"Where is Kaleo?"

Translation: Aia ʻo Kaleo ma hea?

[rabelon]

I am used to hearing "Aia i hea 'o Kaleo." This is an unusual sentence structure for me, "Aia 'o Kaleo ma hea." What is the literal translation for each?

[kelii....]

Both mean the same. No difference.

[JaredLopez4]

Yes i agree. What is the literal translation for both? Obviously they mean the same thing, but to learn nuance, it would be useful.

[kelii....]

There is zero difference. It would be like trying to differentiate between I turned up the heat and I turned the heat up.

[KGP.]

You obviously learn languages in a different style than decoding it by word. Thanks anyways for taking the time and effort answering so many questions. Most of them are much valued ;)

[Moikeha1]

I use ma hea 'o Kaleo... it's accepted!

[scarvbarv]

As is "Aia ma hea 'o Kaleo".

[lengvk]

I was corrected to "mo hea" from "no hea". I'm a complete beginner, but "mo hea" just sounded wrong...

[kelii....]

That should be ma hea not mo hea or no hea in this sentence.