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Hello everyone! I was born and raised in Mililani, Hawaii. I am not Hawaiian, but some of my ancestors came from Tahiti and Samoa. I am currently studying French and Japanese, but would love to learn any language. I find all cultures interesting, so tell me about yours and I will tell you about mine! No worries! Aloha Kākou! Ku'u ʻĀina Hānau mauka, Mililani, Hawaii. Pili ma nā kūpuna kahiki a me sāmoa au. ʻŌlelo Palani a me Kepanī a'o au. Hauʻoli kēia hui ʻana o kāua! He mau aikāne, he pūnana na ke onaona! :)
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    English: Eventide Tahitian: "Avei'a; guidance, navigation by the stars" Hawaiian: "Ko'i'ula: Rainbow-hued mist"
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    January 9, 2010
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    http://www.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/audio.pl?awkwar01=awkward If you use this link there is someone pronouncing the word for you. :)
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    November 29, 2009
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    Dear Stefi!, For the most part it is correct :) However, let me suggest some adjustments: I do not quite understand what you are trying to say with "get spilled over on" but I think you are trying to say "and the people who are skinny who are having their privacy invaded by the obese people suffer as well." Next, "A growing number of airlines are forcing bigger passenger..." should be "...bigger passengers...". Next, "but" seems a little awkward in the beginning of a sentence because it is a conjunction. "However, some larger passengers.." makes more sense. I hope this information is helpful to you! :) -Lihau
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    November 29, 2009
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    I wish! Let me know if you find anyone :D
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    November 27, 2009
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    It is the slang for "Do not you?" or more commonly said "Do you not?" as in "You have a car, don't cha?" "You have a car, don't you?" or "Is that correct?".
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    November 27, 2009
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