"ʻAe, e pāʻina ana kākou ma Genki Sushi."
Translation:Yes, we are going to eat at Genki Sushi.
July 5, 2019
9 Comments
It should be accepted but they probably didn't think of adding contractions as possible answers.
July 29, 2019
It's one-half of the future tense pattern. "E (verb) ana" = "will (verb)"
July 7, 2019
JamesTWils
1493
So, is there a relation to the imperative construction? Is it a sort of a subjunctive?
July 7, 2019
E ... ana just shows incomplete action, not subjunctive. So here it is used for future tense. It can also be past imperfect as well.
July 29, 2019
