Ka Pīʻāpā, Nā Kaʻi, Nā ʻAmi Flashcards
FIRST UNIT
He
(Nā Kaʻi)
A / An
Example: He keiki (A child)
Ka / Ke
(Nā Kaʻi)
The
Example:
Ke alanui (the street)
Ka haumana (the student)
Kēia
(Nā Kaʻi)
This
Example:
Kēia hale (This house)
Kēlā
(Nā Kaʻi)
That
Example:
Kēlā kalipa (That slipper)
Kou
(Nā Kaʻi)
Your
Example:
Kou ʻīlio (Your dog)
Kou mau
(Nā Kaʻi)
Your (Plural)
Example:
Kou mau keiki (Your children)
Koʻu
(Nā Kaʻi)
My
Example:
Koʻu kaʻa (My car)
Koʻu mau
(Nā Kaʻi)
My (plural)
Example:
Koʻu mau ʻanakala
(My uncles)
I
(Nā ʻAmi)
To (Also used as: In, on, or at)
O
(Nā ʻAmi)
Of
Ma
(Nā ʻAmi)
On
Me
(Nā ʻAmi)
With
ʻO
(Nā ʻAmi)
Used in citing of a name
What is Ka Pīʻāpā?
Ka Pīʻāpā
The first Hawaiian Language spelling book.
When was Ka Pīʻāpā printed?
Ka Pīʻāpā
1822 (After missionaries arrived)
What are the 13 letters of the Hawaiian Alphabet?
Alphabet
A, E, I, O, U,
He, Ke, La, Mu, Nu,
Pi, We, ʻOkina
What is an ʻOkina?
Alphabet
A glottal stop
Who created Ka Pīʻāpā ?
Ka Pīʻāpā
Mary Kawena Pukui
Who is Mary Kawena Pukui?
Ka Pīʻāpā
- A Hawaiian Scholar
- Creator of Ka Pīʻāpā
