Ka Pīʻāpā, Nā Kaʻi, Nā ʻAmi Flashcards by finni the winigans

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He

(Nā Kaʻi)

A

A / An

Example: He keiki (A child)

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Ka / Ke

(Nā Kaʻi)

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The

Example:
Ke alanui (the street)
Ka haumana (the student)

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Kēia

(Nā Kaʻi)

A

This

Example:
Kēia hale (This house)

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Kēlā

(Nā Kaʻi)

A

That

Example:
Kēlā kalipa (That slipper)

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Kou

(Nā Kaʻi)

A

Your

Example:
Kou ʻīlio (Your dog)

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Kou mau

(Nā Kaʻi)

A

Your (Plural)

Example:
Kou mau keiki (Your children)

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Koʻu

(Nā Kaʻi)

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My

Example:
Koʻu kaʻa (My car)

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Koʻu mau

(Nā Kaʻi)

A

My (plural)

Example:
Koʻu mau ʻanakala
(My uncles)

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I

(Nā ʻAmi)

A

To (Also used as: In, on, or at)

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O

(Nā ʻAmi)

A

Of

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Ma

(Nā ʻAmi)

A

On

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Me

(Nā ʻAmi)

A

With

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ʻO

(Nā ʻAmi)

A

Used in citing of a name

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What is Ka Pīʻāpā?

Ka Pīʻāpā

A

The first Hawaiian Language spelling book.

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When was Ka Pīʻāpā printed?

Ka Pīʻāpā

A

1822 (After missionaries arrived)

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What are the 13 letters of the Hawaiian Alphabet?

Alphabet

A

A, E, I, O, U,
He, Ke, La, Mu, Nu,
Pi, We, ʻOkina

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What is an ʻOkina?

Alphabet

A

A glottal stop

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Who created Ka Pīʻāpā ?

Ka Pīʻāpā

A

Mary Kawena Pukui

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Who is Mary Kawena Pukui?

Ka Pīʻāpā

A

A Hawaiian Scholar
Creator of Ka Pīʻāpā

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Au

(Nā Papani)

A

I

Q

Wau

(Nā Papani)

A

I

Q

Me aʻu

(Nā Papani)

A

With me

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Iaʻu

(Nā Papani)

A

To me

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ʻOe

(Nā Papani)

A

You

Q

ʻO ia

(Nā Papani)

A

He / She

Q

Me ia

(Nā Papani)

A

With him/her

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Kona

(Nā Papani)

A

His / Her

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A / An

Example: He keiki (A child)

A

He

(Nā Kaʻi)

Q

The

Example:
Ke alanui (the street)
Ka haumana (the student)

A

Ka / Ke

(Nā Kaʻi)

Q

This

Example:
Kēia hale (This house)

A

Kēia

(Nā Kaʻi)

Q

That

Example:
Kēlā kalipa (That slipper)

A

Kēlā

(Nā Kaʻi)

Q

Your

Example:
Kou ʻīlio (Your dog)

A

Kou

(Nā Kaʻi)

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Your (Plural)

Example:
Kou mau keiki (Your children)

A

Kou mau

(Nā Kaʻi)

Q

My

Example:
Koʻu kaʻa (My car)

A

Koʻu

(Nā Kaʻi)

Q

My (plural)

Example:
Koʻu mau ʻanakala
(My uncles)

A

Koʻu mau

(Nā Kaʻi)

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To (Also used as: In, on, or at)

A

I

(Nā ʻAmi)

Q

Of

A

O

(Nā ʻAmi)

Q

On

A

Ma

(Nā ʻAmi)

Q

With

A

Me

(Nā ʻAmi)

Q

Used in citing of a name

A

ʻO

(Nā ʻAmi)

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I

A

Au

(Nā Papani)

Q

I

A

Wau

(Nā Papani)

Q

With me

A

Me aʻu

(Nā Papani)

Q

To me

A

Iaʻu

(Nā Papani)

Q

You

A

ʻOe

(Nā Papani)

Q

He / She

A

ʻO ia

(Nā Papani)

Q

With him/her

A

Me ia

(Nā Papani)

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His / Her

A

Kona

(Nā Papani)