. In the phonology of the Hawaiian language, there are only open syllables. Using
this information, can you work out how English "Merry Christmas" became
"Mele Kalikimaka" for people in Hawaii? Also, based on this slender evidence,
which two English consonants are probably not phonemes in Hawaiian?

Cis definitley the answer 

•as parts of ceremonies and often to ask for peace and blessings from evil. • late at night to entertain themselves or foreign visitors at the camp. • on long journeys through the arizona desert, to keep their energy and minds boosted. • during the long winter nights, when they were cold and the land was not suitable for farming.