to Blue Hole, Kauai HawaiiThe Road to Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii
Heading inland from Wailua on Kuamoo Road (580) past Opaekaa Falls and the Wailua Reservoir to the Keahua Arboretum. Keahua Arboretum is home to mango, monkeypod, eucalyptus trees. The streams are filled with life, and there are pools in which to swim. Picnic tables are scattered here and there and just beyond is access to the sacred area of Mt. Waialeale. From the Arboretum, fasten your seat belts because we are going on a bumpy ride, further into the heart of Kauai. At the end of Highway 580, Kuamo'o Road will end abruptly at a spillway. The drive beyond the paved highway is very rough, bumpy, often muddy, and the second water crossing can be swift at times. The trail crosses streams and winds through the dense forest to the, "Gate", used in Jurassic Park. You are traveling across the Wailua Forest Management Area. The 'Blue Hole' is at the base of Wai'ale'ale, which is known as the wettest spot on earth. Locals refer to this location as the Wailua river headwaters; it's where you see the falls coming down the wall. Mount Waiʻaleʻale in Hawaiian, literally, "rippling water" or "overflowing water" and also often spelt Waialeale in English without the ʻokina), elevation 5,148 feet (1,569 m), is a shield volcano and the second highest point on the island of Kauaʻi in the Hawaiian Islands. Averaging more than 426 inches (10,800 mm) of rain a year since 1912, with a record 683 inches (17,300 mm) in 1982, its summit is considered one of the rainiest spots on earth. -
3:39Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language word Hawaiʻi derives from Proto-Polynesian *Sawaiki, with the reconstructed meaning "homeland"; Hawaiʻi cognates are found in other Polynesian languages, including Māori (Hawaiki), Rarotongan (ʻAvaiki), and Samoan (Savaiʻi). According to Pukui and Elbert, "Elsewhere in Polynesia, Hawaiʻi or a cognate is the name of the underworld or of the ancestral home, but in Hawaiʻi, the name has no meaning. A somewhat divisive political issue arose when the constitution of the state of Hawaii added Hawaiian as a second official state language: the exact spelling of the state's name, which in the islands' language is Hawaiʻi (the ʻokina marking a Hawaiian consonant, a cut-off of breath before the final i). In the Hawaii Admission Act that granted Hawaiian statehood, the federal government recognized Hawaii to be the official state name. Official government publications, as well as department and office titles, use the traditional Hawaiian spelling, with no symbols for glottal stops or vowel length. In contrast, the National and State Parks Services, the University of Hawaiʻi, and some private entities, including a local newspaper, do use such symbols. The title of the state constitution is "The Constitution of the State of Hawaii". In Article XV, Section 1 uses "The State of Hawaii", Section 2 "the island of Oahu", Section 3 "The Hawaiian flag", and Section 5 specifies the state motto as "Ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono". Since these documents predate the modern use of the ʻokina and the kahakō in Hawaiian orthography, the diacritics were not used. Source: wikipedia.org http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii -
3:30Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language has about 2000 native speakers, less than 0.1% of the total population. According to the United States Census, there were over 24,000 total speakers of the language in Hawaii in 2006-2008. Hawaiian is a Polynesian member of the Austronesian language family. It is closely related to other Polynesian languages, such as Marquesan, Tahitian, Māori, Rapa Nui (the language of Easter Island), and less closely to Samoan, and Tongan. According to Schütz (1994), the Marquesans colonized the archipelago in roughly 300 AD followed by later waves of immigration from the Society Islands and Samoa-Tonga. Those Polynesians remained in the islands, thereby becoming the Hawaiian people. Their languages, over time, became the Hawaiian language. Kimura and Wilson (1983) also state, "Linguists agree that Hawaiian is closely related to Eastern Polynesian, with a particularly strong link in the Southern Marquesas, and a secondary link in Tahiti, which may be explained by voyaging between the Hawaiian and Society Islands." Before the arrival of Captain James Cook, the Hawaiian language had no written form. That form was developed mainly by American Protestant missionaries during 1820--1826. They assigned letters from the Latin alphabet that corresponded to the Hawaiian sounds. Interest in Hawaiian increased significantly in the late 20th century. With the help of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, specially designated immersion schools were established where all subjects would be taught in Hawaiian. Also, the University of Hawaii developed a Hawaiian language graduate studies program. Municipal codes were altered to favor Hawaiian place and street names for new civic developments. Hawaiian distinguishes between long and short vowels. In modern practice, vowel length is indicated with a macron (kahakō). Also, Hawaiian uses the glottal stop as a consonant (ʻokina). It is written as a symbol similar to the apostrophe or opening single quote. Source: wikipedia.org http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii -
2:12まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
家事や育児のスキマ時間に 日給２万円を稼ぐ方法がありますが、 あなたは知りたいですか？ 今すぐこちらをクリックをどうぞ！！ ⇒ URL bit.ly/?1M2VU1D まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉 ハワイ語での「命名」が流行しているらしい。 タレントの木下優樹菜が11月初旬に女児を出産後、インターネット上で「茉叶菜（まかな）」と名づけたことを発表した。 「ハワイ語で『大切な贈り物』という意味。ハワイで知り合った友達から偶然ヒントをもらって……画数、総画を出して、やっとこれに決まったの」 元ダンサーで、浜崎あゆみの“元カレ”としても知られる内山麿我（まろか）は10月、第1子となる女児をハワイ語で「天使」を意味する「愛音來（あねら）」と命名。 タレントのはしのえみも10月に出産した女児に、ハワイ語で「家族」や「心の絆」という意味を持つ「おはな」と名づけた。 ハワイ語は言語学上はポリネシア語派に属す。8世紀以降、タヒチなどから移住したポリネシア人によってハワイ全域で話されるようになった。1898年に米国に併合さ れて学校教育での使用を禁じられ、廃れてしまった。そうした歴史を持つ言葉がなぜ今、日本の子どもの名前に？ リクルートマーケティングパートナーズによると、2010年以降、ハワイで挙式するブームが顕著になった。現在、海外挙式の場所としてハワイを選ぶカップルは67％ にのぼり、「圧倒的人気」という。 「ハワイは遊べるスポットが豊富で、参列者が結婚式以外の時間も楽しめる。日本語が通じやすく、安全なイメージも人気が高い理由では」（同社） 挙式ブームが命名ブームにつながった可能性はある。そう指摘するのは、ある育児雑誌の編集長だ。 「昔から『ハワイ＝楽園』というリゾート的なイメージは強かったですが、人生における幸せの絶頂と言える挙式場所として定着したことで、『幸せの象徴』という印象 が強まった。子の幸せを願う思いから、ハワイ語での名づけは今後も増えるかもしれません」 『キラキラネームの大研究』（新潮新書）の著者、伊東ひとみさんは別の視点から分析する。 「ハワイ語には日本語の響きに共通する面があり、あからさまに外国語を使った感じがしないから、抵抗なく採り入れやすいのでは」 名づけの文化史に詳しい京都文教大学の小林康正教授の見方はこうだ。 「個性的な名前をつけたいという潮流の中で、今や欧米由来の名前は珍しくなくなってきた。流行に乗っかるのでなく、むしろ『ずらしたい』という思いから、身近な外 国でもあるハワイ語に着目したのでは」 引用元：Yahoo! ニュース http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20151125-00000055-natalien-musi 日給２万円を稼ぐ方法がありますが、 あなたは知りたいですか？ 今すぐこちらをクリック ⇒ URL bit.ly/?1M2VU1D ハワイ語 翻訳 ハワイ語 ことわざ ハワイ語 単語 ハワイ語 素敵な言葉 ハワイ語 笑顔 第１のハワイ語のレッスン：アルファベット (Ka Pīʻāpā) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo Alohaはハワイ語でこんな素敵な意味もあったって知ってた？アロハマハロアロマ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_HTe15p_gw emikutu『涙そうそうハワイ語バージョン』 ライブ@東京六本木島唄楽園 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NFHAYvXDss -
2:08Flauta dulce, Okina Kuri No
Flauta dulce, Okina Kuri NoFlauta dulce, Okina Kuri No
Aquí esta para flauta, la canción tradicional japonesa. Si gustan descargar el link esta aca:https://mega.co.nz/#!YpJkFb4B!DyLmZXkcGPcfXgbOI-nD-bsNTel_KMBaU-jFlkw8I1A El siguiente video sera de la cancion Tapion, procedente de la pelicula Dragon Ball Z El ataque del dragon. Las notas estan aca: Do=0 Re=1 Mi=2 Fa=3 Sol=4 La=5 Si=6 Do´=Do´ Re´=Re´ Mi´=2´ Fa´=3´ Sol´=4´ La´=5´ Fa#=Fa# Sib o La#=La# Espero que se suscriban y den manita arriba. -
0:56Okina Kuri No cantada
Okina Kuri No cantadaOkina Kuri No cantada
Cançó japonesa cantada amb lletra. -
3:48How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a Mac (OUTDATED!)
