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What does this mean? Is this correct?
Ananipokelea wageni. = He is receiving the guests for me.
Like, I should be doing it, but I can't do it, so he's doing it for me, or it benefits me in some way ... is that what this means?
April 16, 2017
This seems about right. The -elea or -ea can very often be translated with on behalf of.
September 9, 2017
Yeah, I hate these contextless sentences. Give us an object so we know what it's talking about ... and also so we're practicing more things.
September 11, 2017
My first problem is - the meaning of the verb because......
kupokea 1 : infinitive Root -pokea 1
<pre>-pokea 1 verb :
1) consent, approve, accept
2) receive
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kupokea 2 : infinitive Root -pokea 2
<pre>-pokea 2 verb
receive, welcome, meet
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What about the first meaning( s) which usually give the best meaning of the word ? And te uncomplex sentences - it drives me crazy ! =D
October 9, 2017
