"He ʻohana kākou!"

Translation: We are all family!

[Panchete1]

[Beth362866]

Why not "everyone is family?"

[SpeakOnIt]

COUSIN!

[Zylbath]

Stiiiitch :((

[ryagami97]

Aluu ikinngutiga x)

[Gail51462]

I agree with Beth: why not 'everyone is family'?

[kelii....]

Well, when they taught Pehea kākou? to mean How is everyone?, that was a loose translation. The word kākou actually means we in a specific way. It means we, including you and me and other people, kind of like everyone. However, everyone cannot usually be translated as kākou, since everyone can be others except "me", for example everyone in my family likes grapes except me. In that regard, you cannot use kākou.

[Lafilozofo22]

Translation could be we are all a family? I mean with the "a", because He means "a" or "an" right?

[kelii....]

That is a definite possibility.

[kelii....]

I am old. This is a Sunland reference to me - We Are Only Human. We are in a family... but he sings "He ʻohana mākou!" Uh no. wrong we.