This sentence is in hawaiin language o ke ola na opio ko makou kule what does it mean English?

The sentence you provided, "O ke ola na opio ko makou kule," is actually a combination of Hawaiian and English. Here's a breakdown:

* O ke ola na opio: This is the Hawaiian part, meaning "The life of the children."

* Ko makou kule: This is the English part, meaning "Our responsibility."

Putting it together, the full sentence means "The life of the children is our responsibility."

It's a beautiful and powerful statement emphasizing the importance of caring for and nurturing children.