How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a Mac (OUTDATED!)How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a Mac (OUTDATED!)
OUTDATED FOR MACs!! Now you only need to type "a" while holding down the option key, then release and type the vowel. ===== In the Hawaiian language, the 'okina represents the glottal stop consonant. A macron, in Hawaiian called a kahakō, is a diacritic mark placed over a vowel to indicate that the vowel is long. Learn how to enter these in any Mac application. • The copyright owner allows distribution of this video with attribution but prohibits commercial use or derivative works. For more information about this license, please read: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/. -
1:39Ting plans explained | Ting
Ting plans explained | TingTing plans explained | Ting
Ting plans aren't so much plans as they are a pick and mix of minutes, text messages and megabytes of data. Estimate your monthly usage (try the Ting Calculator at https://ting.com/calculator ) and pre-pay for your monthly usage. If you use more than you thought you would we'll bump you up to the next level without overage charges. If you use less than you predicted, we'll bump you down to the level you hit and issue you a full credit on your next Ting bill. The best mobile plan isn't really a plan at all. Check out Ting's plans page at https://ting.com/plans Subscribe: http://bit.ly/TingSub About Ting: 98% of people would save money with Ting. That's because we do mobile differently. We don't believe in locking you into a contract or making you pick a plan. We don't believe in overages or penalties. We believe there's a better way to do mobile. Connect with Ting Online: Visit the Ting Website: http://bit.ly/TingWebsite Like Ting on Facebook: http://bit.ly/TingFacebook Follow Ting on Twitter: http://bit.ly/TingFTW Ting Plans Explained | Ting http://www.youtube.com/user/Ting
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第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ
やっとですね。すみませんでした。 もしまだ第１のレッスンを見ていないなら、ここから見てください：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo とりあえず日本人の友達と ʻ (ʻokina) のことについて話したら、完璧に日本語の「ッ」の発音に似ていると気づきました。このビデオには、ʻokina のことと単語の練習をみなさんと一緒にしたいです。 今回もどうもありがとうございます。 -
ʻokina and kahakō on iPhone
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.] I figured out how to put the proper 'okina and kahakō on an iPhone and iPad. I made one specific to the iPad here: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA The iPhone is a little different, so here it is specifically for the iPhone. In the video I note that using the Hawaiian Keyboard freaks out the auto correct. Thatʻs because when switch to the Hawaiian keyboard, the auto correct switches to a Hawaiian dictionary. This is useful if you are writing purely in Hawaiian, but difficult if you are writing in English with a big number of Hawaiian words. This is what would be encountered f... -
ʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keyboard
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.] I recently posted short (very amateur) videos on how to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on iPad and iPhone. You can also use the proper ʻokina and kahakō using the English keyboard too. Less convenient and slower, but it works. If you type a lot of Hawaiian, you may find the Hawaiian keyboard faster. How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPad: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPhone: http://youtu.be/sS6zF4sPNXU -
Hawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs
We built an add-on for Google Docs that enables you to directly input Hawaiian diacritics such as the ʻokina and kahakō. To use this add-on, e-mail info@enehana.com -
How to pronounce Manti Te'o
Manti Te'o (MAN-tie TE-O) This is Manti Te'o saying his own name on Sunday Night Football. Manti is a Mormon name, Te'o is a Samoan name. Remember, Polynesian names use all the letters in the name and do not infer other letters (you don't say TAY-ow, there is no Y after the E, you just stop the air coming out of your throat, known as a "glottal stop", then say the other letters). Although his name is actually really easy to pronounce, the apostrophe messes with a lot of English speakers. Do not be scared of it, we use it all the time. Say the letter E 5 times in a row: E E E E E. You successfully used a glottal stop 4 times there. If you wrote what you said using the apostrophe it would look like this: E'E'E'E'E, it's that simple. YES, his name uses an apostrophe, not the Hawaiian ʻOkina,... -
The Road to Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii
Heading inland from Wailua on Kuamoo Road (580) past Opaekaa Falls and the Wailua Reservoir to the Keahua Arboretum. Keahua Arboretum is home to mango, monkeypod, eucalyptus trees. The streams are filled with life, and there are pools in which to swim. Picnic tables are scattered here and there and just beyond is access to the sacred area of Mt. Waialeale. From the Arboretum, fasten your seat belts because we are going on a bumpy ride, further into the heart of Kauai. At the end of Highway 580, Kuamo'o Road will end abruptly at a spillway. The drive beyond the paved highway is very rough, bumpy, often muddy, and the second water crossing can be swift at times. The trail crosses streams and winds through the dense forest to the, "Gate", used in Jurassic Park. You are traveling acro... -
Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language word Hawaiʻi derives from Proto-Polynesian *Sawaiki, with the reconstructed meaning "homeland"; Hawaiʻi cognates are found in other Polynesian languages, including Māori (Hawaiki), Rarotongan (ʻAvaiki), and Samoan (Savaiʻi). According to Pukui and Elbert, "Elsewhere in Polynesia, Hawaiʻi or a cognate is the name of the underworld or of the ancestral home, but in Hawaiʻi, the name has no meaning. A somewhat divisive political issue arose when the constitution of the state of Hawaii added Hawaiian as a second official state language: the exact spelling of the state's name, which in the islands' language is Hawaiʻi (the ʻokina marking a Hawaiian consonant, a cut-off of breath before the final i). In the Hawaii Admission Act that gran... -
Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language has about 2000 native speakers, less than 0.1% of the total population. According to the United States Census, there were over 24,000 total speakers of the language in Hawaii in 2006-2008. Hawaiian is a Polynesian member of the Austronesian language family. It is closely related to other Polynesian languages, such as Marquesan, Tahitian, Māori, Rapa Nui (the language of Easter Island), and less closely to Samoan, and Tongan. According to Schütz (1994), the Marquesans colonized the archipelago in roughly 300 AD followed by later waves of immigration from the Society Islands and Samoa-Tonga. Those Polynesians remained in the islands, thereby becoming the Hawaiian people. Their languages, over time, became the Hawaiian language. ... -
まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
家事や育児のスキマ時間に 日給２万円を稼ぐ方法がありますが、 あなたは知りたいですか？ 今すぐこちらをクリックをどうぞ！！ ⇒ URL bit.ly/?1M2VU1D まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉 ハワイ語での「命名」が流行しているらしい。 タレントの木下優樹菜が11月初旬に女児を出産後、インターネット上で「茉叶菜（まかな）」と名づけたことを発表した。 「ハワイ語で『大切な贈り物』という意味。ハワイで知り合った友達から偶然ヒントをもらって……画数、総画を出して、やっとこれに決まったの」 元ダンサーで、浜崎あゆみの“元カレ”としても知られる内山麿我（まろか）は10月、第1子となる女児をハワイ語で「天使」を意味する「愛音來（あねら）」と命名。 タレントのはしのえみも10月に出産した女児に、ハワイ語で「家族」や「心の絆」という意味を持つ「おはな」と名づけた。 ハワイ語は言語学上はポリネシア語派に属す。8世紀以降、タヒチなどから移住したポリネシア人によってハワイ全域で話されるようになった。1898年に米国に併合さ れて学校教育での使用を禁じられ、廃れてしまった。そうした歴史を持つ言葉がなぜ今、日本の子どもの名前に？ リクルートマーケティングパートナーズによると、2010年以降、ハワイで挙式するブームが顕著になった。現在、海外挙式の場所としてハワイを選ぶカップルは67％ にのぼり、「圧倒的人気」という。 「ハワイは遊べるスポットが豊富で、参列者が結婚式以外の時間も楽しめる。日本語が通じやすく、安全なイメージも人気が高い理由では」（同社） 挙式ブームが命名ブームにつながった可能性はある。そう指摘するのは、ある育児雑誌の編集長だ。 「昔から『ハワイ＝楽園』というリゾート的なイメージは強かったですが、人生... -
Flauta dulce, Okina Kuri No
Aquí esta para flauta, la canción tradicional japonesa. Si gustan descargar el link esta aca:https://mega.co.nz/#!YpJkFb4B!DyLmZXkcGPcfXgbOI-nD-bsNTel_KMBaU-jFlkw8I1A El siguiente video sera de la cancion Tapion, procedente de la pelicula Dragon Ball Z El ataque del dragon. Las notas estan aca: Do=0 Re=1 Mi=2 Fa=3 Sol=4 La=5 Si=6 Do´=Do´ Re´=Re´ Mi´=2´ Fa´=3´ Sol´=4´ La´=5´ Fa#=Fa# Sib o La#=La# Espero que se suscriban y den manita arriba. -
Okina Kuri No cantada
Cançó japonesa cantada amb lletra. -
How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a Mac (OUTDATED!)
