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How do you say Sandy in Hawaiian?

There isn't a direct translation for "Sandy" in Hawaiian. However, you could use a few options depending on the context:

If you mean "sandy" as in referring to sand:

* Oneʻa: This means "sand" in Hawaiian. You could say "Oneʻa ʻāina" (meaning "sandy land") or "Oneʻa kahakai" (meaning "sandy beach").

If you mean "Sandy" as a name:

* Sani: This is a simple, phonetic approximation of "Sandy".

* Keone: This means "sand" and could be used as a nickname for "Sandy".

* A name that has similar meaning or sound: You could choose a Hawaiian name with a similar meaning or sound to "Sandy", such as "Sandara" or "Sana".

Ultimately, the best way to say "Sandy" in Hawaiian depends on the specific context and your personal preference.

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