"A beverage for me."

Translation: I mea inu naʻu.

[RonRGB]

(link) https://manomano.io/definition/25026

mea inu

[PE] 1 n Beverage, drink, potion.

[MK] 1 n Var. Drink, beverage.

[Artikyulet]

Thanks! But my bigger problem is not the vocabulary word. Why is it "I mea inu" instead of "he mea inu"? What is that "i" doing there?

[Jules730827]

Why "i" and not "he" or "ka"?

[Elizabeth676324]

Why do we need "mea" if "i" means "a?" Why not just "I inu na'u" or, if something has to be there, "I ka inu na'u?" Also, why "i" and not "he?" Uh, someone needs to answer this somewhere! A million people have asked this question!

[Elise356530]

Inu stands for drink and mea inu for beverage. They are synonymous I think