Comments for Hawaii Questions http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii Discover The Answers To Your Most Important Questions On Hawaii Wed, 20 Aug 2008 02:55:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Hawaiian Spicy Chicken Wings by Annie http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii/2007/10/19/hawaiian-spicy-chicken-wings/#comment-157 Annie Thu, 07 Feb 2008 20:32:26 +0000 http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii/2007/10/19/hawaiian-spicy-chicken-wings/#comment-157 My fiance is from Hawaii, and misses the food from home most. I can't wait to try this recipe and impress him with my cooking skills. My fiance is from Hawaii, and misses the food from home most. I can’t wait to try this recipe and impress him with my cooking skills.

]]> Comment on Most common Hawaiian word by April http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii/2007/10/17/most-common-hawaiian-word/#comment-85 April Tue, 18 Dec 2007 19:09:26 +0000 http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii/2007/10/17/most-common-hawaiian-word/#comment-85 Mahalo! When we were vacationing, the most common word used was "mahalo." That could probably be because most of the time we were being "serviced." For example, when we checked into the hotel, the clerk would say "mahalo, for choosing our hotel.." When we would buy things at the store, the cashier would end the transaction with, "mahalo." And so forth. However, if being greeted by these workers, you will hear the word "aloha," especially if they think you may be a tourist. If you're looking for a sentence, pidgin (broken english) would be prevalent among the locals. Mahalo!

When we were vacationing, the most common word used was “mahalo.” That could probably be because most of the time we were being “serviced.” For example, when we checked into the hotel, the clerk would say “mahalo, for choosing our hotel..” When we would buy things at the store, the cashier would end the transaction with, “mahalo.” And so forth.

However, if being greeted by these workers, you will hear the word “aloha,” especially if they think you may be a tourist.

If you’re looking for a sentence, pidgin (broken english) would be prevalent among the locals.

]]> Comment on Maui Luaus and The Road to Hana by Ron http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii/2007/09/28/maui-luaus-and-the-road-to-hana/#comment-43 Ron Sat, 13 Oct 2007 06:52:03 +0000 http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii/2007/09/28/maui-luaus-and-the-road-to-hana/#comment-43 Thanks for the input Maui Girl! I appreciate it. Ron Thanks for the input Maui Girl! I appreciate it.
Ron

]]> Comment on Maui Luaus and The Road to Hana by Maui Girl http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii/2007/09/28/maui-luaus-and-the-road-to-hana/#comment-34 Maui Girl Mon, 01 Oct 2007 22:08:57 +0000 http://www.hawaiiquestions.com/hawaii/2007/09/28/maui-luaus-and-the-road-to-hana/#comment-34 I would do the Feast of Lele. It's nore romantic and it's a sit down meal. You get to watch a different dance for every course of food. Old Lahaina Luau is great too, but expensive for a regular luau. Either way you'll be paying a good amount, but it's worth every penny. I would do the Feast of Lele. It’s nore romantic and it’s a sit down meal. You get to watch a different dance for every course of food.

Old Lahaina Luau is great too, but expensive for a regular luau. Either way you’ll be paying a good amount, but it’s worth every penny.

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