Using the sentences you negated in class and another sentence to it with a ku‘i pepeke to clarify the sentence.
‘A‘ole i hana ka haumäna i kona ha‘awina no ka mea, aia ‘o ia i ka pä‘ani pöpeku.
Nä ku‘i pepeke:
Determine which mäkau painu to use with each of the following sentences and negate.
I am eating at McDonald’s.
The girls are paddling cane in Kona.
This plane is going to O‘ahu.
We (2, ex) closed the door after school.
That(near) bird fell to the ground.
The mongoose is going to hide in the plants.
You (3+) are dancing hula tonight.
The light is blinking on the computer.
They (3+) planted koa on Mauna Loa.
Your grandmother is sewing the skirt.
Kïhei Hem due (4/24) 1/4 inch on all raw edges
PO‘AKAHI - LOKO I‘A
PO‘AKOLU - LOKO I‘A REVIEW
HULA LANGUAGE - käne late (due 4/14)
MASS REHEARSAL - thursday 3-5:30
PO‘AKAHI Review - Nono‘a
’s (k-possessive)
my car (ko‘u ka‘a)
Kalei’s book (kä Kalei puke)
of (k-less possessive)
the car of Liko (ke ka‘a o Liko)
the cats of the old lady (nä pöpoki a ka luahine)
PO‘AKOLU Hö‘ole Pepeke (Negating Sentences)
Pepeke Henua (someone or something is NOT somewhere)
Pepeke Painu QTC (someone or something is NOT a QTC)
Pepeke Painu Action (someone or something does NOT do an action)
Compose a sentence using each of the following.
1. Pepeke Henua w/piko kino ‘ö and ‘awe kino ‘ö
2. Pepeke Painu QTC w/piko kino ‘ö and Pepeke Henua w/piko kino ‘ä and ‘awe kino ‘ä.
3. Pepeke ‘Aike ‘O po‘o kino ‘ö, ‘awe kino ‘ö
4. Pepeke Painu Action 2 ‘awe (1 kino ‘ö, 1 kino ‘ä)
5. Pepeke ‘Aike He piko kino ‘ä, ‘awe kino ‘ä
due april 23
Write a sentence with each of the following.
1. Pepeke Henua with kino ‘ö poss in piko.
2. Pepeke Henua with kino ‘ö poss in ‘awe, kino ‘ä poss in piko.
3. Pepeke Painu Action with kino ‘ö piko and kino ‘ä ‘awe.
4. Pepeke Painu QTC with piko kino ‘ö and Pepeke ‘Aike ‘o piko kino ‘ö.
5. Pepeke ‘Aike He with ‘awe kino ‘ä
Identify the pepeke used in the following sentence.
Identify all of the nono‘a in the following sentence.
Identify in which part of the sentence each nono‘a is used (po‘o, piko, ‘awe).
Ua noho ka wahine a ke käne ma ka noho paipai o kona kupunawahine ma ka länai nui o ko käna keikikäne hale uliuli.
Due April 23, 2007
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