E Ho Mai 

It would be nice if you provide attributes to Aunty Edith Kanaka’ole for having written this chant and also for Kumu John Keolamaka’ainana Lake for chanting it.

Hawaiian is such a beautiful language, the chants are so enchanting

Kumu Lake was my kumu when I lived in Hawai`i in 1994. I miss him. Joyce

This is my S.S homework thanks for posting this i am learning got to learn it the end of september

It came to my attention that is chanted "O na mea huna no'eau" but it's spelled "I na (...)" Is there a reason? And just looked for Aunty Edith Kanaka'ole and the spelling is with "O". Mahalo nui.

Mahalo Nui for this.

So beautiful!! Thank you!!

I'm learning this chant in my class

Polynesian languages are similar, but not the same. Like Dutch and German are similar, coming from the same root language, but not the same. Mahalo

bring forth to me the knowledge from above

This is beautiful! thank you for sharing:)

our school learned off of this chant... thanks...

@Fishallday100 ‘Ae, ‘o Kumu Lake kēia. Mahalo e Kumu.

Mana power wisdom prayer 400%

Thank you.

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thank you

❤

hele mai ka naʻauao a me ka ʻuhane kuʻu hoa

can't stop laughing!

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