OUTDATED FOR MACs!! Now you only need to type "a" while holding down the option key, then release and type the vowel. ===== In the Hawaiian language, the 'okina represents the glottal stop consonant. A macron, in Hawaiian called a kahakō, is a diacritic mark placed over a vowel to indicate that the vowel is long. Learn how to enter these in any Mac application. • The copyright owner allows distribution of this video with attribution but prohibits commercial use or derivative works. For more information about this license, please read: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/. -
Ting plans explained | Ting
Ting plans aren't so much plans as they are a pick and mix of minutes, text messages and megabytes of data. Estimate your monthly usage (try the Ting Calculator at https://ting.com/calculator ) and pre-pay for your monthly usage. If you use more than you thought you would we'll bump you up to the next level without overage charges. If you use less than you predicted, we'll bump you down to the level you hit and issue you a full credit on your next Ting bill. The best mobile plan isn't really a plan at all. Check out Ting's plans page at https://ting.com/plans Subscribe: http://bit.ly/TingSub About Ting: 98% of people would save money with Ting. That's because we do mobile differently. We don't believe in locking you into a contract or making you pick a plan. We don't believe in overag... -
アロハマハロアフイホウG 4
「あおたけさんご」2012年X'masパーティーVol2 第4グループ アロハ・マハロ・アフイホウ -
emikutu『涙そうそうハワイ語バージョン』 ライブ@東京六本木島唄楽園
2013年4月7日 東京六本木の沖縄料理店『島唄楽園』で、横須賀出身の民謡唄者 金子絵美さんと、沖縄出身のギタリスト 高良篤人さんのユニット"emikutu"のライブの模様です！ 夫婦ならではの息の合った演奏とＭＣが楽しいライブでした。 曲はKeali'i Reichel[ケアリィ・レイシェル}さんの"Ka Nohona Pili Kai"です。 BEGINの"涙そうそう"からインスピレーションを受けてつくられました。 金子絵美「Eimee's aloo you can sing」 http://www.eimee.info/ 高良篤人「every day Blog」 http://tokchingt.ti-da.net/ 沖縄の海で最高の楽しみをお約束いたします ブルーリング ハッピーマリンサービス ホームページ http://bluering.jp/ ブログ http://bluering.ti-da.net/ -
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Aloha
Hawaiian Word of the Day - Aloha Also the words Ānuenue, ua, lā, Ali'i, Akua Aloha mai kāua and Aloha mai kākou -
キートスとサンキューを叫びまくる人。ヘルシンキ
キートスとサンキューを叫びまくる人。 ありがとうをこんなに叫ぶ人久々にみました。 -
Radio Ĉerizo Eduka - さくら教育放送 第2回 【ありがとう Dankon】
国際語・民際語エスペラントを学びましょう。 http://paramirado.com/ Por vi. Por mi? Dankon. -
What is Open Source explained in LEGO
Have you ever wondered - What is open source? We made this stop motion video in an attempt to explain it for anyone. This, simply to help scale the positive principles within the open source paradigm. The video itself is open for everyone to use, modify and share. So feel free to do that! We made this video to explain the idea of Open Source. We wanted it to be easy to understand - even for people with no prior knowledge of Open Source or Free Software. However, history is never simple. We can only urge people to do further research into the history and as such the development of open source. Kræn Hansen wrote this blogpost to explain our thoughts behind the video: http://blog.bitblueprint.com/now-anyo... Please visit http://bitblueprint.com/ for more information on how to apply the o... -
ハワイ語の打ち方のシリーズ：iOS 9
こんばんは！電子のデバイスでハワイ語を設定し打つシリーズです！みなさんがちゃんとハワイ語で打ってみてほしいですから、このシリーズを作りました。iOS 9 を使っている方のためにvideoを作りましたので、どうぞご覧ください！ -
姐姐小一學閩語
Kahakō and ʻokina
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 23 Mar 2012
- views: 62
Today's Hawaiian word of the day I go over the importance of diacritical in words. They change the meanings of words.
Today's Hawaiian word of the day I go over the importance of diacritical in words. They change the meanings of words.
wn.com/Kahakō And ʻOkina
第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:57
- Updated: 09 Jul 2013
- views: 1677
やっとですね。すみませんでした。
もしまだ第１のレッスンを見ていないなら、ここから見てください：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo
とりあえず日本人の友達と ʻ (ʻokina) のことについて話したら、完璧に日本語の「ッ」の発音に似ていると気づきました。このビデ...
やっとですね。すみませんでした。
もしまだ第１のレッスンを見ていないなら、ここから見てください：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo
とりあえず日本人の友達と ʻ (ʻokina) のことについて話したら、完璧に日本語の「ッ」の発音に似ていると気づきました。このビデオには、ʻokina のことと単語の練習をみなさんと一緒にしたいです。
今回もどうもありがとうございます。
wn.com/第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻOkina ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ
やっとですね。すみませんでした。
もしまだ第１のレッスンを見ていないなら、ここから見てください：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo
とりあえず日本人の友達と ʻ (ʻokina) のことについて話したら、完璧に日本語の「ッ」の発音に似ていると気づきました。このビデオには、ʻokina のことと単語の練習をみなさんと一緒にしたいです。
今回もどうもありがとうございます。
- published: 09 Jul 2013
- views: 1677
ʻokina and kahakō on iPhone
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:52
- Updated: 13 May 2012
- views: 380
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct t...
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.]
I figured out how to put the proper 'okina and kahakō on an iPhone and iPad. I made one specific to the iPad here: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA
The iPhone is a little different, so here it is specifically for the iPhone.
In the video I note that using the Hawaiian Keyboard freaks out the auto correct. Thatʻs because when switch to the Hawaiian keyboard, the auto correct switches to a Hawaiian dictionary. This is useful if you are writing purely in Hawaiian, but difficult if you are writing in English with a big number of Hawaiian words. This is what would be encountered for most people in Hawaiʻi where so many proper names and place names are in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi. I turned auto correct back on and now switch back to English after typing in the Hawaiian word. Another step, but some practice makes it quick and second nature.
If you know how to do this on Android or WinPho, make a video and paste a link in the comments section below.
wn.com/ʻOkina And Kahakō On Iphone
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.]
