Prepositions Examples Hawaiian lesson

Recording	English	Hawaiian	Status
	Hi, Tutu.	Aloha e Tūtū.
	Hi, Tutu!	E aloha e Tūtū!
	Hi, Tutu. Quite well.	Aloha e Tūtū. Maikaʻi nō.
	today	i kēia lā
	My name is Kunane.	ʻO Kunāne koʻu inoa.
	Hello, Auntie Lehua.	Aloha e ʻAnakē Lehua.
	What is your name?	ʻO wai kou inoa?
	I’m great, thank you. And yourself?	Maikaʻi nō au, mahalo. A ʻo ʻoe?
	Hello. I’m sorry, what’s your name?	Aloha. E kala mai, ʻo wai kou inoa?
	On the phone.	Ma ke kelepona.
	How are we today?	Pehea kākou i kēia lā?
	Oh dear, where is Pualei?	Auē, ʻauhea ʻoe e Pualei!
	This is my friend, Auntie Lehua.	ʻO koʻu hoa kēia ʻo ʻAnakē Lehua.
	Nice to meet you, Kunane. How are you today?	Aloha kāua e Kunāne. Pehea ʻoe i kēia lā?
	Hey! Good afternoon, grandkids!	Hūi! Aloha ʻauinalā e kuʻu mau moʻopuna!
	Where are you from?	No hea mai ʻoe?
	Come and give her a kiss.	E honi mai iā ia.
	now	i kēia manawa
	I’m from Kailua.	No Kailua mai au.
	My name is Ekela.	ʻO ʻEkela koʻu inoa.