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45 Cards in this Set
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ke ao
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daylight
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ka ʻahaʻōlelo
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legislature
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ke aliʻi
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noble
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ka ʻōhua
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household member
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ka hapahā
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fourth
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ka hapalua
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half
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ka hihia
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court case
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ke kānāwai
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law, rule
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ke kūlanakauhale
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city
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ke kumukūʻai
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price
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ka luna kānāwai
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judge
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ka lunamakaʻāinana
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citizen
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ka palapala
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document
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ka palapala noi
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petition
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ka pāloka
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ballot
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ke ʻōlohelohe
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bare, without clothes
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ka pono
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benefited, all is proper
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ke koe
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remain
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ka ʻākoakoa
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gather together
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ka ili
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to come to rest upon something
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ka uhi
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cover
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ka hoʻokolo
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to track down
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ka hoʻokolokolo
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to try in court
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ka hoʻopiʻi
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to charge with a crime, take to court
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ka hopu
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arrest (hapu)
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ke kau kānāwai
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make laws enact legislation
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ke koho
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choose
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ke koho pāloka
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vote
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ka ʻai a me ka iʻa
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"meat and potatoes", "fish and poi", food
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Eia kekahi
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Furthermore
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Aloha ʻoe:
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Dear Sir: (ma ka leka)
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Aloha ʻoukou:
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Dear Sirs: (ma ka leka)
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ʻAʻohe kālā i koe.
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No money left. Thereʻs no money left.
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ʻAʻohe kālā iki.
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No money at all. Thereʻs no money at all.
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ʻAʻole ʻoe e lohe iki ana
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You are not going to hear at all.
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ʻAʻole au i ʻai iki.
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I didnʻt eat at all.
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ʻAʻole loa!
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Absolutely not!
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ua ʻoi aku ka lilo he $2 ma mua o ke loaʻa mai.
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Our expenses are $2 more than we make.
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ʻElua kālā o ka hole.
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Two dollars an hour.
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No ka nui o ka wela.
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Because itʻs so hot.
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Furthermore, there is nothing left to feed to the dog that just showed up on our lānai.
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Eia kekahi, ʻaʻohe meaʻai i koe e hānai ai i ka ʻīlio ʻakahi nō a ʻōʻili mai ma luna o ko mākou lānai.
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There is no one to feed the dog when we go on our trip.
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ʻAʻohe mea nāna e hānai i ka ʻīlio iā kāua e hele ai i kā kāua huakaʻi (i kā kāua huakaʻi ʻana).
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There is no way your parents are going to let you quit school just because youʻre lazy.
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ʻAʻole loa e ʻae iki ana kou mau mākua iā ʻoe e haʻalele i ke kula ma muli o kou moloā wale nō (no ka nui o kou moloā wale nō/no kou moloā wale nō).
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Since we arenʻt going to sleep at all tonight,we ought to buy coffee so we have some caffeine before we study for the mid-term.
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ʻOiai ʻaʻole kākou e hiamoe iki ana i kēia pō, e aho kākou e kūʻai aku i kope i loaʻa ka ʻākope iā kākou (i mea e loaʻa ai ka ʻākope/no ka loaʻa ʻana o ka ʻākope) ma mua o ka hoʻopaʻa haʻawina no ka hōʻike hope loa.
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There are no mangoes at all on Mr. Kealohaʻs mango tree, but there are a lot of guavas on the trees right above his house.
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ʻAʻohe manakō iki ma kā mika. Kealoha kumulāʻau manakō, akā naʻe nui nā kuawa o nā kumukuawa ma (o) uka (koke) pono o kona hale.
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