- Forum >
- Topic: Hawaiian >
- "kēnā kaʻa kauō ona"
7 Comments
(link to Ka Leo ʻŌiwi | Episode 7) https://youtu.be/Y7MaFmQUOz4
Look at the Hawaiian Language Video starting at time segment [6:30].
E kuhikuhi ʻoe i kēlā mau uluna. = Point at those pillows. [away]
E kuhikuhi ʻoe i kēnā mau uluna. = Ponit at those pillows. [near]
Iga561457
587
It's like Spanish (este->ese->aquel), Japanese (kono->sono->ano), Polish (ten->tamten->ów) and probably tons of other languages (these three just come to me personally!).
Something you own to be in or on. This includes modes of transportation such as a car, boat, or even a horse, people ride a horse.
Look at slide 2 in the link: https://www.slideshare.net/malama777/o-vs-a?next_slideshow=9