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There was "a typo" in my answer, "It is one o'clock," because I saw no need for "now."
December 1, 2018
DABurnside
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I looked up "kani" in the dictionary expecting some kind of now/precisely meaning, but thatʻs not what the book said. Kani has many interesting meanings having to do with sound and fitness, but the closest meaning for time--and you have appreciate this--is the crack of a whip. :-D
December 29, 2018
"Strike" may be a reasonable interpretation for "kani." "Kani ka hola" meaning "The hour strikes."
January 4, 2019
RonRGB
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Hola ʻehia kēia? = What time is it?
Kani ka hola ʻekahi. = It is now one o'clock.
March 19, 2019
I saw no need to use the word "now" in the translation. It's a given when you say "it is."
June 13, 2019
