Ka Wai Ola - Office of Hawaiian Affairs, Volume 38, Number 2, 1 February 2019 — Page 20 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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Makemake kēia e ka'ana aku i nā kumuwaiwai e kāko'o i ka 'ōlelo Hawai'i he 'ōlelo ola. 'Oiai he aupuni palapala ko kākou i ho'okahua 'ia e Kamehameha III. Inā hiki i ka po'e ke kele aku i Waihona me ka mana'o ma laila nō e 'imi ai i nā ha'awina/ kumuwai-wai i kū i ka ōlelo, ka loina, ka noeau, a me ke kuana'ike Hawai'i. Makemake pū wau e komo i kau mapuna hoe i pae akula i ka 'āina. I want to share the resources that support Hawaiian language as a living language. We have been bequeathed a literate nation, established by Kamehameha III. If people ean browse Waihona knowing that the lessons and resources contained therein are rich in Hawaiian language, traditions, exemplary works and perspectives, then I want to join these efforts until we reach our destination.