"We bake chocolate cookies."

Translation: Puhi kākou i ke kuki kokoleka.

[Riceburns]

Is the following sentence also correct? "Puhi kākou i nā kuki kokoleka."

[Riceburns]

Mahalo for now accepting this answer as correct.

[AlanAbonyi]

Why is it ke kuki and not nã kuki

[Mak511906]

I agree. Cookie is not a collective noun. I can bake - and have often baked - a single cookie. Fresher is usually better that's why.

[Kamakea1]

The English sentence is habitual action. If it was talking about a specific event, then it would use nã kuki.

[Bob746503]

Kaua should also be accepted, unless the prompt specifies we as "all of us." Without this specification, both kakou and kaua should be accepted.

[SDB333]

"Puhi kāua i nā kuki kokoleka" was accepted for me today. (April 2020)

[Jules730827]

Shouldn't it be NA kuki kokoleka?

[Maria84615]

Should be na kuki kokoleka

[Mak511906]

They're still not accepting mine.

[Maria84615]

Should be an option puhi kakou i na kuki kokoleka, since the english sentence has cookies, in plural

[MacKinzieRob]

Puhi the verb and Puhi the noun are quite different (?)