I figured out how to put the proper 'okina and kahakō on an iPhone and iPad. I made one specific to the iPad here: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA
The iPhone is a little different, so here it is specifically for the iPhone.
In the video I note that using the Hawaiian Keyboard freaks out the auto correct. Thatʻs because when switch to the Hawaiian keyboard, the auto correct switches to a Hawaiian dictionary. This is useful if you are writing purely in Hawaiian, but difficult if you are writing in English with a big number of Hawaiian words. This is what would be encountered for most people in Hawaiʻi where so many proper names and place names are in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi. I turned auto correct back on and now switch back to English after typing in the Hawaiian word. Another step, but some practice makes it quick and second nature.
If you know how to do this on Android or WinPho, make a video and paste a link in the comments section below.
- published: 13 May 2012
- views: 380
ʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keyboard
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:27
- Updated: 13 May 2012
- views: 299
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct t...
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.]
I recently posted short (very amateur) videos on how to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on iPad and iPhone. You can also use the proper ʻokina and kahakō using the English keyboard too. Less convenient and slower, but it works. If you type a lot of Hawaiian, you may find the Hawaiian keyboard faster.
How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPad: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA
How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPhone: http://youtu.be/sS6zF4sPNXU
wn.com/ʻOkina Kahakō On Ipad (And Iphone) English Keyboard
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into something they must have found in the trash bin. If you have auto-correct turned on, you may experience grief and anger. Just saying.]
I recently posted short (very amateur) videos on how to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on iPad and iPhone. You can also use the proper ʻokina and kahakō using the English keyboard too. Less convenient and slower, but it works. If you type a lot of Hawaiian, you may find the Hawaiian keyboard faster.
How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPad: http://youtu.be/SMGLypK56wA
How to enable the Hawaiian International Keyboard on the iPhone: http://youtu.be/sS6zF4sPNXU
- published: 13 May 2012
- views: 299
Hawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:24
- Updated: 04 Feb 2016
- views: 115
We built an add-on for Google Docs that enables you to directly input Hawaiian diacritics such as the ʻokina and kahakō.
To use this add-on, e-mail info@enehan...
We built an add-on for Google Docs that enables you to directly input Hawaiian diacritics such as the ʻokina and kahakō.
To use this add-on, e-mail info@enehana.com
wn.com/Hawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs
We built an add-on for Google Docs that enables you to directly input Hawaiian diacritics such as the ʻokina and kahakō.
To use this add-on, e-mail info@enehana.com
- published: 04 Feb 2016
- views: 115
How to pronounce Manti Te'o
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:08
- Updated: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 735
Manti Te'o (MAN-tie TE-O) This is Manti Te'o saying his own name on Sunday Night Football. Manti is a Mormon name, Te'o is a Samoan name. Remember, Polynesian n...
Manti Te'o (MAN-tie TE-O) This is Manti Te'o saying his own name on Sunday Night Football. Manti is a Mormon name, Te'o is a Samoan name. Remember, Polynesian names use all the letters in the name and do not infer other letters (you don't say TAY-ow, there is no Y after the E, you just stop the air coming out of your throat, known as a "glottal stop", then say the other letters). Although his name is actually really easy to pronounce, the apostrophe messes with a lot of English speakers. Do not be scared of it, we use it all the time. Say the letter E 5 times in a row: E E E E E. You successfully used a glottal stop 4 times there. If you wrote what you said using the apostrophe it would look like this: E'E'E'E'E, it's that simple.
YES, his name uses an apostrophe, not the Hawaiian ʻOkina, but it is treated almost the same here. In the Hawaiian language, the ʻOkina is used where other Polynesian languages might use a K and treated like a letter. In Tongan they say kava for the root based drink, and the same drink is called ʻawa in Hawaiian (the W in Hawaiian is a soft V similar to German). This is kind of a simplistic explanation of Polynesian languages for people who are unfamiliar with them, don't base your doctorate thesis on this...
wn.com/How To Pronounce Manti Te'o
Manti Te'o (MAN-tie TE-O) This is Manti Te'o saying his own name on Sunday Night Football. Manti is a Mormon name, Te'o is a Samoan name. Remember, Polynesian names use all the letters in the name and do not infer other letters (you don't say TAY-ow, there is no Y after the E, you just stop the air coming out of your throat, known as a "glottal stop", then say the other letters). Although his name is actually really easy to pronounce, the apostrophe messes with a lot of English speakers. Do not be scared of it, we use it all the time. Say the letter E 5 times in a row: E E E E E. You successfully used a glottal stop 4 times there. If you wrote what you said using the apostrophe it would look like this: E'E'E'E'E, it's that simple.
YES, his name uses an apostrophe, not the Hawaiian ʻOkina, but it is treated almost the same here. In the Hawaiian language, the ʻOkina is used where other Polynesian languages might use a K and treated like a letter. In Tongan they say kava for the root based drink, and the same drink is called ʻawa in Hawaiian (the W in Hawaiian is a soft V similar to German). This is kind of a simplistic explanation of Polynesian languages for people who are unfamiliar with them, don't base your doctorate thesis on this...
- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 735
The Road to Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:57
- Updated: 26 Feb 2012
- views: 9357
Heading inland from Wailua on Kuamoo Road (580) past Opaekaa Falls and the Wailua Reservoir to the Keahua Arboretum.
Keahua Arboretum is home to mango, monke...
Heading inland from Wailua on Kuamoo Road (580) past Opaekaa Falls and the Wailua Reservoir to the Keahua Arboretum.
Keahua Arboretum is home to mango, monkeypod, eucalyptus trees. The streams are filled with life, and there are pools in which to swim. Picnic tables are scattered here and there and just beyond is access to the sacred area of Mt. Waialeale.
From the Arboretum, fasten your seat belts because we are going on a bumpy ride, further into the heart of Kauai. At the end of Highway 580, Kuamo'o Road will end abruptly at a spillway. The drive beyond the paved highway is very rough, bumpy, often muddy, and the second water crossing can be swift at times.
The trail crosses streams and winds through the dense forest to the, "Gate", used in Jurassic Park.
You are traveling across the Wailua Forest Management Area.
The 'Blue Hole' is at the base of Wai'ale'ale, which is known as the wettest spot on earth. Locals refer to this location as the Wailua river headwaters; it's where you see the falls coming down the wall.
Mount Waiʻaleʻale in Hawaiian, literally, "rippling water" or "overflowing water" and also often spelt Waialeale in English without the ʻokina), elevation 5,148 feet (1,569 m), is a shield volcano and the second highest point on the island of Kauaʻi in the Hawaiian Islands. Averaging more than 426 inches (10,800 mm) of rain a year since 1912, with a record 683 inches (17,300 mm) in 1982, its summit is considered one of the rainiest spots on earth.
wn.com/The Road To Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii
Heading inland from Wailua on Kuamoo Road (580) past Opaekaa Falls and the Wailua Reservoir to the Keahua Arboretum.
Keahua Arboretum is home to mango, monkeypod, eucalyptus trees. The streams are filled with life, and there are pools in which to swim. Picnic tables are scattered here and there and just beyond is access to the sacred area of Mt. Waialeale.
From the Arboretum, fasten your seat belts because we are going on a bumpy ride, further into the heart of Kauai. At the end of Highway 580, Kuamo'o Road will end abruptly at a spillway. The drive beyond the paved highway is very rough, bumpy, often muddy, and the second water crossing can be swift at times.
The trail crosses streams and winds through the dense forest to the, "Gate", used in Jurassic Park.
You are traveling across the Wailua Forest Management Area.
The 'Blue Hole' is at the base of Wai'ale'ale, which is known as the wettest spot on earth. Locals refer to this location as the Wailua river headwaters; it's where you see the falls coming down the wall.
