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Kamakea1
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In the skill Order Food, mom was not capitalized in the following sentence: E ʻoka au e māmā. / I'll order, mom. I posted there and said that if we use lower case then it should have a ka'i: e ka māmā.
(PEPEKE HENUA) is a sentence pattern that states the location of something. HAW 101
AIA (slide 1 to 13)
ʻAMI PIKO ʻO is used with iʻoa or proper nouns [names of people or places]. (slide 6 to 8)
AIA I HEA? (slide 11 and 12)
(Grammar Link): https://www.slideshare.net/malama777/pepeke-henua
Aia ma heo ʻo Bill? = Where is Bill?
Aia ʻo Bill ma hea? = Where is Bill?
Tita is being used as a name.
(ʻO) is used to indicate the subject of a sentence.