Mokuna 10 Nā ʻŌlelo Pōkole Flashcards
(24 cards)
There’s only me here.
ʻO wau wale nō ma ʻaneʻi.
…last night
…i ka pō nei
This is my house. (the-of-me house.)
ʻO kēia koʻu hale.
There are two houses here.
ʻElua hale ma ʻaneʻi.
There are two houses there.
ʻElua hale ma laila.
These are Nani’s houses. (the houses of Nani.)
ʻO kēia nā hale o Nani.
Have you ever gone to Kauaʻi? (You went to Kauaʻi before?)
Ua hele ʻoe i Kauaʻi ma mua?
…before, ever before
…ma mua
They (2) are his only older siblings. (Only them his older brother and sister.)
ʻO lāua wale nō kona mau mua.
There’s a big house there.
He hale nui ma laila.
Really?
ʻO ia?
This is Nani’s house. (the house of Nani.)
ʻO kēia ka hale o Nani.
Yes. It’s (that place is) beautiful. (“Nō” adds emphasis and assurance.)
ʻAe. Uʻi nō ʻo laila.
There were only EIGHT children at the house, (not ten.)
ʻEwalu wale nō keiki ma ka hale.
How many students from (of) this class were there at the party last night?
ʻEhia haumāna o kēia papa ma ka pāʻina i ka pō nei?
How many houses are there on your street?
ʻEhia hale ma kou alanui?
These are Nani’s houses. (the-of Nani pl. house.)
ʻO kēia ko Nani mau hale.
This is my house. (the house of me.)
ʻO kēia ka hale oʻu.
This is Nani’s house. (the-of Nani house.)
ʻO kēia ko Nani hale.
…last week
…i kēlā pule aku nei
…next week
…i kēia pule aʻe
There isn’t a house there. There aren’t any houses there. (No more house there.)
ʻAʻohe hale ma laila.
There were only eight CHILDREN at the house, (and no adults.)
ʻEwalu keiki wale nō ma ka hale.
One of my books is yellow and my other book is red.
Melemele kekahi puke aʻu a ʻulaʻula kekahi puke aʻu.