The word for Friday, October 12, 2007 is
wela. It means hot in English. I thought we'd grab an adjective this time that could be used on a regular basis. In fact in doing my research
wela is one of the 100 most common words used in the English language. Now by hot you can think like an oven, from the sun, or even as in describing the looks of a car, or the passion associated with an attraction. Doubling it increases the strength of the heat. For example: scorching, burning-up, boiling hot, you get the idea.
PronunciationWE-la
we as wa in
waste
la as lu in
luggage
Sample Sentences :It's getting
wela in here, so...
Man, that mustange is
wela.
The weather man said it will be
wela today.
The man in the car in front of us is making me
welawela.
I'm going to be in the
noho wela when I get home.
A Hui Hou,
Shawn