"E piʻi i luna i ka papahele ʻekolu."

Translation: Go up to the third floor.

[CharlesWil267432]

"ascend" and "go up" are the same thing

[Nico838548]

Why was "head up" marked wrong in this case?

[CharlesWil267432]

It should not have been!

[JHaalilioH]

head in/head up http://eatatlowells.com/2013/02/lowells-1st-floor-view-into-the-heart-of-the-market-head-up-to-our-2nd-floor-booths-one-flight-up-for-the-best-people-watching-spot-in-seattle/

[rebotante]

What is the origin of the word luna? it means moon in spanish and it is "up"...

[MacKinzieRob]

Pukui et al. state that 'luna' is from the Proto Polynesian 'lunga'. Watch out for 'false fiends'

[vganesan]

Just curious, is the use of "papahele" to refer to floors of a building due to English influence or did it evolve independently?

[Eliza727459]

Good question. Did structures have multiple floors before Euro influence?

[Makalika3]

"E piʻi i luna i ka papahele ʻekolu." seems redundant. Could you say "E piʻi i ka papahele ʻekolu." (i.e., remove the "i luna")

[PilimaiTraub]

Head up to the third floor, should be accepted.

[Mr.Kainoa]

“Climb up” was incorrect.

[Kamakea1]

As in walk up the stairs instead of taking the elevator? I would have reported it and checked the box saying "my answer should be accepted".

[Kamakea1]

I like the speaker's accent on " 'ekolu". But I also heard an extra 'okina in the first part of the sentence that shouldn't be vocalized. I hear this: E pi'i 'i luna ...... instead of this: E pi'i i luna...