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WorksheetsPattern Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Translate: He puke kēia.
That is a book.
Your book.
This is a book.
His book is yellow.
Translate: That (far) is a cat.
He pōpoki kona.
He pōpoki koʻu.
He pōpoki kēlā.
He pōpoki.
He is handsome
Nohea ke keikikāne
Nohea ʻo kāne
Nohea ke kāne
Nohea ʻo ia
This fish is yellow
Melemele ka iʻa
Melemele kēlā iʻa
Melemele kēia iʻa
Melemele kēnā iʻa
Guy Hagi is smart
Akamai Guy Hagi
Akamai ka Guy Hagi
Akamai ʻo Guy Hagi
Guy Hagi akamai
Liko doesnʻt like you shirt.
ʻAʻole makemake ʻo Liko i ʻoe pālule.
ʻAʻole ʻo Liko makemake i koʻu pālule.
ʻAʻole makemake ʻo Liko i kou pālule.
ʻAʻole ʻo Liko makemake iā pālule.
She likes poi.
Makemake poi ʻo ia.
Makemake au i ka poi.
Makemake ʻo ia poi.
Makemake ʻo ia i ka poi.
Kumu Haunani doesnʻt like bitter melon.
ʻAʻole makemake ka bitter melon i Kumu Haunani.
ʻAʻole makemake ʻo Kumu Haunani i ka bitter melon.
ʻAʻole au makemake ʻo Kumu Haunani.
ʻAʻole makemake ʻo Kumu Haunani bitter melon.
Makemake ʻo Linda i ke keiki.
Linda likes the child.
Linda doesnʻt like the child.
You like Linda.
The child likes Linda.
I donʻt want to go.
ʻAʻole au makemake e hele.
ʻAʻole au makemake i hele.
ʻAʻole makemake au e hele.
ʻAʻole makemake au i hele.
ʻO wai kou inoa?
What is my name?
What is her name?
What is his name?
What is your name?
Kimo is my uncle.
ʻO Kimo koʻu ʻanakala.
He Kimo koʻu ʻanakala.
ʻO ʻanakala Kimo
He ʻanakala ʻo Kimo.
Holo ke kāne.
The man runs.
The running man.
The man is running.
The man ran.
Ua hele au i ke kahakai
I went to the beach
Iʻm going to the beach
I will go to the beach
Kaliko will go to the store
Ua hele ʻo Kaliko i ka hale kūʻai
E hele ana ʻo Kaliko i ka hale kūʻai
E hele ʻo Kaliko ana i ka hale kūʻai
E hele nei ʻo Kaliko i ka hale kūʻai
That (far) man is eating his food
Ke ʻai nei kēlā kāne ma kona mea ʻai
E ʻai ana kēlā kāne i kona mea ʻai
Ke ʻai kēlā kāne nei i kona mea ʻai
Ke ʻai nei kēlā kāne i kona mea ʻai
E ʻike ana ʻoe i kou makuahine?
Will you see your mother?
Do you see your mother?
Did you see your mother?
Did your mother see you?
I went to my friends house.
Ua _
Ke _ nei
E _ ana
Select all the "Ua" sentences from below.
I slept in my room last night.
I will take out a trash tonight.
I went to the grocery store.
She forgot to let the dog out.
He is eating dinner.
We use Pepeke Henua patterns to say...
How we feel
the location of something
What time it is
Verb sentences
The ʻami "iā" allows us to put a _________ in the ʻawe.
Name (Iʻoa) or Pronoun (Papani)
Verb
Adjective
NOUN
How would we say "I have the pen"
Aia au ma ka peni
Aia ka peni iā au
Aia ka peni iaʻu
Aia ka peni iā ʻoe
How would we say "He has my cup"
Aia iā koʻu kīʻaha
Aia koʻu kīʻaha iā kona
Aia koʻu kīʻaha iā ia
Aia koʻu kīʻaha iā ʻoe
Which of the following sentences would NOT include the ʻami "iā"
He is at Kapālama
Kumu Haunani has my homework
He has my wallet
You have my phone
What would be the best way to answer the following question:
Aia iā wai ka faila ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi?
Aia iā kākou.
Aia iaʻu.
Aia ma ka papa hele.
Aia i ke kini ʻōpala.
Which of the following sentences are NOT locational sentences.
The boy is at the park.
The dog is under the table.
The food is on the counter.
The teacher is happy.
