"Yes, today is hot."
Translation:ʻAe, wela kēia lā.
10/10/2018, 8:42:21 PM
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Does anyone know why it wouldn't be "'Ae, wela i keia la." I thought that "Wela i ka la" would be "The day is hot" (Hot is the day) and therefore "Wela i keia la" would be "Today is hot" (Hot is this day).
10/10/2018, 8:42:21 PM
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"Wela i kēia lā." means "It is hot today", whereby i kēia lā is just a prepositional phrase of time. "Wela kēia lā" is using kēia lā as the subject of the sentence - "Today is hot", instead of It is hot.
11/20/2018, 5:19:45 PM
