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I don't want to go to school. | ʻAʻole au makemake e hele i ke kula. |
This egg is fresh. | Maka kēia hua. |
This dog is big. | Nui kēia ʻīlio. |
I want to go to college. | Makemake au e hele i ke kulanui. |
I'm confused. | Huikau au. |
I want to go to Kyoto. | Makemake au e hele i Kioko. |
I'm an engineer. | He wilikī au. |
This dog is white. | Keʻokeʻo kēia ʻīlio. |
I want to go to Australia with my family. | Makemake au e hele i ʻAukekulelia me koʻu ʻohana. |
I'm a student. | He haumāna au. |
I'm not hungry. | ʻAʻole au pōloli. |
The bread is not fresh. | ʻAʻole maka ka palaoa. |
I am a cat. | He pōpoki au. |
I am a married man. | He kāne mea wahine au. |
I will go. | E hele au. |
I'm not smart. | ʻAʻole au akamai. |
I am a human being. | He kanaka au. |
I'm not a teacher. | ʻAʻole au he kumu. |
I am a girl. | He kaikamahine au. |
I have two cats. | ʻElua aʻu pōpoki. |
The bread is fresh. | Maka ka palaoa. |
The girl is beautiful. | Nani ke kaikamahine. |
This corn is fresh. | Maka kēia kūlina. |
I'm not a doctor. | ʻAʻole au he kauka. |
This house will exist. | E kū kēia hale. |
I am a woman. | He wahine au. |
This cat is very fat. | Momona loa kēia pōpoki. |
I will come. | E hele mai au. |
This is a green apple. | He ʻāpala ʻōmaʻomaʻo kēia. |
This is a school. | He kula kēia. |
She's a student. | He haumāna ʻo ia. |
You're eating. | Ke ʻai nei ʻoe. |
This is an apple. | He ʻāpala kēia. |
This is a pear. | He pea kēia. |
This book is green. | ʻŌmaʻomaʻo kēia puke. |
The apple is not green. | ʻAʻole ʻōmaʻomaʻo ka ʻāpala. |
This apple is not red. | ʻAʻole ʻula kēia ʻāpala. |
This is an orange. | He ʻalani kēia. |
I want to learn Hawaiian. | Makemake au e aʻo i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi. |
The pencil is small. | Liʻiliʻi ka penikala. |
The bus is long. | Loloa ke kaʻa ʻōhua. |
I'm going to a store. | Ke hele nei au ma he hale kūʻai. |
You'll see the students. | E ʻike ʻoe nā haumāna. |
She's looking for a hotel. | ʻImi ʻo ia he hōkele. |
I live in Honolulu. | Noho au ma Honolulu. |
The man is young. | ʻŌpio ke kāne. |
The man is strong. | Ikaika ke kāne. |
The horse is not white. | ʻAʻole keʻokeʻo ka lio. |
They're doctors. | Kauka lāua. |
They're doctors. | Kauka lākou. |
She's a good woman. | He wahine maikaʻi ʻo ia. |
Your father is tall. | Loa kou makua kāne. |
Their car is not good. | ʻAʻole maikaʻi kō lāua kaʻa. |
She is a good student. | He haumāna maikaʻi ʻo ia. |
Is it a bird? | He manu ʻo ia? |
Is it a chair? | He noho ʻo ia? |
It is a bird. | He manu ʻo ia. |
It is a chair. | He noho ʻo ia. |
You're not a man. | ʻAʻole ʻoe he kāne. |
You're not a woman. | ʻAʻole ʻoe he wahine. |
You're an engineer. | He wilikī ʻoe. |
I'm the teacher. | ʻO au ke kumu. |
I went to the bank. | I hele au ma ka panakō. |
The boy is hoeing. | Ke kālai nei ke keiki. |
The girls work. | Hana nā kaikamahine. |
Pua sings. | Hīmeni ʻo Pua. |
Pua sang. | Ua hīmeni ʻo Pua. |
Pua is singing. | Ke hīmeni nei ʻo Pua. |
Pua is going to sing. | E hīmeni ana ʻo Pua. |
Pua sings at church. | Hīmeni ʻo Pua i ka halepule. |
Pua sang at church. | Ua hīmeni ʻo Pua i ka halepule. |
Pua is singing at church. | Ke hīmeni nei ʻo Pua i ka halepule. |
Pua is going to sing at church. | E hīmeni ana ʻo Pua i ka halepule. |
People are weird. | Ano nā kanaka. |
This is a newspaper. | He nūpepa kēia. |
I have two brothers. | ʻElua oʻu kaikunāne. |
I have two books. | ʻElua aʻu puke. |
I have two cars. | ʻElua oʻu kaʻa. |
I have two children. | ʻElua aʻu keiki. |
He is a teacher. | He kumu ʻo ia. |
Good morning! | Aloha kakahiaka! |
Good evening. | Aloha ahiahi. |
How are you? | Pehea ʻoe? |
What time is it? | Holaʻehia kēia? |
I'm Ricardo. | ʻO wauʻo Ricardo. |
Hello! | Aloha! |
Hello Kaʻiulani. | Aloha e Kaʻiulani. |
Thanks. | Mahalo. |
Yes! | ʻAe! |
No! | ʻAʻole! |
Go, Kaʻiulani. | E hele, e Kaʻiulani. |
Speak, Kawika. | E ʻōlelo, e Kawika. |
Thank you! | Mahalo! |
Thanks! | Mahalo! |
I'll come. | E hele mai au. |
I didn't take Tom's book. | ʻAʻole au i lawe i ka puke a Koma. |
This is my mother. | ʻO koʻu makuahine kēia. |
This is my father. | ʻO koʻu makuakāne kēia. |
This is my job. | ʻO kaʻu hana kēia. |
I'm a woman. | He wahine au. |
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