Nā Lā o ka Pule a Nā Mahina
He aha ka mana’o o Nā Lā o ka Pule?
Days of the week
What does Pepeke Henua indicate?
A location
Whatʻs the difference between Pepeke ʻAike ʻO Hōʻoia and Pepeke ʻAike ʻO Hōʻole?
Hōʻoia is Positive and Hōʻole is negative.
Whatʻs the difference between Pepeke ʻAike ʻO and Pepeke ʻAike He
He is with an “a” and ʻO is everything else.
He aha ka manaʻo o Nā Māhina?
The Months
Identify the lālā in the hupunaʻōlelo.
Aia ka puke i ka lumi papa.
Poʻo-Aia, piko-ka puke, piko-i ka lumi papa.
What type of pepeke is this hopunaʻōlelo?
That is my book.
Pepeke ʻAike ʻO Hōʻoia
Unuhi and identify the Pepeke.
He does not go to the school Kamehameha.ʻAʻole ʻo ia hele i ke kula ʻo Kamehameha.
Pepeke Painu Hōʻole
What are Nā Lā o ka Pule with abbreviations?
Pōʻakahi-P1, Pōʻalua-P2, Pōʻakolu-P3, Pōʻahā-P4, Pōʻalima-P5, Pōʻaono-P6, Lāpule-LP
He aha ka unuhi o ka hupunaʻōlelo?
Aia ke kumu me kona haumana.
The teacher is with his/her student.
Identify thing #1 and thing #2 in this hopunaʻōlelo.
That pencil is her pencil.
Thing #1- that pencil, thing #2- her pencil.
Unuhi and identify the pepeke.
This book is underneath my desk.
Aia kēia puke i lalo o koʻu pākaukau. Pepeke Henua
ʻO ka Pōʻahia kēiā?
ʻO ka Pōʻalua o Ianuali.
He aha ka unuhi o ka humupaʻa?
ʻAʻole kona kaʻa i kona hale.
His/Her car is not at his/her house.
Unuhi and Seperate the hopunaʻōlelo into lālā.
That(near) is my Hawaiian Language book on my table.
ʻO koʻu puke ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi kēnā i koʻu pākaukau.
Poʻo-ʻO koʻu puke ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, Piko-kēnā, ʻAwe-i koʻu pākaukau
ʻO kēnā koʻu puke ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi i koʻu pākaukau.
Poʻo-ʻO kēnā, Piko-koʻu puke ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, ʻAwe-i koʻu pākaukau.
Unuhi and identify the pepeke.
That(near) is a dog.
He ʻīlio kēnā. Pepeke ʻAike He Hōʻoia
What is the last day of the school week?
ʻO ka Pōʻalima kēiā.
Unuhi the hopunaʻōlelo and identify the lālā.
My Hawaiian Language book is on the chair.
Aia koʻu puke ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi i ka noho.
Poʻo-Aia, Piko-koʻu puke ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, ʻAwe-i ka noho.
Unuhi and Seperate the hopunaʻōlelo into lālā.
That(n) is not her red pencil on this chair.
ʻAʻole kēnā ʻo kona penikala ʻulaʻula i kēiā noho.
Poʻo-ʻAʻole kēnā, Piko-ʻo kona penikala ʻulaʻula, ʻAwe- i kēiā noho.
Can switch poʻo and Piko in answer.
Unuhi and identify the pepeke.
ʻAʻole kēlā ʻo koʻu puke.
That is not my puke. Pepeke ʻAike ʻO Hōʻole