Mount Waiʻaleʻale in Hawaiian, literally, "rippling water" or "overflowing water" and also often spelt Waialeale in English without the ʻokina), elevation 5,148 feet (1,569 m), is a shield volcano and the second highest point on the island of Kauaʻi in the Hawaiian Islands. Averaging more than 426 inches (10,800 mm) of rain a year since 1912, with a record 683 inches (17,300 mm) in 1982, its summit is considered one of the rainiest spots on earth.
- published: 26 Feb 2012
- views: 9357
Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:39
- Updated: 24 Dec 2013
- views: 163
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language word Hawaiʻi derives from Proto-Polynesian *Sawaiki, with the reconstructed meaning "homeland"; Hawa...
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language word Hawaiʻi derives from Proto-Polynesian *Sawaiki, with the reconstructed meaning "homeland"; Hawaiʻi cognates are found in other Polynesian languages, including Māori (Hawaiki), Rarotongan (ʻAvaiki), and Samoan (Savaiʻi). According to Pukui and Elbert, "Elsewhere in Polynesia, Hawaiʻi or a cognate is the name of the underworld or of the ancestral home, but in Hawaiʻi, the name has no meaning.
A somewhat divisive political issue arose when the constitution of the state of Hawaii added Hawaiian as a second official state language: the exact spelling of the state's name, which in the islands' language is Hawaiʻi (the ʻokina marking a Hawaiian consonant, a cut-off of breath before the final i). In the Hawaii Admission Act that granted Hawaiian statehood, the federal government recognized Hawaii to be the official state name. Official government publications, as well as department and office titles, use the traditional Hawaiian spelling, with no symbols for glottal stops or vowel length. In contrast, the National and State Parks Services, the University of Hawaiʻi, and some private entities, including a local newspaper, do use such symbols.
The title of the state constitution is "The Constitution of the State of Hawaii". In Article XV, Section 1 uses "The State of Hawaii", Section 2 "the island of Oahu", Section 3 "The Hawaiian flag", and Section 5 specifies the state motto as "Ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono". Since these documents predate the modern use of the ʻokina and the kahakō in Hawaiian orthography, the diacritics were not used.
Source: wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii
wn.com/Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video Youtube.Com Tanvideo11
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language word Hawaiʻi derives from Proto-Polynesian *Sawaiki, with the reconstructed meaning "homeland"; Hawaiʻi cognates are found in other Polynesian languages, including Māori (Hawaiki), Rarotongan (ʻAvaiki), and Samoan (Savaiʻi). According to Pukui and Elbert, "Elsewhere in Polynesia, Hawaiʻi or a cognate is the name of the underworld or of the ancestral home, but in Hawaiʻi, the name has no meaning.
A somewhat divisive political issue arose when the constitution of the state of Hawaii added Hawaiian as a second official state language: the exact spelling of the state's name, which in the islands' language is Hawaiʻi (the ʻokina marking a Hawaiian consonant, a cut-off of breath before the final i). In the Hawaii Admission Act that granted Hawaiian statehood, the federal government recognized Hawaii to be the official state name. Official government publications, as well as department and office titles, use the traditional Hawaiian spelling, with no symbols for glottal stops or vowel length. In contrast, the National and State Parks Services, the University of Hawaiʻi, and some private entities, including a local newspaper, do use such symbols.
The title of the state constitution is "The Constitution of the State of Hawaii". In Article XV, Section 1 uses "The State of Hawaii", Section 2 "the island of Oahu", Section 3 "The Hawaiian flag", and Section 5 specifies the state motto as "Ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono". Since these documents predate the modern use of the ʻokina and the kahakō in Hawaiian orthography, the diacritics were not used.
Source: wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii
- published: 24 Dec 2013
- views: 163
Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 25 Dec 2013
- views: 190
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language has about 2000 native speakers, less than 0.1% of the total population. According to the United Stat...
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language has about 2000 native speakers, less than 0.1% of the total population. According to the United States Census, there were over 24,000 total speakers of the language in Hawaii in 2006-2008.
Hawaiian is a Polynesian member of the Austronesian language family. It is closely related to other Polynesian languages, such as Marquesan, Tahitian, Māori, Rapa Nui (the language of Easter Island), and less closely to Samoan, and Tongan.
According to Schütz (1994), the Marquesans colonized the archipelago in roughly 300 AD followed by later waves of immigration from the Society Islands and Samoa-Tonga. Those Polynesians remained in the islands, thereby becoming the Hawaiian people. Their languages, over time, became the Hawaiian language. Kimura and Wilson (1983) also state, "Linguists agree that Hawaiian is closely related to Eastern Polynesian, with a particularly strong link in the Southern Marquesas, and a secondary link in Tahiti, which may be explained by voyaging between the Hawaiian and Society Islands." Before the arrival of Captain James Cook, the Hawaiian language had no written form. That form was developed mainly by American Protestant missionaries during 1820--1826. They assigned letters from the Latin alphabet that corresponded to the Hawaiian sounds.
Interest in Hawaiian increased significantly in the late 20th century. With the help of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, specially designated immersion schools were established where all subjects would be taught in Hawaiian. Also, the University of Hawaii developed a Hawaiian language graduate studies program. Municipal codes were altered to favor Hawaiian place and street names for new civic developments.
Hawaiian distinguishes between long and short vowels. In modern practice, vowel length is indicated with a macron (kahakō). Also, Hawaiian uses the glottal stop as a consonant (ʻokina). It is written as a symbol similar to the apostrophe or opening single quote.
Source: wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii
wn.com/Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video Youtube.Com Tanvideo11
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language has about 2000 native speakers, less than 0.1% of the total population. According to the United States Census, there were over 24,000 total speakers of the language in Hawaii in 2006-2008.
Hawaiian is a Polynesian member of the Austronesian language family. It is closely related to other Polynesian languages, such as Marquesan, Tahitian, Māori, Rapa Nui (the language of Easter Island), and less closely to Samoan, and Tongan.
According to Schütz (1994), the Marquesans colonized the archipelago in roughly 300 AD followed by later waves of immigration from the Society Islands and Samoa-Tonga. Those Polynesians remained in the islands, thereby becoming the Hawaiian people. Their languages, over time, became the Hawaiian language. Kimura and Wilson (1983) also state, "Linguists agree that Hawaiian is closely related to Eastern Polynesian, with a particularly strong link in the Southern Marquesas, and a secondary link in Tahiti, which may be explained by voyaging between the Hawaiian and Society Islands." Before the arrival of Captain James Cook, the Hawaiian language had no written form. That form was developed mainly by American Protestant missionaries during 1820--1826. They assigned letters from the Latin alphabet that corresponded to the Hawaiian sounds.
Interest in Hawaiian increased significantly in the late 20th century. With the help of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, specially designated immersion schools were established where all subjects would be taught in Hawaiian. Also, the University of Hawaii developed a Hawaiian language graduate studies program. Municipal codes were altered to favor Hawaiian place and street names for new civic developments.
Hawaiian distinguishes between long and short vowels. In modern practice, vowel length is indicated with a macron (kahakō). Also, Hawaiian uses the glottal stop as a consonant (ʻokina). It is written as a symbol similar to the apostrophe or opening single quote.
Source: wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii
- published: 25 Dec 2013
- views: 190
まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:12
- Updated: 26 Nov 2015
- views: 42
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まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
ハワイ語での「命名」が流行しているらしい。
タレントの木下優樹菜...
