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| There is a town on Molokini. |
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| Molokini doesn't have a town. |
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| He uaki kāna ma kona lima. |
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| She has a watch on her wrist. |
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| ‘A‘ohe āna uaki ma kona lima. |
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| She doesn't have a watch on her arm. |
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| ‘A‘ohe o lākou kalipa poni. |
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| They don't have purple slippers. |
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| ‘A‘ohe pua male o kēia lei wili a Kau‘i. |
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| That braided lei of Kau‘i‘s doesn't have any stefanotis flowers. |
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| ‘A‘ohe makaaniani o ke kāpena i kēlā pule aku nei. |
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| The captain didn‘t have eyeglasses last week. |
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| ‘A‘ohe a‘u imu nui ma ko‘u pā/pā hale. |
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| I don't have a roasting pit in my yard. |
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| ‘A‘ohe lānai o ka hale o Kealoha mā. |
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| The Kealoha's (Kealoha folks/guys/them) house doesn't have a patio. |
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| ‘A‘ohe kumu nīoi a ko‘u ‘anakē. |
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| My aunt doesn't have chili pepper bushes/trees. |
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| ‘A‘ohe lipine ‘ula‘ula a me ka ‘ōma‘oma‘o o ka makana a lākou. |
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| Their present doesn't have red and green ribbons. |
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| ‘A‘ohe a mākou lou lō‘ihi no ka ‘ako ‘ana i nā manakō. |
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| We don't have a long picking pole for picking the mangoes. |
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| ‘A‘ohe ona moe ma kona lumi. |
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| She doesn't have a bed in her room. |
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| ‘A‘ohe ipuhao ‘ele‘ele a ko lāua mau kūpuna. |
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| Their grandparents don't have a black pot. |
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| ‘A‘ohe o ‘oukou ‘umi‘umi ke‘oke‘o. |
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| You don't have white beards. |
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| ‘A‘ohe pēkona o ka pahuhau i ka pō nei. |
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| There wasn't any bacon in the refrigerator last night. |
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| ‘A‘ohe pali o mua o kākou. |
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| There isn't a cliff in front of us. |
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| ‘A‘ohe pākeke a ia mau ‘elemākule i nehinei. |
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| Those old men didn't have a bucket yesterday. |
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| ‘A‘ohe lepo o ke kū‘ono ma laila. |
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| There isn't any dirt in that corner over there. |
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| ‘A‘ole au he māka‘i i kēia manawa. |
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| I am not a police officer now. |
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| ‘A‘ole kēlā kanaka ‘o ka‘u kumu. |
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| That person is not my teacher. |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘o Kalei mā he mau kuene. |
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| Kalei folks are not waitresses. |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘o Wai‘ala me lākou. |
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| Wai‘ala is not with them. |
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| ‘A‘ole ia mau ‘āina nona. |
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| Those lands do not belong to her. |
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| ‘A‘ole kēia mea na ko‘u pāpā. |
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| This was not made by my dad. |
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| ‘A‘ole lāua ma Maui i kēia pule. |
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| They (2) aren't on Maui this week. |
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| ‘A‘ole kona inoa ‘o Hanalē. |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘o Kahuku he wahi kaulana i ka wā kahiko. |
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| Kahuku was not a famous place in the olden days. |
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| ‘A‘ole kēnā ‘o kāu ka‘ukama. |
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| That by you is not your cucumber. |
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| ‘A‘ole kēia ‘ōmole kai nīoi na ko‘u mau ‘anakē. |
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| This bottle of chili pepper water was not made by my aunties. This bottle of chili pepper water is not for (does not belong to) my aunties. |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘o Wainiha ma ‘ane‘i mai o Hanalei. |
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| Wainihi isn't this side of Hanalei. |
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| ‘A‘ole ia he mau hulu manu! |
