Beyond The Basics And Into Conversation
Refine the basics and start understanding and producing short- to medium-length sentences, as your ear gets used to spoken Hawaiian.
ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi about 10% of the timeSee a class in action
Is this course for you?
- You’re comfortable with the CH1A and CH1B topics.
- You want to move from patterns into real conversation.
- You’re ready to hear some ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi used in class.
Before you start: The CH1A and CH1B topics.
What you’ll learn
- Pepeke Nonoʻa He (“something has a something”)
- A-class and o-class possession
- Kāhulu Iʻoa and Kāhulu Nonoʻa
- More ʻawe types
- Telling time to the second
- Directionals (hunekuhi)
- Pepeke Makua and Pepeke Keiki
- Conditionals (if… then)
- Conjunctions (kuʻina pepeke)
- Saying when and whenever
- Loaʻa, lilo and maopopo
- Deeper prosody
Tuesday Sections
You sign up for the course, not a Section. Join whichever one suits you each week.
| Section | Class time (Hawaiʻi) | Your time · |
|---|---|---|
| Section 1 | Tue 12:00 pm | |
| Section 2 | Tue 2:00 pm | |
| Section 3 | Tue 5:30 pm |
Hawaiʻi doesn’t change its clocks, so your local time may shift by an hour when yours change. Full schedule
Inside every class
“If you identify as a kanaka maoli, I can’t recommend his work enough… and if you identify as something else, his class welcomes EVERYONE!”
Not sure CH2A is your level? A short level check is on its way. For now, our guide will point you to the right course.
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