"He aha kēia?"

Translation: What is this?

[Noxurus]

Is "he aha" a phrase meaning "what" ?

[DubhghlasJulien]

It's literally "a what", but yes.

[_Amanda_LS]

Is just "aha kēia" considered right?

[karneez]

i doubt it. i think you need the "he" (a) for indicating that you're talking about an object

[deactivated user]

"what" is "apa" in indonesian. There are so many similarities with hawaiian

[Yusuf_Abdurrauf]

"Apa" also in Malay and Bruneian too.

[MacKinzieRob]

Hmm something else went wrong, but I don't think that button will report this . I wanted to give these two comments (the Indonesian and Malay comments) a + = ^ but when I hit ^ it SUBTRACTED not added :-(. I think the connections between Proto East Polynesian and SE Asian languages is interesting & I appreciate these comments

[brjaga]

Previously we had he wai kona inoa for "what is her/his name". What is the difference between aha and wai?

[JonThysell]

Wai is more like who, you use it for people

[900.npZwPCIKuunk]

Why did we use aha instead of wai?

[phngngkhoa16]

Chị cứ yên tâm em trả lời đúng rồi

[Zach_Factor]

Bạn biết đây là khóa học tiếng Anh, phải không?