Nā ʻŌlelo Pōkole 22

We ate raw fish, limu, etc. (and like-that)

Bathe, brush your teeth, and so on.

My sister them helped.

Kuʻuhane them helped.

Itʻs hard to take out the limu. ( Taking out the limu is a big job )

I want to make laulau(s).

I like to make laulau(s). ( I like making laulau(s).)

when Lei comes/arrives, when Lei came/arrived ( in the arriving of Lei )

after he/she eats the fish, after he/she ate fish (after his/her eathing the fish)

in order to cook the fish (for cooking the fish)

when the boy cooked the fish (ikaiā)

when the boy ate the fish (ʻiae)

when the boy cooked the fish (hiaʻo)

...before O got this car (before this carʻs getting to me)

...when I was able to see the house

...when I was able to touch the hoop (when it was possible for the hoop to be touched by me)

She did not know that I could sing. (She did not know the ability by me to sing)

Ø Chickens are birds. They eat rice. (The chicken is a bird. It eats rice)

The chickens from over there are crowing. They are eating.

last week

next week

always, every time, at all times

after, later, by and by, afterward

Ours ( our action) is only to bend down.

Ua ʻai mākou i ka iʻa maka, ka limu, a pēlā aku.

E ʻauʻau ʻoukou, palaki niho, a pēlā aku.

Ua kōkua ʻo Kaʻuhane mā.

He hana nui ka wehe ʻana aʻe i ka limu.

Makemake au e hana i ka laulau.

Makemake au i ka hana (ʻana) i ka laulau.

...i ka hiki ʻana mai o Lei

...ma hope o kona ʻai ʻana aku i ka iʻa

...no ke kuke ʻana aʻe i ka iʻa

... ike kuke ʻana o ke keiki i ka iʻa

...i ke kuke ʻia ʻana o ka iʻa i ke keiki

...ma mua o ka loaʻa ʻana o kēia kaʻa iaʻu.

...i ka hiki ʻana iaʻu ke ʻike ika hale

...i ka hiki ʻana ke pā ka hupa iaʻu.

ʻAʻole ʻo ia i  ʻike ika hiki iaʻu ke hīmeni.

He manu ka moa. ʻāi ʻo ia i ka laiki.

Ke kani nei nā moa o ʻō. Ke ʻai nei lākou.

i kēlā pule aku nei

i kēia pule aʻe

i nā manawa a pau

ma hope

He kūlou wale iho nō kā kākou (hana).