“Kēnā” vs. “Kēlā”
He aha ka manaʻo o “kēnā”
That (near)
He aha ka manaʻo o pepeke?
sentence structure
How many lālā are in a Pepeke ʻAike He Hōʻoia sentence.
3
How many lālā in a Pepeke Painu Hōʻoia.
3
He aha ka manaʻo o kēlā
That (far)
He aha ka manaʻo o henua?
Location
Give lālā of a Pepeke ʻAike He sentence.
Poʻo, Piko, ʻAwe
What are the lālā of a Pepeke Painu Hōʻoia?
Poʻo, Piko, Awe.
What type of huaʻōlelo are kēnā and kēlā?
Kaʻi
He aha ka manaʻo o hōʻoia a hōʻole.
Positive and Negative
How many lālā in a Pepeke ʻAike He Hōʻole? What are they?
4. Poʻo ʻAʻole, Poʻo, Piko, ʻAwe
What are the lālā of a Pepeke Painu Hōʻole sentence.
Poʻo ʻAʻole, Poʻo Painu, Piko, ʻAwe or Poʻo ʻAʻole, Piko, Poʻo Painu, ʻAwe.
Give a situation using “kēnā”.
Ex. He kēnā pukaaniani.
He aha ka manaʻo o Pepeke Henua Hōʻoia? Pepeke Henua Hōʻole?
Positive Location Sentence Structure. Negative Location Sentence Structure.
Seperate sentence into lālā: He kaʻa hou koʻu ma ke alanui.
Poʻo: He kaʻa hou. Piko: koʻu. ʻAwe: ma ke alanui.
Identify the painu and the person/thing in this sentence: Casey eats the fish on the beach.
Casey is person. Painu is eats.
What is the difference between kēnā and kēlā
Kēnā is about something near the person being spoken to. Kēlā is about something far from both the speaker and one being spoken to.
He aha ka manaʻo o lālā a analula.
Sentence parts. Pattern or Sentence Pattern.
Unuhi. He is a good person in the Chinese classroom.
He kanaka maikaʻi ʻo ia ma ka papa Pākē.
Unuhi. Casey eats the big fish at Sandyʻs Beach.
ʻAi ʻO Casey i ka ʻia nui ma ke kahakai Sandyʻs.