E Heluhelu Kākou: No ke Anilā

E-heluhelu-kakou

The Hawai­ian lan­guage — ʻŌle­lo Hawaiʻi — is a beau­ti­ful, rich lan­guage. Thanks to the inter­net, ʻōle­lo can now be heard across the globe. E-heluhelu-kakou

Read-aloud ver­sions of chil­drenʻs books in Eng­lish are read­i­ly avail­able online. And now thanks to Kame­hame­ha Pub­lish­ing, books in ōle­lo are, too.

I am pleased to fea­ture No ke Ahilā — Our Hawaiʻi Weath­er, a delight­ful bilin­gual board­book for kei­ki, writ­ten by Kaulana Domeg and Mahealani Kobashigawa and read by flu­ent ʻōle­lo speak­er, and won­der­ful pre­sen­ter, Mak­iʻilei Ishihara.

Cred­its: Used with per­mis­sion from Kame­hame­ha Schools (Maha­lo!)