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How do you say hello can I help in Hawaiian?

There are a few ways to say "hello, can I help you?" in Hawaiian, depending on the formality and context:

Formal:

* Aloha kakahiaka, e kōkua au? (Good morning, can I help you?)

* Aloha awakea, e kōkua au? (Good afternoon, can I help you?)

* Aloha ahiahi, e kōkua au? (Good evening, can I help you?)

* Aloha, e kōkua au? (Hello, can I help you?)

Informal:

* Aloha, he kōkua? (Hello, can I help?)

* Pehea ʻoe? E kōkua au? (How are you? Can I help?)

You can also simply say:

* E kōkua au? (Can I help?)

Note: The phrase "e kōkua au" literally translates to "I will help." It's a common way to offer assistance in Hawaiian.

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