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まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
ハワイ語での「命名」が流行しているらしい。
タレントの木下優樹菜が11月初旬に女児を出産後、インターネット上で「茉叶菜（まかな）」と名づけたことを発表した。
「ハワイ語で『大切な贈り物』という意味。ハワイで知り合った友達から偶然ヒントをもらって……画数、総画を出して、やっとこれに決まったの」
元ダンサーで、浜崎あゆみの“元カレ”としても知られる内山麿我（まろか）は10月、第1子となる女児をハワイ語で「天使」を意味する「愛音來（あねら）」と命名。
タレントのはしのえみも10月に出産した女児に、ハワイ語で「家族」や「心の絆」という意味を持つ「おはな」と名づけた。
ハワイ語は言語学上はポリネシア語派に属す。8世紀以降、タヒチなどから移住したポリネシア人によってハワイ全域で話されるようになった。1898年に米国に併合さ
れて学校教育での使用を禁じられ、廃れてしまった。そうした歴史を持つ言葉がなぜ今、日本の子どもの名前に？
リクルートマーケティングパートナーズによると、2010年以降、ハワイで挙式するブームが顕著になった。現在、海外挙式の場所としてハワイを選ぶカップルは67％
にのぼり、「圧倒的人気」という。
「ハワイは遊べるスポットが豊富で、参列者が結婚式以外の時間も楽しめる。日本語が通じやすく、安全なイメージも人気が高い理由では」（同社）
挙式ブームが命名ブームにつながった可能性はある。そう指摘するのは、ある育児雑誌の編集長だ。
「昔から『ハワイ＝楽園』というリゾート的なイメージは強かったですが、人生における幸せの絶頂と言える挙式場所として定着したことで、『幸せの象徴』という印象
が強まった。子の幸せを願う思いから、ハワイ語での名づけは今後も増えるかもしれません」
『キラキラネームの大研究』（新潮新書）の著者、伊東ひとみさんは別の視点から分析する。
「ハワイ語には日本語の響きに共通する面があり、あからさまに外国語を使った感じがしないから、抵抗なく採り入れやすいのでは」
名づけの文化史に詳しい京都文教大学の小林康正教授の見方はこうだ。
「個性的な名前をつけたいという潮流の中で、今や欧米由来の名前は珍しくなくなってきた。流行に乗っかるのでなく、むしろ『ずらしたい』という思いから、身近な外
国でもあるハワイ語に着目したのでは」
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ハワイ語 翻訳
ハワイ語 ことわざ
ハワイ語 単語
ハワイ語 素敵な言葉
ハワイ語 笑顔
第１のハワイ語のレッスン：アルファベット (Ka Pīʻāpā)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo
Alohaはハワイ語でこんな素敵な意味もあったって知ってた？アロハマハロアロマ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_HTe15p_gw
emikutu『涙そうそうハワイ語バージョン』 ライブ@東京六本木島唄楽園
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NFHAYvXDss
wn.com/まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
家事や育児のスキマ時間に
日給２万円を稼ぐ方法がありますが、
あなたは知りたいですか？
今すぐこちらをクリックをどうぞ！！
⇒ URL bit.ly/?1M2VU1D
まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
ハワイ語での「命名」が流行しているらしい。
タレントの木下優樹菜が11月初旬に女児を出産後、インターネット上で「茉叶菜（まかな）」と名づけたことを発表した。
「ハワイ語で『大切な贈り物』という意味。ハワイで知り合った友達から偶然ヒントをもらって……画数、総画を出して、やっとこれに決まったの」
元ダンサーで、浜崎あゆみの“元カレ”としても知られる内山麿我（まろか）は10月、第1子となる女児をハワイ語で「天使」を意味する「愛音來（あねら）」と命名。
タレントのはしのえみも10月に出産した女児に、ハワイ語で「家族」や「心の絆」という意味を持つ「おはな」と名づけた。
ハワイ語は言語学上はポリネシア語派に属す。8世紀以降、タヒチなどから移住したポリネシア人によってハワイ全域で話されるようになった。1898年に米国に併合さ
れて学校教育での使用を禁じられ、廃れてしまった。そうした歴史を持つ言葉がなぜ今、日本の子どもの名前に？
リクルートマーケティングパートナーズによると、2010年以降、ハワイで挙式するブームが顕著になった。現在、海外挙式の場所としてハワイを選ぶカップルは67％
にのぼり、「圧倒的人気」という。
「ハワイは遊べるスポットが豊富で、参列者が結婚式以外の時間も楽しめる。日本語が通じやすく、安全なイメージも人気が高い理由では」（同社）
挙式ブームが命名ブームにつながった可能性はある。そう指摘するのは、ある育児雑誌の編集長だ。
「昔から『ハワイ＝楽園』というリゾート的なイメージは強かったですが、人生における幸せの絶頂と言える挙式場所として定着したことで、『幸せの象徴』という印象
が強まった。子の幸せを願う思いから、ハワイ語での名づけは今後も増えるかもしれません」
『キラキラネームの大研究』（新潮新書）の著者、伊東ひとみさんは別の視点から分析する。
「ハワイ語には日本語の響きに共通する面があり、あからさまに外国語を使った感じがしないから、抵抗なく採り入れやすいのでは」
名づけの文化史に詳しい京都文教大学の小林康正教授の見方はこうだ。
「個性的な名前をつけたいという潮流の中で、今や欧米由来の名前は珍しくなくなってきた。流行に乗っかるのでなく、むしろ『ずらしたい』という思いから、身近な外
国でもあるハワイ語に着目したのでは」
引用元：Yahoo! ニュース
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20151125-00000055-natalien-musi
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ハワイ語 翻訳
ハワイ語 ことわざ
ハワイ語 単語
ハワイ語 素敵な言葉
ハワイ語 笑顔
第１のハワイ語のレッスン：アルファベット (Ka Pīʻāpā)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIjIo
Alohaはハワイ語でこんな素敵な意味もあったって知ってた？アロハマハロアロマ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_HTe15p_gw
emikutu『涙そうそうハワイ語バージョン』 ライブ@東京六本木島唄楽園
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NFHAYvXDss
- published: 26 Nov 2015
- views: 42
Flauta dulce, Okina Kuri No
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 17 Apr 2015
- views: 500
Aquí esta para flauta, la canción tradicional japonesa.
Si gustan descargar el link esta aca:https://mega.co.nz/#!YpJkFb4B!DyLmZXkcGPcfXgbOI-nD-bsNTel_KMBaU-jFl...
Aquí esta para flauta, la canción tradicional japonesa.
Si gustan descargar el link esta aca:https://mega.co.nz/#!YpJkFb4B!DyLmZXkcGPcfXgbOI-nD-bsNTel_KMBaU-jFlkw8I1A
El siguiente video sera de la cancion Tapion, procedente de la pelicula Dragon Ball Z El ataque del dragon.
Las notas estan aca:
Do=0
Re=1
Mi=2
Fa=3
Sol=4
La=5
Si=6
Do´=Do´
Re´=Re´
Mi´=2´
Fa´=3´
Sol´=4´
La´=5´
Fa#=Fa#
Sib o La#=La#
Espero que se suscriban y den manita arriba.
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Aquí esta para flauta, la canción tradicional japonesa.
Si gustan descargar el link esta aca:https://mega.co.nz/#!YpJkFb4B!DyLmZXkcGPcfXgbOI-nD-bsNTel_KMBaU-jFlkw8I1A
El siguiente video sera de la cancion Tapion, procedente de la pelicula Dragon Ball Z El ataque del dragon.
Las notas estan aca:
Do=0
Re=1
Mi=2
Fa=3
Sol=4
La=5
Si=6
Do´=Do´
Re´=Re´
Mi´=2´
Fa´=3´
Sol´=4´
La´=5´
Fa#=Fa#
Sib o La#=La#
Espero que se suscriban y den manita arriba.
- published: 17 Apr 2015
- views: 500
Okina Kuri No cantada
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:56
- Updated: 03 Dec 2014
- views: 115
Cançó japonesa cantada amb lletra.
Cançó japonesa cantada amb lletra.
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Cançó japonesa cantada amb lletra.
- published: 03 Dec 2014
- views: 115
How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a Mac (OUTDATED!)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:48
- Updated: 20 Jul 2010
- views: 8086
OUTDATED FOR MACs!!
Now you only need to type "a" while holding down the option key, then release and type the vowel.
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In the Hawaiian language, the 'oki...
OUTDATED FOR MACs!!
Now you only need to type "a" while holding down the option key, then release and type the vowel.