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| These/Those aren't bird feathers. |
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| ‘A‘ole na‘u i ‘aihue aku i kāna mau ‘aka‘akai. |
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| I wasn't the one who stole his onions. |
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| ‘A‘ole e hiki ana iā Kepo‘o ke ‘au aku i ka wa‘a. |
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| Kepo‘o isn't going to be able to swim to the canoe. |
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| ‘A‘ole na ko‘u kaikunāne e ki‘i aku ana iā Nani. |
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| My brother isn't the one who is going to pick up (get) Nani. |
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| ‘A‘ole na ‘oukou i ho‘olauna ia‘u me Kapeka. |
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| You folks didn't introduce me to Elizabeth. |
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| ‘A‘ole i hiki iā ia ke kāpī iho i ka pa‘akai ma luna o ka i‘a. |
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| He wasn't able to sprinkle the salt on the fish. |
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| ‘A‘ole nāu e kiloi aku i ka ‘īkoi o kēia hua. |
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| You won't be the one to throw the core of this fruit. |
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| ‘A‘ole i hiki i ka‘u mau keiki ke noi aku i kalima iā ia. |
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| My children weren't able to ask him for some cream. |
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| ‘A‘ole nāna e alaka‘i a‘e i ke kao maiā ‘oe aku. |
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| She won't lead the goat away from you. |
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| ‘A‘ole e hiki iā ‘oukou ke ‘eli iho i imu ma ia wahi. |
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| You folks won't be able to dig a pit there. |
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| ‘A‘ole na kāna wahine e hō‘ole mai. |
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| His wife won't be the one to refuse/deny. |
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| ‘A‘ole ka ‘enuhe ma ke ‘āko‘ako‘a. |
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| The caterpillar is not on the coral. |
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| ‘A‘ole e ‘oma ‘ia ana ke 'ahi i ka hola ‘ehā no ka ‘aina ahiahi. |
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| The 'ahi isn't going to be baked at 4:00 for dinner. |
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| ‘A‘ole kona lei he ‘okika. |
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| Her lei isn't an orchid lei. |
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| He/She doesn't have any orchids. |
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| ‘A‘ole i hiki ke loa‘a ke ‘ō ia‘u. |
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| ‘A‘ole kēnā ‘ūpī na māua. |
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| ‘A‘ohe awapuhi o kēlā ulu lā‘au. |
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| That forest doesn't have any ginger. |
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| ‘A‘ohe a‘u ‘aila no kou umauma. |
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| I don‘t have any oil for your chest. |
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| He/She doesn‘t have any doves. |
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| ‘A‘ole e ‘oki‘oki ‘ia nei nā ‘aka‘akai me ka ‘ūpā e ia . |
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| He isn't cutting the onions with the scissors. / The onions are not being chopped up by him/her with the scissors. (emphasize the onions) |
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| ‘A‘ohe ‘āpana uea o loko o ka ‘īkoi. |
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| There's no wire piece inside of the core. |
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| ‘A‘ole ke ki‘i o ka ‘uala o‘o ma ka ‘ao‘ao iwakālua o ka puke. |
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| The picture of the mature sweet potato is not on page 20 of the book. |
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| ‘A‘ole kona ‘anakē he (mea) u‘i. |
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| ‘O wai kēlā kaikamahine kāma‘a ‘ole? |
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| Who is that shoeless girl? |
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| Makemake ‘ole au iā Waimea. |
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| He i‘a ‘ono ‘ole ka mahimahi. |
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| Mahimahi is a tasteless fish. |
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| Aia kona mau ‘āina ma kahi wai ‘ole. |
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| His lands are in a waterless area. |
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| This is a never fading flower. |
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| ‘Ai ‘o ia me ke puna ‘ole. |
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| He mau keiki kōkua ‘ole ‘o Ke‘ama‘u mā. |
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| Ke‘ama‘u folks are unhelpful children. |
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| Ma‘alahi ‘ole kēia ha‘awina. |
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| Ulu ka maile ma ka ulu lā‘au hāpu‘u ‘ole. |
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| The maile grows in a forest without hāpu‘u. |
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| I nā lā a pau, hele mai ‘o Kahū i ka lā mai kona lua mai ma ke one. |
