General "see":
* ʻIke (ee-kay): This is the most common and general way to say "see" in Hawaiian. It means "to see, to know, to understand".
* Nānā (nah-nah): This means "to look at, to watch, to observe".
"See you later":
* A hui hou (ah-hoo-ee how): This means "until we meet again". It's the most common way to say "see you later" in Hawaiian.
* Aloha kakahiaka (ah-lo-ha kah-kah-hee-ah-kah): This means "good morning" and can be used as a farewell in the morning.
* Aloha auinalā (ah-lo-ha ow-ee-nah-lah): This means "good afternoon" and can be used as a farewell in the afternoon.
* Aloha ahiahi (ah-lo-ha ah-hee-ah-hee): This means "good evening" and can be used as a farewell in the evening.
The best way to say "see" in Hawaiian depends on the specific situation and the level of formality.