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In the Hawaiian language, the 'okina represents the glottal stop consonant. A macron, in Hawaiian called a kahakō, is a diacritic mark placed over a vowel to indicate that the vowel is long. Learn how to enter these in any Mac application. • The copyright owner allows distribution of this video with attribution but prohibits commercial use or derivative works. For more information about this license, please read: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/.
wn.com/How To Type 'Okina Kahakō In Hawaiian Text On A Mac (Outdated )
OUTDATED FOR MACs!!
Now you only need to type "a" while holding down the option key, then release and type the vowel.
=====
In the Hawaiian language, the 'okina represents the glottal stop consonant. A macron, in Hawaiian called a kahakō, is a diacritic mark placed over a vowel to indicate that the vowel is long. Learn how to enter these in any Mac application. • The copyright owner allows distribution of this video with attribution but prohibits commercial use or derivative works. For more information about this license, please read: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/.
- published: 20 Jul 2010
- views: 8086
Ting plans explained | Ting
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 08 Jan 2015
- views: 39
Ting plans aren't so much plans as they are a pick and mix of minutes, text messages and megabytes of data. Estimate your monthly usage (try the Ting Calculator...
Ting plans aren't so much plans as they are a pick and mix of minutes, text messages and megabytes of data. Estimate your monthly usage (try the Ting Calculator at https://ting.com/calculator ) and pre-pay for your monthly usage. If you use more than you thought you would we'll bump you up to the next level without overage charges. If you use less than you predicted, we'll bump you down to the level you hit and issue you a full credit on your next Ting bill.
The best mobile plan isn't really a plan at all.
Check out Ting's plans page at https://ting.com/plans
Subscribe: http://bit.ly/TingSub
About Ting:
98% of people would save money with Ting. That's because we do mobile differently. We don't believe in locking you into a contract or making you pick a plan. We don't believe in overages or penalties. We believe there's a better way to do mobile.
Connect with Ting Online:
Visit the Ting Website: http://bit.ly/TingWebsite
Like Ting on Facebook: http://bit.ly/TingFacebook
Follow Ting on Twitter: http://bit.ly/TingFTW
Ting Plans Explained | Ting
http://www.youtube.com/user/Ting
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Ting plans aren't so much plans as they are a pick and mix of minutes, text messages and megabytes of data. Estimate your monthly usage (try the Ting Calculator at https://ting.com/calculator ) and pre-pay for your monthly usage. If you use more than you thought you would we'll bump you up to the next level without overage charges. If you use less than you predicted, we'll bump you down to the level you hit and issue you a full credit on your next Ting bill.
The best mobile plan isn't really a plan at all.
Check out Ting's plans page at https://ting.com/plans
Subscribe: http://bit.ly/TingSub
About Ting:
98% of people would save money with Ting. That's because we do mobile differently. We don't believe in locking you into a contract or making you pick a plan. We don't believe in overages or penalties. We believe there's a better way to do mobile.
Connect with Ting Online:
Visit the Ting Website: http://bit.ly/TingWebsite
Like Ting on Facebook: http://bit.ly/TingFacebook
Follow Ting on Twitter: http://bit.ly/TingFTW
Ting Plans Explained | Ting
http://www.youtube.com/user/Ting
- published: 08 Jan 2015
- views: 39
アロハマハロアフイホウG 4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 07 Jan 2013
- views: 947
「あおたけさんご」2012年X'masパーティーVol2
第4グループ
アロハ・マハロ・アフイホウ
「あおたけさんご」2012年X'masパーティーVol2
第4グループ
アロハ・マハロ・アフイホウ
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「あおたけさんご」2012年X'masパーティーVol2
第4グループ
アロハ・マハロ・アフイホウ
- published: 07 Jan 2013
- views: 947
emikutu『涙そうそうハワイ語バージョン』 ライブ@東京六本木島唄楽園
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:00
- Updated: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 3405
2013年4月7日 東京六本木の沖縄料理店『島唄楽園』で、横須賀出身の民謡唄者 金子絵美さんと、沖縄出身のギタリスト 高良篤人さんのユニット"emikutu"のライブの模様です！
夫婦ならではの息の合った演奏とＭＣが楽しいライブでした。
曲はKeali'i Reichel[ケアリィ・レイシェル}さんの"Ka No...
2013年4月7日 東京六本木の沖縄料理店『島唄楽園』で、横須賀出身の民謡唄者 金子絵美さんと、沖縄出身のギタリスト 高良篤人さんのユニット"emikutu"のライブの模様です！
夫婦ならではの息の合った演奏とＭＣが楽しいライブでした。
曲はKeali'i Reichel[ケアリィ・レイシェル}さんの"Ka Nohona Pili Kai"です。
BEGINの"涙そうそう"からインスピレーションを受けてつくられました。
金子絵美「Eimee's aloo you can sing」
http://www.eimee.info/
高良篤人「every day Blog」
http://tokchingt.ti-da.net/
沖縄の海で最高の楽しみをお約束いたします
ブルーリング ハッピーマリンサービス
ホームページ http://bluering.jp/
ブログ http://bluering.ti-da.net/
wn.com/Emikutu『涙そうそうハワイ語バージョン』 ライブ 東京六本木島唄楽園
2013年4月7日 東京六本木の沖縄料理店『島唄楽園』で、横須賀出身の民謡唄者 金子絵美さんと、沖縄出身のギタリスト 高良篤人さんのユニット"emikutu"のライブの模様です！
夫婦ならではの息の合った演奏とＭＣが楽しいライブでした。
曲はKeali'i Reichel[ケアリィ・レイシェル}さんの"Ka Nohona Pili Kai"です。
BEGINの"涙そうそう"からインスピレーションを受けてつくられました。
金子絵美「Eimee's aloo you can sing」
http://www.eimee.info/
高良篤人「every day Blog」
http://tokchingt.ti-da.net/
沖縄の海で最高の楽しみをお約束いたします
ブルーリング ハッピーマリンサービス
ホームページ http://bluering.jp/
ブログ http://bluering.ti-da.net/
- published: 10 Apr 2013
- views: 3405
iPad Tutorial - Internetional Keyboard - v9
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 02 Mar 2012
- views: 115
http://www.TutHero.com - This video will show how you can setup various types of keyboards on you iPad. Maybe you want the keyboard from another language other ...
http://www.TutHero.com - This video will show how you can setup various types of keyboards on you iPad. Maybe you want the keyboard from another language other than English.
wn.com/Ipad Tutorial Internetional Keyboard V9
Aloha
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 18 Mar 2012
- views: 30
Hawaiian Word of the Day - Aloha
Also the words
Ānuenue, ua, lā, Ali'i, Akua
Aloha mai kāua and Aloha mai kākou
Hawaiian Word of the Day - Aloha
Also the words
Ānuenue, ua, lā, Ali'i, Akua
Aloha mai kāua and Aloha mai kākou
wn.com/Aloha
Hawaiian Word of the Day - Aloha
Also the words
Ānuenue, ua, lā, Ali'i, Akua
Aloha mai kāua and Aloha mai kākou
- published: 18 Mar 2012
- views: 30
キートスとサンキューを叫びまくる人。ヘルシンキ
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:37
- Updated: 11 Aug 2014
- views: 24
キートスとサンキューを叫びまくる人。
ありがとうをこんなに叫ぶ人久々にみました。
キートスとサンキューを叫びまくる人。
ありがとうをこんなに叫ぶ人久々にみました。
wn.com/キートスとサンキューを叫びまくる人。ヘルシンキ
キートスとサンキューを叫びまくる人。
ありがとうをこんなに叫ぶ人久々にみました。
- published: 11 Aug 2014
- views: 24
Radio Ĉerizo Eduka - さくら教育放送 第2回 【ありがとう Dankon】
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 15 Feb 2011
- views: 2492
国際語・民際語エスペラントを学びましょう。
http://paramirado.com/
Por vi.
Por mi? Dankon.
国際語・民際語エスペラントを学びましょう。
http://paramirado.com/
Por vi.
