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Home Home Pacific Islander Religions Hawaiian Historical Legends Pronunciation
Pronunciation
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Pronunciation

Chapters

  1. Title Page
  2. Contents
  3. Illustrations
  4. Preface
  5. Pronunciation
  6. I. Maui the Polynesian
  7. II. Maui Seeking Immortality
  8. III. The Water of Life
  9. IV. A Viking of the Pacific
  10. V. Legendary Home of the Polynesians
  11. VI. The Sons of Kii
  12. VII. Paao From Samoa
  13. VIII. Moi-keha, The Restless
  14. IX. Laa From Tahiti
  15. X. First Foreigners
  16. XI. Captain Cook
  17. XII. The Ivory of Oahu
  18. The Alapa Regiment
  19. XIV. The Last Prophet Of Oahu
  20. XV. The Eight Of Oahu
  21. XVI. The Red Mouth Gun
  22. XVII. The Law of the Splintered Paddle
  23. XVIII. Last of the Tabu
  24. XIX. First Hawaiian Printing
  25. XX. The First Constitution
  26. XXI. The Hawaiian Flag
  27. Index
  28. Special Pages: Errata
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Pronunciation

PRONUNCIATION

In reading Hawaiian words do not end a syllable with a consonant, and pronounce all vowels as if they were Italian or French.

a

=

a in father.

e

=

e in they.

i

=

i in pin.

o

=

o in hold.

u

=

oo in spoon.

This is a fairly good rule for the pronunciation of all Polynesian words.

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