"Mālie ke anilā o kēia lā."

Translation: Today's weather is calm.

[Ana208033]

today the weather is calm? today's weather is calm? Either answer, it reverts right back to the other as being the correct answer

[Xana386731]

I think i figured it out... "o" indicates possessive. So the sentence with "...i kēia lā" would be "the weather is calm today", and "...o kēia lā" would be "today's weather is calm".

[Eliza727459]

Yes!!

[MitchTalmadge]

It should be "Today's weather is calm"

[rabelon]

It is "today's weather is calm."

[mahankr]

I'm not sure what it means for the weather to be calm. Could someone give some context to this sentence?

[MitchTalmadge]

Calm weather is just weather with nothing really going on. No rain, no snow, no wind... Just nice peaceful weather.

Example: Yesterday the weather was very stormy but today it's calm.

[Eliza727459]

For Hawaii, no hurricane, no deluge of rain, no erupting volcanoes with all the associated weather changes....

[Ana208033]

The Weather is calm today