"You are happy."
Translation:Hauʻoli ʻoe.
November 8, 2018
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Beginner here. If "Maika'i 'oe?" is "Are you good/well?", and "Hau'oli 'oe," is "You are happy," is the only difference between the question and the statement the punctuation and intonation? In other words, could I make a statement or a question out of either of these simply by tacking on a question mark or a period without changing the word order as we often do in English? Mahalo
Tom692084
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I entered "Hauʻoli ʻoe" in the field, but a superfluous, extraneous ʻoe appeared to the right of the field and could not be deleted.