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These are watches. (here)
'O uati mea nei.

'O nei mea o uati.
Those are tables. (near you)
'O laulau mea nā.

'O nā mea o laulau
Those are chairs. (far)
'O nofoa mea lā.

'O lā mea o nofoa.
What are these?
'O ā mea nei?

'O ā nei mea?
What are those? (near you)
'O ā mea nā?

'O ā nā mea?
What are those? (far away)
'O ā mea lā?

'O ā lā mea?
These are books.
'O tusi mea nei.

'O nei mea o tusi.
Those are pens.
'O peni mea nā/lā.

'O nā/lā mea o peni.