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| Every day Kahū comes out into the sun from her hole in the sand. |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘o ia he ‘a‘ama akā, he ‘ōhiki (‘o ia). |
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| She is not an ‘a‘ama, but is an ‘ōhiki. |
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| ‘Ano ‘ē loa kēia (Nui ke ‘ano ‘ē o kēia), no ka mea, ‘a‘ole puka aku ka ‘ōhiki i ka lā. |
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| This is very strange, because, ‘ōhikis do not come out into the sun. |
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| ‘A‘ole makemake nā ‘ōhiki ‘ē a‘e iā ia. |
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| The other ‘ōhikis do not like her. |
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| Mana‘o lākou ‘a‘ole ‘o ia like me lākou a ‘a‘ole ‘o ia no ‘ane‘i. Akā, no ‘ane‘i nō ho‘i ‘o ia. |
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| They think that she is not like them and that she is not from here. But she IS from here. |
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| Ke ho‘oma‘ama‘a nei ‘o Kahū no ka heihei ‘ana me nā ‘ōhiki ‘ē a‘e. |
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| Kahū is practicing for a race with the other ‘ōhikis. |
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| Ke kama‘ilio nei ‘o Holopō me ia. |
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| Holopō is talking with her. |
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| E lanakila ana mākou ma luna ou, e Kahū. |
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| We are going to beat you Kahū. |
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| ‘A‘ole e loa‘a aku ana iā ‘oe ke ‘eke nui po‘o i‘a. |
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| You are not going to get the big bag of fish heads. |
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| E loa‘a ana nō ho‘i ia‘u. Aia au ma ‘ane‘i ma ke one i ka hapanui o ka manawa. |
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| I AM TOO going to get it. I am here on the sand most of the time. |
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| Ho‘oma‘ama‘a au i nā manawa a pau. |
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| ‘Ai au i ka limu i kēlā me kēia lā (i nā lā a pau) |
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| Akā na‘e, ‘āwīwī mākou a ho‘oma‘ama‘a mākou i kēlā me kēia pō (i nā pō a pau). |
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| But we are fast and we practice every night. |
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| Ua ‘ike 'ia kekahi mau āholehole make e mākou i nehinei a ua ‘ai (aku) mākou. |
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| We saw some dead āholehole yesterday and we ate them. |
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| E ‘ike ana nō ‘oe. E lanakila ana au ma luna o ‘oukou a pau. |
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| You are going to see. I am going to beat all of you. |
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| ‘A‘ohe a‘u i‘a akā (na'e), he ikaika nui ko‘u (nui ko‘u ikaika). |
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| I don’t have any fish, but I have great strength. |
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| ‘O ka mea ho‘oma‘ama‘a i ka lā ka mea ikaika. |
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| The one practicing in the sun is the strong one. |
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| ‘A‘ole māua i hō‘ike ‘ia i nā mea a pau. |
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| We weren't shown to everyone. |
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| ‘A‘ole e wa‘u ‘ia nei nā niu e lākou. |
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| The coconuts aren't being grated by them. |
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| ‘A‘ole i moku ke kaula i ka niho o ka i‘a. |
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| The string wasn't severed by the fish's teeth. |
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| ‘A‘ole e loa‘a aku ana ka hīnano iā ‘oe ma laila. |
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| You aren't going to find pandanus flowers over there. |
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| ‘A‘ole māua i ‘eha iā ‘olua. |
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| We (2 excl) weren't hurt by you (2). |
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| ‘A‘ole lāua i huki ‘ia a‘e mai luna mai o ke ka‘a. |
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| They weren't pulled from the car. |
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| ‘A‘ole kāua e kali ‘ia nei e kou mau mākua. |
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| Your parents aren't waiting for us. |
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| ‘A‘ole nō i loa‘a mai ia mau kāpiki ia‘u i loko o ke ‘eke. |
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| I didn't find these cabbages in the bag. |
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| ‘A‘ole e noi ‘ia ana ke koiū e ke keiki. |
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| The child isn't asking for the shoyu. |
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| ‘A‘ole i make ke kumu pua kenikeni i ka pa‘akai. |
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| The pua kenikeni tree didn't die because of the salt. |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘oe e ma‘i ana i kēnā kokoleka. |
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| You aren't going to be sick because of that (by you) chocolate. |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘o ia e kāhea ‘ia aku nei e ke kauka. |
