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Aloha!I will start with an overview and then provide a specific plan at the bottom:As with any language, first you need a few basic things:a) a strong desire to stick with it. I mean it. YOU NEED TO HAVE SUCH A STRONG "WHY" or you're gonna be lazy and eventually quit without even realizing it.b) discipline to hold to a regular weekly study schedule and DO HOMEWORK. Without self-study, you'll never progress with any speed. And you'll forget what you learn in class.c) the willingness to work with a teacher no matter which method you choose; no student can ever gain full proficiency (or progress as fast) simply by using books, online programs, apps, etc.Specifically for learning Hawaiian, I recommend:a) BOOKS: Go here Amazon.com: hawaiian language I'm not going to tell you which one is best for two reasons. First, what I think is amazingly helpful may not be helpful to you. Second, no matter what, you should always be using three different textbooks because no language textbook explains concepts equally well. Some are strong on the present tense but are incredibly confusing when talking about possessives, and vice versa. By choosing a few, you ensure you don't get frustrated and quit when you simply don't understand a concept in one particular book. Trust me: the problem is not necessarily with you; it's with the book authors.b) SELF-STUDY: A quick search shows quite a few choices.Learn Hawaiian Online | Fun Hawaiian Language Lessons http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?product=ask.com&action=info&source=cr&version=&ulang=eng&url=learnhawaiianonline.comhttp://learnhawaiianonline.com/Embrace the Hawaiian language with this easy to use website and learn Hawaiian from home! If you are a beginner and have been wondering where you can ...ʻŌlelo|online | Your Online Hawaiian Language Classroom http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?product=ask.com&action=info&source=cr&version=&ulang=eng&url=oleloonline.comhttps://oleloonline.com/ʻŌlelo Online is a place to learn basic, intermediate, and advanced Hawaiian language online with videos, audio files, books, documents, worksheets, and ...LearnHawaiian - YouTube http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?product=ask.com&action=info&source=cr&version=&ulang=eng&url=www.youtube.comhttps://www.youtube.com/user/LearnHawaiianThis playlist includes videos corresponding to the University of Hawai'i at Hilo's Hawaiian language textbook for learning Hawaiian. If you are new tolearning ...Learn Hawaiian Online - Write or Speak in Hawaiian Language ... http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?product=ask.com&action=info&source=cr&version=&ulang=eng&url=www.mylanguageexchange.comhttp://www.mylanguageexchange.com/Learn/hawaiian.aspLearn Hawaiian online by practicing with a native speaker who is learning your language. Write or speak Hawaiian online to improve grammar or conversation.Learn Hawaiian. - Mango Languages http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?product=ask.com&action=info&source=cr&version=&ulang=eng&url=www.mangolanguages.comhttps://www.mangolanguages.com/available-languages/learn-hawaiian/Hawaii's art, dance, music, and cuisine come to life when you learn the ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language). Whether you're learning hula on Kauai, riding a ..VoiceNation | Learn to Speak Hawaiian http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?product=ask.com&action=info&source=cr&version=&ulang=eng&url=www.voicenation.comhttp://www.voicenation.com/resources/learn-to-speak-hawaiian.shtmlHawaiian Pronunciation: Learn how to pronounce Hawaiian consonants and vowels from ... Hawaiian Dictionary: A free online Hawaiian to English dictionary.I suggest you look through each one and see which one resonates with you most. I removed a few of the results and only left the most instructive. Some offer some type of free trial, and you should check them out and decide for yourself which one you like best.c) TEACHERS: Whether you use books or software to supplement your learning, your primary tool MUST be a teacher. Some of the above programs offer real teachers, and you MUST use one of them, or find a live teacher somewhere. This is crucial because no matter how smart you are, you need to practice speaking and listening, and you need to make sure your pronunciation is correct, and that you are using proper grammar and vocabulary. That simply can't happen with just a book.SUMMARYa) Get serious about it. Those who dabble don't get very far with languages.b) Keep going even if you start to see no progress. Believe it or not, you are making progress even though it feels like you're not. Then, suddenly, you'll have a big WHOAH! moment when things suddenly start to click. Don't give up before the WHOAH! moment!c) Create a study plan. Once a week, is better than trying to do every day and giving up after four days. I heartily recommend the app Next! to help you keep track of your recurring study sessions and recurring homework assignments.d) Do homework. You should be spending twice as much time doing self-study and homework as you are in class with your teacher. If you just rely on classes, your progress will be at a snail's pace and you'll probably die before learning how to speak Hawaiian.e) GO TO HAWAII. Go there, and practice. At the very least, download an app like Tandem and find a language practice partner.Later dudes!-Monroe