Por mi? Dankon.
wn.com/Radio Ĉerizo Eduka さくら教育放送 第2回 【ありがとう Dankon】
国際語・民際語エスペラントを学びましょう。
http://paramirado.com/
Por vi.
Por mi? Dankon.
- published: 15 Feb 2011
- views: 2492
What is Open Source explained in LEGO
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:41
- Updated: 08 Jan 2015
- views: 33
Have you ever wondered - What is open source?
We made this stop motion video in an attempt to explain it for anyone. This, simply to help scale the positive pr...
Have you ever wondered - What is open source?
We made this stop motion video in an attempt to explain it for anyone. This, simply to help scale the positive principles within the open source paradigm.
The video itself is open for everyone to use, modify and share. So feel free to do that!
We made this video to explain the idea of Open Source. We wanted it to be easy to understand - even for people with no prior knowledge of Open Source or Free Software. However, history is never simple. We can only urge people to do further research into the history and as such the development of open source.
Kræn Hansen wrote this blogpost to explain our thoughts behind the video: http://blog.bitblueprint.com/now-anyo...
Please visit http://bitblueprint.com/ for more information on how to apply the open source paradigm to your organization. Visit http://movingmonday.com/ if you want to learn more about this awesome video production!
Thanks to 黃雋 (https://github.com/NETivism/) for the translation of the captions into Chinese.
wn.com/What Is Open Source Explained In Lego
Have you ever wondered - What is open source?
We made this stop motion video in an attempt to explain it for anyone. This, simply to help scale the positive principles within the open source paradigm.
The video itself is open for everyone to use, modify and share. So feel free to do that!
We made this video to explain the idea of Open Source. We wanted it to be easy to understand - even for people with no prior knowledge of Open Source or Free Software. However, history is never simple. We can only urge people to do further research into the history and as such the development of open source.
Kræn Hansen wrote this blogpost to explain our thoughts behind the video: http://blog.bitblueprint.com/now-anyo...
Please visit http://bitblueprint.com/ for more information on how to apply the open source paradigm to your organization. Visit http://movingmonday.com/ if you want to learn more about this awesome video production!
Thanks to 黃雋 (https://github.com/NETivism/) for the translation of the captions into Chinese.
- published: 08 Jan 2015
- views: 33
ハワイ語の打ち方のシリーズ：iOS 9
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:25
- Updated: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 174
こんばんは！電子のデバイスでハワイ語を設定し打つシリーズです！みなさんがちゃんとハワイ語で打ってみてほしいですから、このシリーズを作りました。iOS 9 を使っている方のためにvideoを作りましたので、どうぞご覧ください！
こんばんは！電子のデバイスでハワイ語を設定し打つシリーズです！みなさんがちゃんとハワイ語で打ってみてほしいですから、このシリーズを作りました。iOS 9 を使っている方のためにvideoを作りましたので、どうぞご覧ください！
wn.com/ハワイ語の打ち方のシリーズ：Ios 9
こんばんは！電子のデバイスでハワイ語を設定し打つシリーズです！みなさんがちゃんとハワイ語で打ってみてほしいですから、このシリーズを作りました。iOS 9 を使っている方のためにvideoを作りましたので、どうぞご覧ください！
- published: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 174
姐姐小一學閩語
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:21
- Updated: 20 Jan 2013
- views: 32
- published: 20 Jan 2013
- views: 32
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close fullscreen
- Playlist
- Chat
2:47
Kahakō and ʻokina
Today's Hawaiian word of the day I go over the importance of diacritical in words. They ch...
published: 23 Mar 2012
Kahakō and ʻokina
Kahakō and ʻokina
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- published: 23 Mar 2012
- views: 62
4:57
第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ
やっとですね。すみませんでした。
もしまだ第１のレッスンを見ていないなら、ここから見てください：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATiRSRcIj...
published: 09 Jul 2013
第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ
第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ
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- published: 09 Jul 2013
- views: 1677
2:52
ʻokina and kahakō on iPhone
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into somet...
published: 13 May 2012
ʻokina and kahakō on iPhone
ʻokina and kahakō on iPhone
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- published: 13 May 2012
- views: 380
1:27
ʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keyboard
[Update and warning: This works but it also changes the auto-correct dictionary into somet...
published: 13 May 2012
ʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keyboard
ʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keyboard
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- published: 13 May 2012
- views: 299
0:24
Hawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs
We built an add-on for Google Docs that enables you to directly input Hawaiian diacritics ...
published: 04 Feb 2016
Hawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs
Hawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs
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- published: 04 Feb 2016
- views: 115
0:08
How to pronounce Manti Te'o
Manti Te'o (MAN-tie TE-O) This is Manti Te'o saying his own name on Sunday Night Football....
published: 08 Dec 2014
How to pronounce Manti Te'o
How to pronounce Manti Te'o
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- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 735
8:57
The Road to Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii
Heading inland from Wailua on Kuamoo Road (580) past Opaekaa Falls and the Wailua Reservoi...
published: 26 Feb 2012
The Road to Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii
The Road to Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii
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- published: 26 Feb 2012
- views: 9357
3:39
Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language word Hawaiʻi derives from Prot...
published: 24 Dec 2013
Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
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- published: 24 Dec 2013
- views: 163
3:30
Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Powered by http://www.tanmarket.com - The Hawaiian language has about 2000 native speakers...
published: 25 Dec 2013
Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo11
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- published: 25 Dec 2013
- views: 190
2:12
まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
家事や育児のスキマ時間に
日給２万円を稼ぐ方法がありますが、
あなたは知りたいですか？
今すぐこちらをクリックをどうぞ！！
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ま...
published: 26 Nov 2015
まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉
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- views: 42
2:08
Flauta dulce, Okina Kuri No
Aquí esta para flauta, la canción tradicional japonesa.
Si gustan descargar el link esta a...
published: 17 Apr 2015
Flauta dulce, Okina Kuri No
Flauta dulce, Okina Kuri No
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- published: 17 Apr 2015
- views: 500
0:56
Okina Kuri No cantada
Cançó japonesa cantada amb lletra.
published: 03 Dec 2014
Okina Kuri No cantada
Okina Kuri No cantada
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- published: 03 Dec 2014
- views: 115
3:48
How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a Mac (OUTDATED!)
OUTDATED FOR MACs!!
Now you only need to type "a" while holding down the option key, the...
published: 20 Jul 2010
How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a Mac (OUTDATED!)
How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a Mac (OUTDATED!)
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- published: 20 Jul 2010
- views: 8086
1:39
Ting plans explained | Ting
Ting plans aren't so much plans as they are a pick and mix of minutes, text messages and m...
published: 08 Jan 2015
Ting plans explained | Ting
Ting plans explained | Ting
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Kahakō and ʻokina...
第２のハワイ語のレッスン：ʻ (ʻokina/ッオキナ) に集中するビデオ...
ʻokina and kahakō on iPhone...
ʻOkina & kahakō on iPad (and iPhone) English keybo...
Hawaiian Keyboard For Google Docs...
How to pronounce Manti Te'o...
The Road to Blue Hole, Kauai Hawaii...
Hawaii, USA 2 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvideo...
Hawaii, USA 10 Collage Video - youtube.com/tanvide...
まかな、あねら、おはな…芸能人“ハワイ語”で命名ブームの謎〈週刊朝日〉...
Flauta dulce, Okina Kuri No...
Okina Kuri No cantada...
How to type 'okina & kahakō in Hawaiian text on a ...
Ting plans explained | Ting...
アロハマハロアフイホウG 4...
emikutu『涙そうそうハワイ語バージョン』 ライブ@東京六本木島唄楽園...
iPad Tutorial - Internetional Keyboard - v9...
Aloha...
キートスとサンキューを叫びまくる人。ヘルシンキ...
Radio Ĉerizo Eduka - さくら教育放送 第2回 【ありがとう Dankon】...
What is Open Source explained in LEGO...
ハワイ語の打ち方のシリーズ：iOS 9...
姐姐小一學閩語...
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