Mokuna 7 Nā ʻŌlelo Pōkole Flashcards
Go! (to two persons)
E hele ʻolua!
I sit (in a/the place ) close to Lei (iʻoa kuhane).
Noho au ma kahi kokoke iā Lei.
I go to the house. (memeʻa)
Hele au i ka hale.
Ask Gramma’s Hawaiian name. (Ask about Gramma’s Hawaiian name. Ask what Gramma’s Hawaiian name is.)
E nīnau ʻoe i ka inoa Hawaiʻi o Tūtū.
I see ( ) him/her. (papani)
ʻIke au iā ia.
I want ( ) to go. (The understood piko of “hele” is “au.”)
Makemake au e hele ( ).
He sits close to Lei. (…at the place close to Lei)
Noho ʻo ia ma kahi kokoke iā Lei.
They (2) should go. Let THEM go!
E hele lāua.
I see ( ) the house. (memeʻa)
ʻIke au i ka hale.
He is close to Nānākuli. (…at the place close to Nānākuli.)
Aia ʻo ia ma kahi kokoke i Nānākuli.
I see ( ) Keoni. (iʻoa kuhane)
ʻIke au iā Keoni.
Put ( ) the pīkake lei on her. (Give ( ) her ( ) the pīkake lei.)
E hoʻolei ʻoe i ka lei pīkake iā ia.
I work in the store close to school.
Hana au ma ka halekūʻai kokoke i ke kula.
Wear ( ) the pīkake as a lei.
E lei ʻoe i ka pīkake!
Let’s go! (“we” more than two) (we go!)
E hele kākou!