"ʻOno ka ʻuala wela o Kohala."

Translation: The hot sweet potato of Kohala is delicious.

[RonRGB]

From Wikipedia: Kohala is the name of the northwest portion of the island of Hawaiʻi in the Hawaiian Archipelago.

[TamaraVard]

"Kohala's hot sweet potato is delicious" should also be an acceptable translation.

[GeraldMath4]

"Kohala's hot sweet potatoes taste good," too. But I was pretty sure I wouldn't get away with "taste good."

[rabelon]

Can this also be "The hot sweet potato from Kohala is delicious." I do not see the distinction.

[KiUlv]

I don't know if it's accepting both, but "from" would be "mai" instead of "o" which is "of" in this case.

[KNTRO]

The answer "The hot sweet potatoes of Kohala are delicious" [plural] should not be accepted as well?