🌺 Aloha from Hawaii: The Language of the Islands 🌊

Welcome to “factset,” where today we’re exploring the beautiful simplicity of the Hawaiian alphabet. With only 13 letters, it’s one of the most concise alphabets in the world. The Hawaiian language is made up of five vowels: A, E, I, O, U, and eight consonants: H, K, L, M, N, P, W, plus the ʻOkina, a symbol that represents a glottal stop.

🔍 The Essence of Hawaiian

Vowels: The heart of the language, vowels can be long or short, changing the meaning of words.
Consonants: Few but mighty, each consonant plays a crucial role in the language.
ʻOkina: This unique symbol is not just an apostrophe; it’s a consonant that shapes the rhythm of Hawaiian speech.
📚 Did You Know?

The Hawaiian language was once banned in schools but has seen a revival in recent decades.
It’s known for its melodious and flowing pronunciation, reflecting the island’s serene beauty.
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