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Aia ka hōʻike ma ka pōʻahia? =
The show is on what day (of the week)?
Aia ka hōʻike ma ka Pōʻakolu. = The show is on Wednesday.
{Nā lā o ka pule = The Days of the Week}
(1. ʻekahi) Monday = ka Pōʻakahi
(2. ʻelua) Tuesday = ka Pōʻalua
(3. ʻekolu) Wednesday = ka Pōʻakolu
(4. ʻehā) Thursday = ka Pōʻahā
(5. ʻelima) Friday = ka Pōʻalima
(6. ʻeono) Saturday = ka Pōʻaono
Sunday = ka Lāpule
Which DAY? = Ka pōʻahia?
Names of the weekdays are not the issue here. Can you help us make an informed choice about the synonyms we're dealt, so we no longer need to guess? E ʻoluʻolu.
And I just guessed "test" for this one and got it correct as an alternate. Since when are "test" and "show" synonyms?
Tried "presentation" for this one, but this time they wanted "show." Why does it seem that this is always up to a random guess?
I'm gonna guess that the reason I never get answers for these questions is because no one knows the rationale for choosing among show, test, and presentation. So I still don't know the answer - which makes the rest of the similar questions about a given issue just that much more confusing.
