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How do you say question in Hawaiian?

The most common way to say "question" in Hawaiian is nīnau.

It can be used as a noun or a verb. For example:

* He nīnau iā ia. (He asked her.)

* He aha kāu nīnau? (What is your question?)

There are other, less common ways to express "question" depending on the context, such as:

* Kūkala (to inquire, to investigate)

* Hoʻomaopopo (to understand, to comprehend)

* Hōʻike (to show, to explain)

However, nīnau is the most straightforward and common way to express the concept of "question" in Hawaiian.

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