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Help[Facts] How do you say Liana in Hawaiian because when i went to....
when i went to name translation there was no tranlation for Liana and that kinda sucks and what does Jorelle mean because that is a name but i dont know anybody with the name Jorelle?
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I knew someone named Liana who grew up in Hawaii (Oahu). You say Liana exactly as it’s spelled, with the ‘i’ pronounced as a hard ‘e’ as in ‘tree,’ not a soft ‘e’ as in ‘leg.’ The ‘a’ (both) are pronounced like an ‘ah’. So all together, it’s like saying lee-ah-nah.
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A liana is a kind of creeper or vine. Perhaps you could find out the equivalent to that in Hawaiian.
Jorelle sounds like a version of Jor-El, Superman's father.
Jorelle sounds like a version of Jor-El, Superman's father.
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thanx cat that helps a whole lot!
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Liana . . .
There is probably no Hawaiian translation for 'Liana'. The majority of Hawaiian translation names are either Biblical names or names that are very common in English-speaking countries. Liana is neither.
I have never heard of the name Jorelle before, and it has never ranked within the top 1000 names in the US. A quick Google search seems to indicate that Jorelle is the brand name of a wooden toys company in France, but that is all I've been able to discover.
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There is probably no Hawaiian translation for 'Liana'. The majority of Hawaiian translation names are either Biblical names or names that are very common in English-speaking countries. Liana is neither.
I have never heard of the name Jorelle before, and it has never ranked within the top 1000 names in the US. A quick Google search seems to indicate that Jorelle is the brand name of a wooden toys company in France, but that is all I've been able to discover.
All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. - J.R.R. Tolkien.
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