The Green celebrate Hawaiian Language Month by challenging fans to translate a verse from one of their songs

Daily Reggae News

Feb 15

The Green are celebrating Hawaiian Language Month by challenging fans to translate a verse from one of their songs.

What a cool idea! If you know the Hawaiin language, or are interested in learning it, bringing The Green’s music into the fold is the perfect way to build your language skills!

In a post on the band’s Facebook, The Green said, “We are so happy to announce our first song translating contest E Unuhi mai to celebrate Hawaiian Language Month.

Check out the flyers above for the directions, they are in both olelo Hawaii and English. Good luck!”

Once you translate, record the verse and make sure to tag the band by Feb. 18!

By CB.

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