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How do you say pinkies niece in hawaiian?

There isn't a direct translation for "pinkie's niece" in Hawaiian. Hawaiian grammar structures sentences differently and focuses on relationships rather than literal possession.

To express this, you would need to provide more context. For example, you could say:

* "Ke kaikamahine a ke kaikunane" (The daughter of the younger brother) if you are talking about the niece of a male sibling.

* "Ke kaikamahine a ke kaikuahine" (The daughter of the younger sister) if you are talking about the niece of a female sibling.

You could also use the person's name and relationship:

* "Ke kaikamahine o [name]" (The daughter of [name])

Remember that Hawaiian language often emphasizes the context and relationship rather than direct possession.

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