"A hui hou, mālama pono!"

Translation: Until we meet again, take good care!

[Andu444]

Shouldn't 'take good care' also be accepeted if pono means 'good'?

[MK5Eu9]

it’s been accepted Nov 25,2018

[MacKinzieRob]

WOW MKSEu9 I didn't expect to see you on DLHawaiian. You have been SO helpful on DLJapanese!

[OonaJoyce1]

Couldn't the sentence be translated to " until you and I meet again, take good care?" Doulingo told me that it's not correct.

[Pind116]

Weird... It worked with me (08/11-2020)

[Andu444]

I guess they fixed it.

[monsoon.mama]

Is it commonly said this way in actual conversation? Or is it more often spoken "A hui hou, e mālama pono!" since you are telling someone to do something?

[KarinLynn1]

good question??

[Steve177637]

If the meaning is the same with or without the "pono", then why say "pono"?

[Pind116]

I think it's "Take care" and "Take good care"
So to be more formal, you would say "Take good care" in English and Hawaiian (Mālama pono)

[Zach_Factor]

Why don't you need "kaua" or "kakou" in this sentence, after "a hui hou"?

[rokzas]

Why can't i translate as take care until we meet again?

[Jim292127]

Such a confusing sentence.

[AbbyRose232636]

Pono does not mean "good", it means right or proper.

[Akamai14]

Take care is a proper translation

[Dealanach]

Shouldn't until we meet again take good care also be acceptable?

[MojaveMama]

It's accepted.