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At This Time
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i kēia manawa
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Sometimes
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i kekahi manawa
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On top of or above
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ma luna o
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approximitly, near to, litteraly near the place of
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ma kahi o
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of all different kinds
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like 'ole
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here at this place
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ma 'ane'i
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at that place we just mentioned
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ma laila
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for the reason just mentioned, therefore
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no laila
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completely
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a pau
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an island
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he mokupuni
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a land division or sometimes an island
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he moku
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a name
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he inoa
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a mountain
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he mauna
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a flower
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he pua
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a home
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he home
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a macademia nut or a macaemia nut tree
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he makeima
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coffee or coffee tree
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he kope
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a papaya or papaya tree
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he mīkana
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a fruit
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he hua'ai
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a visitor someone unfamiliar with a place
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he malihini
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a forest
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he nahele
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the sea
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ke kai
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the upland
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ka uka
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an airport
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he kahua mokulele
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a store
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he hale kū'ai
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a restaurant
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he hale 'aina
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a group of buildings, a village or a small town
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he kauhale
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a tall strong tree that is affiliated with Pele and Hawai'I Island
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he 'ōhi'a
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a house
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he hale
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a blossom of the 'ōhi'a tree, usually red; fig. strength
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he lehua
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a lot, much, large
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nui
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finished, not quite the same as "a pau"
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pau
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well known, famous
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kaulana
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ancient
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kahiko
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all the way, long, far, very
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loa
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pretty, beautiful
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nani
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confused
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huikau
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good
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maika'i
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adorned by natural beauty, verdent growth
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uluwehiwehi
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calm, tranquil, gently
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mālie
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the name of an island which gives it's name to the state
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Hawai'i
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a poetic name for Hawai'i island
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Moku o Keawe
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godess of the volcano who lives presently on Hawai'i
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Pele
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the crater in Kīlauea where Pele makes her home
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Halema'uma'u
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the active volcano on the side of Mauna Loa Mountain
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Kīlauea
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The 13,677 foot high mountain on Hawai'I that dominates the southern end of the island
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Mauna Loa
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The 13,796 Foot high mountain on Hawai'I known for it's dusting with snow at certain times of the year, and it's international observatories atop
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Mauna Kea
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The Goddess of Mauna Kea and it's snow
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Poli'ahu
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The name of the ranch known in English as "The Parker Ranch"
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Pāka
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What are the Eight Districts of Hawai'I Island?
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Hilo, Puna, Ka'ū, Kona Hema, Kona 'Ākau, Waimea, Kohala, Hāmākua
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A name given to the dry or leeward sides of each of the islands
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Kona
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A name given to the windward, or rainy, sides of the islands
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Ko'olau
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To Travel, Journey
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huaka'i
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To Live, To Sit, To Stay
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noho
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To Look, Observe
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nānā
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To See, To Know
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'ike
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To wish for something, to desire, to want
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makemake
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To Travel About
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Holoholo
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To Grow, as a Plant Grows
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ulu
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In Hawaiian where does an adjective go in relation to a noun?
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The Adjective comes after the Noun in Hawaiian
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A Large Island |
he mokupuni nui |
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a famous Island |
he mokupuni kaulana |
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an ancient island |
he mokupuni kahiko |
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a beautiful island |
he mokupuni nani |
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a verdant island |
he mokupuni uluwehiwehi |
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a tranquil island |
he mokupuni mālie |
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a large house |
he hale nui |
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a famous island |
he hale kaulana |
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an ancient house |
he hale kahiko |
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a beautiful house |
he hale nani |
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a house adorned with lush plants |
he hale uluwehiwehi |
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a tranquil house |
he hale mālie |
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a famous visitor |
he malihini kaulana |
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a very famous visitor |
he malihini kaulana loa |
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If you wanted to add additional description to a phrase where would the additional description go? |
After the adjective |
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a beautiful visitor |
he malihini nani |
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a very beautiful visitor |
he malihini nani loa |
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a confused vistor |
he malihini huikau |
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a very confused visitor |
he malihini huikau loa |
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a calm visitor |
he malihini mālie |
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a very calm visitor |
he malihini mālie loa |
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very famous |
kaulana loa |
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very beautiful |
nani loa |
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very confused |
huikau loa |
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very calm |
mālie loa |
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We are all going to travel |
E huaka'I ana kākou |
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we are all going to sit |
E noho ana kākou |
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we are all going to look |
E nānā ana kākou |
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we are all going to see |
E 'ike ana kākou |
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we are all going to want |
E makemake ana kākou |
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we are all going to go for a ride |
E holoholo ana kākou |
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How do you indicate that an action will occur in the future? |
E (Verb) ana |
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we are all going to travel a lot |
E huaka'I nui ana kākou |
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we are all going to sit calmly |
e noho mālie ana kākou |
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we are all going to look properly |
E nānā maika'i ana kākou |
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we are all going to be confused |
E huikau ana kākou |
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we are all going to want a lot |
E makemake nui ana kākou |
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We are all going to become better |
E maika'i ana kākou |
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We are all going to become Famous! |
E kaulana loa ana kākou |