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| She isn‘t being called by the doctor. |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘olua e loa‘a ana iā Kaleo. |
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| Kaleo isn‘t going to find you (2). |
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| ‘A‘ole i hāli‘i ‘ia ka moena e ia mau kaikamāhine. |
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| The mat wasn't spread out by those girls. |
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| ‘A‘ole lāua i kauoha ‘ia e hele aku i ke kauka. |
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| They weren't told/ordered to go to the doctor. |
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| ‘A‘ole kāu pahi ‘umi‘umi ma laila i loko o kēnā ‘eke ‘ōpala ma kou wāwae. |
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| Your razor is not there in that bag of rubbish at your feet. |
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| It is with Kimo./Kimo has it. |
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| Ua hanini i nā ‘ehakō ke pola pēkona a ka ‘īlio a ke kanaka Hawai‘i lauoho ehu. |
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| The red headed Hawaiian man’s dog’s bowl of bacon was spilled by the doves. |
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| Ua hā‘awi aku lāua ‘o Nāipo iā ‘oukou i kā ‘oukou mau hua kokoleka i loko o kā ‘oukou mau pahu mai luna mai o ko ‘oukou mau ka‘a. |
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| She and Nāipo gave you folks your chocolate eggs in your boxes from your cars. |
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| He aha ka pilikia o kā ko Kalei ‘anakē mea ‘ono. |
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| What’s wrong with Kalei's aunty's cake? |
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| Ua hohono anei? ‘Ae, ‘ano hohono nō. |
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| Does it smell bad? Yes, kind of. |
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| Kū ka paila o nā mīkini ma kēia kū‘ai emi! |
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| What a lot of machines there are at this sale! |
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| ‘Oi aku ka malo‘o o ‘Aukake ma mua o ‘Apelila ma Moloka‘i nei, e ke kauka. |
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| August is dryer than April here on Moloka‘i, doctor. |
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| ‘Ehia ‘oukou? (‘Ehia ko ‘oukou nui?) |
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| How many of you are there? |
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| He ‘eono mākou. ‘Elima o‘u mua. |
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| There are six of us. I have five older siblings. |
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| Nui nā wana ma ‘ane‘i a ua kū ko‘u wāwae i nā kukū. Nui ka ‘eha o ko‘u mau wāwae! |
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| There are lots of wana here and I poked my foot on their thorns. My feet are very sore! |
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| He mele anei kāu no ka ha‘alele ‘ana iā Kona? |
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| Do you have a song for leaving Kona? |
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| E lawe aku ana kēlā ka‘a ia‘u (‘O ia ke ka‘a e lawe aku ana ia‘u) i Hilo ma ka hapahā i koe kani ka hola ‘eono. |
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| That car is taking me to Hilo at quarter to six. |
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| E Keola, ua loa‘a mai anei iā ‘oe he peni hou? |
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| Keola, do you have a new pen? |
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| Na‘u nō paha e ho‘ohana, ke ‘olu‘olu? |
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| Perhaps I will use it, please? |
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| Ua nalowale nō ho‘i ka‘u. |
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| I lost mine (Mine is lost). |
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| Ma hope o ka pau ‘ana o kā lākou mau papa, e hiki ana nō paha i nā wāhine ke nānā i ki‘i‘oni‘oni ma ke kaona. |
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| After their class is finished (over), the women might be able to watch a movie in town. |
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| ‘A‘ole nō ‘olua ‘o Luana i ho‘oma‘ema‘e i ka lumi ho‘okipa. No laila, ‘a‘ole nō ho‘i ‘olua e pā‘ani me Kike mā i kēia ‘auinalā. |
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| You and Luana did not clean the living room. So, you (2) will not play with Kike folks this afternoon. |
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| Na kēlā hoa aloha o Malina e ki‘i mai i ka ipuhao maiā ‘oe mai a e lawe aku i kona ‘ohana ma O‘ahu. |
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| That friend of Malina will get/fetch the pot from you and take it to her family on O‘ahu. |
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| No ‘ane‘i au. No hea mai ‘oe? |
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| I am from here. Where are you from? |
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| ‘A‘ole ‘oe no ‘ane‘i, ‘eā? |
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| You aren't from here, right? |
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| E Ka‘imi, e hiki ana iā ‘oe ke hele mai i ka‘u pā‘ina i kēia pule a‘e? |
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| Hey Ka‘imi, will you be able to come to my party next week? |
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| ‘A‘ole paha. E ho‘omoana ana ko‘u ‘ohana no laila, aia au ma kahakai. |
