"E puka i waho."

Translation: Come outside.

[MacKinzieRob]

I wish DLHawaiian would not show the whole sentence when I point to a single word to get suggestions

[Joel724482]

Note: puka, n, hole, opening

<pre> Puka, v, to pass through, emerg from. </pre>

[AlanFasick]

Could this also mean "Go outside."

[SDB333]

Thatʻs what I put, and it was accepted, with "Come outside" offered as another correct solution.

[Jeremiah279619]

Go out was accepted.

[Elise356530]

I tried Get out and it was marked as wrong. I don't understand why, if someone can explain this to me. Thx!

[hawaiian-is-hard]

Is there a difference between go and come in hawaiian?

[AlanFasick]

I'm thinking you could add directional markers like you can to the verb "hele" -- like "puka mai" to exit towards the speaker (come) or "puka aku" to exit away from the speaker (go), but I'm not sure.