How do you say thank friend in hawaiian?

There's no single direct translation for "thank friend" in Hawaiian. Here's why and a couple of ways you can say it:

* Hawaiian focuses on expressing gratitude generally, not specifically to a friend:

* Mahalo: This is the most common way to say "thank you" in Hawaiian, and it works well for friends.

* Mahalo nui loa: This means "thank you very much" and is a bit more formal.

* You can add "e hoa" (friend) to emphasize the friendship:

* Mahalo, e hoa: This translates to "Thank you, friend."

* Mahalo nui loa, e hoa: This means "Thank you very much, friend."

Ultimately, the best way to show your gratitude to your friend is to use "Mahalo" and add a genuine smile! 😊