How do you say Jesus loves in Hawaiian?

There isn't a single, direct translation of "Jesus loves" in Hawaiian. However, you could express it in a few ways:

1. Using the name "Iesu" for Jesus and "aloha" for love:

* Iesu aloha. (This is the most straightforward translation, but it doesn't convey the depth of love that Jesus has.)

* Iesu aloha nui. (This adds "nui" meaning "great" or "much" to emphasize the intensity of love.)

2. Using a more poetic phrase:

* Iesu ke aloha nui o ke Akua. (This translates to "Jesus is the great love of God" and emphasizes the divine source of Jesus's love.)

3. Using a metaphor:

* E like me ka aloha o Iesu. (This translates to "Like the love of Jesus." This is a poetic way to say that Jesus's love is like something else, leaving room for interpretation.)

4. Using a religious phrase:

* Ke aloha o Iesu o Kalvaria. (This translates to "The love of Jesus of Calvary." This is a specific reference to Jesus's sacrifice on the cross.)

The best way to say "Jesus loves" in Hawaiian depends on the context and the tone you want to convey. You can choose the phrase that best fits your needs.