Monthly Archives: April 2009

Ha’awina Papa Ka ‘Iae (passive) Use each of the following words in a regular pepeke painu and then rewrite using the ‘iae. (remember that the ‘iae place more emphasis on the thing not the person doing the action.) ki’i haku … Continue reading →

E koho i ho‘okahi o nä känaka ‘ë i haku ‘ia e kou hoapapa a käkau i kekahi mana‘o e pili ana i ke ki‘i.  E wehewehe i ka mea äu i makemake ai. Choose one of the creatures created … Continue reading →

E koho i ho‘okahi o nä känaka ‘ë i haku ‘ia e kou hoapapa a käkau i kekahi mana‘o e pili ana i ke ki‘i.  E wehewehe i ka mea äu i makemake ai. Choose one of the creatures created … Continue reading →

E koho i ho‘okahi o nä känaka ‘ë i haku ‘ia e kou hoapapa a käkau i kekahi mana‘o e pili ana i ke ki‘i.  E wehewehe i ka mea äu i makemake ai. Choose one of the creatures created … Continue reading →

E koho i ho‘okahi o nä känaka ‘ë i haku ‘ia e kou hoapapa a käkau i kekahi mana‘o e pili ana i ke ki‘i.  E wehewehe i ka mea äu i makemake ai. Choose one of the creatures created … Continue reading →

Translate using the Kälele ‘Äkena 1. It will be Kanani who will watch the baby. 2. It was  he who bought the beers. 3. It was our (he and I) dog that barked. 4. It is Pua who is going … Continue reading →

Translate the follow and identify which pepeke nono’a you are using. Pepeke Nono’a “He” Pepeke Nono’a “Huahelu” Pepeke Nono’a “Nui nä” 1. I have twelve guava trees. 2. Läna’i has mountains. 3. Keola doesn’t have a cup. 4. The lady … Continue reading →

Draw each of the “aliens/monsters” based on the description.  Be as creative as possible. kanakaye.pdf

Classwork Kälele Külana (Situation Emphatic) used to place emphasis on the where or what of a sentence rather than the who or subject. example Where do you live? rather than You live where?