He Nāʻana!

Go clean your room!

• E hoʻomaʻemaʻe ʻoe i kou lumi!

• Ua hoʻomaʻemaʻe ʻoe i kou lumi!

• E hoʻomaʻemaʻe ana ʻoe i kou lumi!

• Ke hoʻomaʻemaʻe nei ʻoe i kou lumi!

I am with Kalei at home.

• Aia ʻo Kalei me aʻu ma ka hale.

• Aia au me Kalei ma ka hale.

• Aia ʻoe me Kalei ma ka hale.

• Aia ʻo ia me Kalei ma ka hale.

I am happy.

• Māluhiluhi au.

• Kaumaha au.

• Hauʻoli au.

• Huhū au.

He kumu kula ʻo Kalei.

• Kalei is a school teacher.

• Kalei is a tree.

• Kalei is a reason.

• Kalei is a foundation

Aia ʻo Tūtū me Māmā ma ke kahakai.

• Kama and Tūtū are at the beach.

• Tūtū and Māmā are at the beach.

• Tūtū and Māmā are at home.

• Māmā and Tūtū are at the beach.

To negate a sentence, ʻAʻole is placed where in the sentence?

• in the middle

• in the back

• in the front

• above

What are the 4 Hunekuhi (directionals)?

• lalo, aʻe, luna, iho

• mai, aku, aʻe, iho

• mua, hope, hema, ʻākau

• i luna la i luna

Which one of these verbs is a transitive verb?

• kākau

• hele

• inu

• paʻi

Which one of these verbs is a intransitive verb?

• lomilomi

• nānā

• kahakiʻi

• hele

Check all that applies. Kino ʻŌ

• moʻokūʻauhau- your generation and older

• clothes

• buildings/ structures

• modes of transportation