What is the Hawaiian translation for Hanging Loose?
968851
shaka bra.....if I remember correctly, been 30 years since I lved there.
592010
I'm not speaking Hawaiian at the moment....but give me a couple more gins and I'll be talking in TONGUES!\n\nhehehehehehehe\n\n;o]\n\nThis looks as if it could be of use to you though....
1172066
Remember, Hawaiian Guitar is tuned differently than conventional guitar tuning. As a matter of fact, Hawaiian Steel and Slack Key have many tuning variations. The most common, especially for beginners, being GBDGBD as opposed to the traditional EADGBE.\nThere are many teachers here in the islands but not many on the mainland, I'm afraid. However, you ought to be able to find resources on the net. Try searches on Hawaiian Guitar Tuning, or Hawaiian Steel Guitar.\nAloha, may you find success in your endeavors.
917695
it's not the bad spelling. it's just that it doesn't make any sense. try to listen to it again. maybe by the second one you hear "kiries kai kirioi" which means " ladies and gentlemen" . sounds close enough
572021
Well like most phrases.. it's contexual.\n\n"Falling out" of love means... They, he or She... don't feel the love anymore\n\n"Falling out" during SEX means, the guy should take shorter strokes, or put his feet closer together.\n\n"Falling out" at the beach means her Bikini top was too small and she bent over too quickly\n\n"Falling out" in terms of a liquid, means that something, like sugar, is settling to the bottom.\n\nAnd yes... A "falling out" between friends or lovers, on smaller scale... as my first meaning... means that they are less dedicated to each other... maybe even stopped being friends.\n\nI hope that helps
1086581
SEE luh pwa-SSOH oo zhuh-dee ma-TAIN\n\nand keep the tain and dee short. not a long syllable. \nfor matin its not perfect but it's the closest i could come up with  in english
816353
It means "going crazy without you". But your transliteration is somewhat wrong. It is supposed to be "bez tebya s-hozhu s uma". It is just one word, but makes all the difference, because "hochu" means "want", and then the expression doesn't make sense.
223127
kaze - wind\nwo ( normally pronounced "o") - particle\natsumete - gather/accumulate\n\nThen the meaning of the phrase is "gather the winds"
965707
You can say it the way you do in English. That is the easiest way. The Japanese use many words from other languages just as we do in English. The person who gave you the first answer is the best answer. you could also use kon'yaku which means to be engaged. But be careful the wrong intonation and it is something you eat.\n   That is why I say go with fiance but pronounce it phonetically to sound Japanese.
499338
Guo ryhmes with whoa (like to tell a horse to stop)\nlan rhymes with man
469562
I think it's Samoan and means something like "Good luck in your day and work."
969140
It is not a very good word, and there is no direct translation. It is something like f**k or s**t, and usually used when you drop something or do something wrong.
469514
It's a Filipino word. "punta kanadito" or "punta ka na dito" means "come here already". "Asakana", actually this is a  shortened form of "Nasaan ka na" it means, "where are you at?"
1155665
Bahay Kubo\n\n\nMunti de kahit de Bahay-kubo, \nSarisari halama'y d'Ang.\nBubong, dingding gumigiray ; \nDi haligi'y d'Ang humapay.\nSingkamas d'Ang, tubo, talong\nInimpok SA de Na peut silong, \nNagkagusto de mai Kastilang, \nTodo-todo kamkami'y de Nang.\nKundol de Maging au patola ; \nHinog de Manggang, pinya de kahit, \nAmer'kano et pumutpot, \nSinimot ay de Halamanan.\nLuya de Pati aux kamatis\nMatatamis saging de mang de O, \nDorobo de Na de mai Hapones, \nKianlbo ay de bakuran d'Ang.\nMunti de kahit de Bahay-kubo, \nSarisari halama'y d'Ang.\nHalimaw d'anneau de Sarisari\nNabundat d'Ang au nagnakaw. \n\nRamon Amancio Estanque
130632
Tervetuloa Naantaliin!\n\n(It can also be written separately "Terve tuloa Naantaliin", but usually it's written together)
48190
"aku ikan" Indonesian and Malay. Pronounce: ah-koo-ee-kahn
1097881
okay see this\n\nghataon- make it less\n\nchhan-moon\n\nrahi-traveller\n\nhalki-light weight\n\nyun-this way\n\ntootke-to break down\n\ndheemi-slow\n\nraagini-musical\n\nthanks to my indian friend