“ʻO kuʻu wahi ōpū weuweu lā, nou ia.”
ʻO kuʻu wahi ōpū weuweu lā, nou ia. Let my little clump of grass be yours. A humble way of offering the use of oneʻs house to a friend.
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Review of Expressions from Disc Two to Seven
Disc 8, Part 1: Review of Expressions Learned in Chapters 2 through 7 No Hawaiʻi mai – From Hawaiʻi I kēia manawa, e huakaʻi ana kākou – At this time, let us all take a tripI kekahi manawa, e makemake ana nā keiki – At times, the children will want it (the subject “it” is…
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Hoʻomaʻamaʻa “Nui”, Nonoʻa, and Iʻoahenua Combined Practice 1
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Planned Coursework Outline
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