How do you say hello my name is in Hawaiian?

There are a few ways to say "hello, my name is" in Hawaiian, depending on the level of formality and the context:

Formal:

* Aloha, ʻo wau (name). (This is the most common and polite way to introduce yourself.)

* Aloha, ʻo (name) koʻu inoa. (This emphasizes "my name" and is slightly more formal.)

Informal:

* Aloha, (name) koʻu inoa. (This is more casual and can be used with friends or family.)

Other options:

* E komo mai, ʻo wau (name). (This literally means "Welcome, I am (name)" and is used when welcoming someone.)

Remember: In Hawaiian, you always use the word "ʻo" before your name when introducing yourself.

Example:

* Aloha, ʻo wau ʻIlima. (Hello, my name is Ilima.)

You can also add "iā ʻoe" after your name for a more friendly greeting, meaning "to you."

* Aloha, ʻo wau ʻIlima iā ʻoe. (Hello, my name is Ilima to you.)