"Aloha nui loa" is a Hawaiian phrase that means "much love" or "much aloha" in English. It is a heartfelt way of expressing deep affection and care for someone.
Aloha nui loa, Aloha nui, or Aloha no. Nui means big or grand, and loa and one usage of the word "no" are intensifiers that makes anything that comes before even bigger. So at various times you could say, "Aloha nui," a shortened form of "much aloha," or the full "aloha nui loa," for the most amount of aloha. "Aloha no" is a common casual form, usually a greeting, an affirmation of strong aloha. This is different however from saying, "I love you," which is translated as, "Aloha au 'ia 'oe," or "Aloha from me to you."
"Hui hou" means "until we meet again," while "aloha nui loa" means "with much love." Putting them together creates a warm farewell message in Hawaiian.
Aloha nui loa [aloha noo-ee lo-ah]
To say "Wishing you much love" in Hawaiian, you can say "Ke aloha nui e hele mai ana."
You can say "Aloha nui loa" to express "we love you" in Hawaiian.
To say "thank you for everything" in Hawaiian you can say "mahalo nui loa."
aloha: maika'i no [myka'ee no] or maika'i nui loa [noowee lo-ah]
punahele [poo-nah-hay-lay]
Aloha nui loa, kau a kau [aloha noo-ee lo-ah, cow ah cow]
Aloha nui loa mai ohana kaua i no ʻolua [aloha noo-ee lo-ah my O-ha-na kay-ooh-ah E no 'O-loo-ah]
Mahalo nui loa is a Hawaiian expression that means "thank you very much" or "thank you greatly." It is a way to show deep gratitude or appreciation for something.