The Hawaiian word "ilio" is pronounced ee-LEE-oh.
Water of Lea
You pronounce it like the name michele.
Lee like a boy's name or middle name
It is pronounced "hoe-nuu." The "u" at the end is a long vowel sound.
The same way you pronounce it in English
With certain exceptions, city names from one language are usually not translated into other languages. Madrid could be transliterated into Hawaiian as Makulike, but this would be incomprehensible, and the word "Madrid" is the normal word in Hawaiian.
In Hawaiian, Leah would be translated as "Leia."
The likely word is lease (rental agreement, or to rent).A similar word is leash (dog restraint, or to put on a leash).
Ah, what a lovely question. In Hawaiian, you would say "Jesus Christ" as "Iesu Kristo." The Hawaiian language is full of beauty and aloha, just like the spirit of Jesus himself. Keep exploring the wonders of language, my friend.
Jenifer.
The word "KÅ«" in Hawaiian is pronounced as "koo" with a long "oo" sound, similar to the English word "too." The accent mark (macron) over the "u" indicates a long vowel sound.