Kawai : /kaˈvai̯/
Ka : article, the
wai : noun, water, fresh water, water other than sea water
Kawai, named for the Hawaiian term for fresh water, embodies the elements of life giving properties for language learning and teaching.
Kawai is a living entity whose purpose is to nourish and replenish those who are asking questions, who are bored in their classrooms, who are tired of the way things have always been and are looking to refresh and renew.
Kawai is for those who may just need a sip, to see if the water is sweet, before coming back for more. It's for those who want to dive in and drink deeply. It's for those who didn't know they were thirsty and for those who are parched.
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Setting Sail ~ Come explore the wai
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