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| Probably not. My family will be camping so I'll be at the beach. |
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| Auē nō ho‘i! No ko‘u kupuna kāne ka pā‘ina. |
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| Oh shucks! The party is for my grandpa. |
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| ‘A‘ole ia pā‘ina no‘u. ‘O kona pā‘ina lā hānau ia. |
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| That party is not for me. It's his birthday party. |
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| ‘O ia kā? ‘Ehia ona makahiki? |
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| ‘A‘ole au maopopo (‘A‘ole maopopo ia‘u), akā, ‘oi loa aku kona mau makahiki ma mua o ko ko‘u kupuna wahine. |
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| I'm not sure but he's much older than my grandma. |
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| Akā, ‘a‘ohe/ ‘a‘ole pilikia, e ka hoa. E nanea ‘oukou ma kahakai. |
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| But no problem, friend. You guys have fun at the beach. |
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| Laki nō mākou no ka mea, e kūkulu ‘ia ko mākou mau halepe‘a e kekahi mau hoaaloha ma mua o ka hō‘ea ‘ana aku o mākou (ko mākou hō‘ea ‘ana aku) i laila. |
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| We're lucky because our tents will be built by some friends before we get there. |
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| He aha kā ‘oukou hana ma kahakai? |
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| What will you guys do at the beach? |
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| ‘A‘ole na‘e paha mākou e nānā i nā heihei wa‘a. |
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| We probably won’t however get to watch the canoe races. |
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| E lawai‘a nō paha ‘olua ‘o kou pāpā? |
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| Will you and your Dad go fishing? |
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| ‘O ia paha, akā ‘a‘ole paha e loa‘a kekahi mea ia‘u (akā, e loa‘a paha ia‘u ka ‘ole). |
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| Pehaps, but I probably won't catch anything. |
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| He lawai‘a akamai ko‘u makuakāne akā ‘a‘ole au like me ia. |
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| My father is a smart fisherman but I'm not like him. |
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| ‘A‘ole pilikia. E nanea aku nō. |
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| A e kelepona mai ia‘u i ka ho‘i ‘ana mai ou (i kou ho‘i ‘ana mai) mai kahakai mai. |
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| And call me when you get back from the beach! |
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| Inu ‘o ia i ka waiū kao i kēlā lā me kēia lā. |
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| He drinks goat’s milk everyday. |
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| ‘A‘ole makemake ‘ia kēlā ‘ano waiū ma ko‘u hale. |
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| That kind of milk isn’t liked at my house. (We don’t like that kind of milk at my house.) |
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| E Pāpā, na māua ‘o Kaleipua e hele aku i Kona no ka huli ‘ana o māua i pāpale lauhala no māmā. |
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| Dad, Kaleipua and I will go to Kona to look for a lauhala hat for mom. |
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| Aia ka Lā Makuahine ma Mei a e ki‘i koke nō paha māua i makana. |
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| Mother’s Day is in May and we should get a gift soon. |
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| Ma hope o ka ho‘opau ‘ana o‘u i ka holoi pā mea‘ai, e puka ana au i waho. |
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| After I finish washing the dishes, I’m going outside. |
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| A laila, e hele pololei nō ho‘i au i kahakai no ka he‘enalu ‘ana. |
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| Then, I’ll go straight to the beach to (for the purpose of) surf. |
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| ‘A‘ole nō au e hele mua i Cold Stone Creamery no ka ‘ai ‘ana mai i ‘aikalima. E ‘ai ‘ia ma hope. |
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| I won’t go first to Cold Stone Creamery to (for the purpose of) eat ice cream. It’ll be eaten later (I‘ll eat it later). |
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| Ma ka hā‘ulelau, ‘ula‘ula a ‘alani nā lau o nā kumulā‘au ma Wakinekona D.C. mā. |
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| In the Fall, the leaves on the trees in the Washington D.C. area are red and orange. |
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| ‘A‘ole like me kēlā ma Hawai‘i nei. ‘A‘ohe loli o nā lau o ‘ane‘i. |
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| It isn’t like that here in Hawai‘i. The leaves never change here. |
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| ‘Ano ‘ē ko‘u ‘ōpū i kēia manawa. Pehea kou ‘ōpū? Ua poluea paha? |
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| My stomach is weird now. How's your stomach? Is it perhaps nauseous? |
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| ‘Ae, ‘ano poluea nō. Hiki anei iā ‘oe ke ho‘opaila/kupa i kī na‘u, ke ‘olu‘olu? |
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| Yes indeed, its kind of nauseous. Could you boil some tea for me, if you please? |
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