"ʻO Kaʻiulani kona tūtū wahine."

Translation: Kaʻiulani is his grandmother.

[BeeBumblin]

I keep getting this wrong when I type "her" grandma instead of his. Her should be accepted as kona is bot gender specific

[ernie847051]

same for me

[Imipono808]

Same problem

[MacKinzieRob]

I hope al you folks reported it every time.

[Riceburns]

Please correct this to also accept: Kaʻiulani is her grandmother.

[karamelingo08]

Why is "her" not accepted as an answer?

[DavidOride]

I believe I got this wrong because I typed "grandma" and not "grandmother".

[JamesPakel]

"His grandmother is Kaʻiulani" not accepted...

[kelii....]

It should be. That is just as good.

[Malia679709]

Same- kona is not specifically just "his". Can also be "hers".

[EmilyCurak]

Grandma and Grandmother are the same thing...

[MariaKelln3]

That should never be n error

[BarbaraLea954887]

My phone does character substitution thereby causing problems
I type "is" and the text is changed to "ia" instead. Anyone how to disable the character substitution?

[JaydaLeeLo]

his and her is not determined by ' kona ' . kona means mine but anything you cant choose and go in. like kona kaa, you can go in a car. kona makua hine, a mother is given with no choice.

[Malia679709]

Kona is "her" or "his" but not specifically one or the other. Ko'u and ka'u is "my". Kou and kau (no 'okina) is "your" (singular you). I think you have the "choice" thing right, though.

[IlimaHo-La]

Should be ok