Analula
Verb in Hawaiian is...
Painu
To read
Heluhelu
Hauʻoli ke keiki.
The child is happy.
ʻAi ʻo ia.
He/She eats.
Hiamoe ʻo Kalei.
Kalei sleeps.
What is a Pepeke Painu sentence?
Verb Sentence
Makaʻu
Scared
That tall boy kicks.
Peku kēlā keikikāne lōʻihi.
My good student sings.
Hīmeni kaʻu haumāna maikaʻi.
Hewa lāua.
Them (2) are wrong.
Does the papani move in the negative?
Yes
To laugh
ʻAkaʻaka
We (all) are not sad.
ʻAʻole kākou kaumaha.
Your happy mother does not cook.
ʻAʻole kuke kou makuahine hauʻoli.
Nānakuli is not hot.
ʻAʻole wela ʻo Nānakuli.
What are the 3 painu (Hawaiian & English)
ʻAʻano (Stative V), Hāmani (Transitive V), Hehele (Intransitive V)
Pena
To paint
(You) 3 are not tall.
ʻAʻole ʻoukou lōʻihi.
ʻAʻole hele wāwae ʻo Keala.
Keala does not walk.
Anuanu ke kai ʻo Kailua.
The ocean of Kailua is cold.
What is always first when making a Pepeke Painu sentence?
The Verb.
Cupcake
Meaʻono Kīʻaha
He is correct.
Pololei ʻo ia.
The smart girl does not hear.
ʻAʻole lohe ke kaikamahine akamai.
This good cupcake is not delicious.
ʻAʻole ʻono kēia meaʻono kīʻaha maikaʻi.