Pepeke Henua Practice: Locational Sentences

Instructions

  1. Study the vocabulary below. Also, use «ma» to mean “in/on/at” or anything similar.
  2. Translate the sentences from English to Hawaiian.
  3. Check your work: tap each sentence to see the answer.
  4. When you are all done with those translations, put everything down for a while and relax your brain. Even if it’s for a whole day, that’s fine.
  5. Then switch to “Hawaiian → English” and do translations from Hawaiian to English.

Most of all, enjoy what you do.

Nā Huaʻōlelo Hou ~ Vocabulary

The memeʻa content words you will need are here, followed by the papani (pronouns) and some special kaʻi to use.

Memeʻa content words

bench, chair, seat
noho
bird
manu
car
kaʻa
child
keiki
church
halepule
class
papa
computer
lolouila
fish
iʻa
forest
nahele
friend
hoaaloha, hoāloha
house
hale
kitchen
lumikuke
ocean
moana
paper
pepa
pen
peni
plate
pā (ke pā)
road, street
alanui
school
kula
store
halekūʻai
student
haumāna
table
pākaukau (ke pākaukau)
teacher
kumu
tree
kumulāʻau

Papani (pronouns)

I
au
you
ʻoe
he/she
ʻoia

Some special kaʻi to use

the aforementioned
ia
six (quantity)
ʻeono
one (quantity)
hoʻokahi
two (quantity)
ʻelua
eight (quantity)
ʻewalu

Translate

ʻŌlelo Online Virtual Classroom · kumu Kaliko Beamer-Trapp · Practice revision 3 (September 2026) · This is a work in progress; feedback is welcome.

Published on 2026-10-21 — Last updated on 2026-10-22
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