"I will text you."
Translation:E kelekiko au iā ʻoe.
January 7, 2019
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(E) can be a mark for the future. However, it has a less definite commitment to the time frame. Note: the difference between (e verb ana) and (e). (E) often translates as (will) while (E verb ana) often translates as (going to).
(E) kelekiko au iā ʻoe. = I will text you.
(E) kelekiko (ana) au iā ʻoe. = I am going to text you.
KarinLynn1
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So how would you say I text you or I am texting you? (Or maybe Hawaiian just doesn't get that specific about tense?)
KarinLynn1
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Okay, answering my own question - I learned later that it is like "i" but goes before pronouns or proper nouns. :)