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(link) https://youtu.be/Y7MaFmQUOz4
Episode 7 of Ka Leo ʻŌiwi will help you understand
kēnā / that (near) and kēlā / that (away). And also the Hawaiian plurals (nā) and (mau).
Listen and watch the Hawaiian language video from time segment [6:21] to [10:40] to understand kēlā = that (away) vs. kēnā = that (near).
Listen and watch the Hawaiian language video from time segment [4:18] to [5:24] to understand Hawaiian plurals.
MojaveMama
300
pā kini n. Tin pan, pan, basin (preceded by ke). Pā kini holoi, wash pan. www.wehewehe.org
Gerald, you would still be correct.
KarinLynn1
199
I said (close) which means (near) - certainly means the same thing to me?? so marked my answer as should be correct, no?