"the woman"

Translation: ka wahine

[ColeAstin]

I'm kind of getting the vibe that there are at least some masculine and feminine words ans we adjust the article to match.

Ka wahine- the woman
Ke Keiki - the child
Ke keikamahine- the girl

Maybe im making it up in my head but it seems like using an a occasionally denotes femininity

[lisanderchannel]

I'm not sure, but I guess it's just the article changing according to the first letter of the following noun. "Ka" in front of k becomes "Ke": ka hale, ka noho, ka tūtū kāne (grandpa); but ke keiki, ke kaikamahine, etc.

[KeithEngle1]

"Use ke when the noun that follows begins with the letters K, E, A, or O. Use ka with almost all others! This is commonly referred to as the KEAO rule." - from the "tips" that show on the website but not the app for some bizarre reason

[RjRosey]

What the different between ( kā wahine) and (ka wahine)?

[kat__walker_]

Its actually nā wāhine vs. ka wahine, the one with the longer vowels (ā) is plural

[Lenka259]

I just saw that if you tap at the underlined word, there appear some helps and Tipps or even the solution

[Unicorn525156]

Yes that will help people

[rajeshrajo4]

Please help

[Siena719057]

ugh i did ke wahine and im wrong. someone pls help me figure that out asap

[KeithEngle1]

Use ke when the noun that follows begins with the letters K, E, A, or O. Use ka with almost all others! This is commonly referred to as the KEAO rule.