"Kūʻai au i nā lole ma ke kūʻaiemi."
Translation:I buy clothes at the sale.
January 2, 2019
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Kamakea1
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[I buy the clothes (specific)] = [Kūʻai au i nā lole] but [I buy clothes (in general) = Kūʻai au i ka lole].
HoferWong
385
Previous I was wrong with the use of nā lole and thought lole means clothes. When is it appropriate to use ka lole or nā lole?
Neil89554
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"I buy clothes IN the sale" is not accepted, but is better English than "I buy clothes AT the sale".