Hawaiian Grammar and Verbs

Core Hawaiian grammar patterns, pronouns, tense markers, and particles. Front: the Hawaiian word or particle. Back: English meaning.

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34 basic cards for Grammar Hawaiian. It opens with "Māua" and "Kāua". More Hawaiian at other levels is listed below.

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Māua: Show answer
We two (exclusive, dual)
Kāua: Show answer
We two (inclusive, dual)
Mākou: Show answer
We (exclusive, three or more)
Kākou: Show answer
We (inclusive, three or more)
ʻOlua: Show answer
You two (dual)
ʻOukou: Show answer
You all (three or more)
Lāua: Show answer
They two (dual)
Lākou: Show answer
They (three or more)
Ka / Ke: Show answer
The (singular definite article; ke is used before certain sounds)
Nā: Show answer
The (plural definite article)
He: Show answer
A, some (indefinite article)
Kēia: Show answer
This
Kēlā: Show answer
That
Ua: Show answer
Past tense marker
Ke ... nei: Show answer
Present tense marker, wrapping around the verb

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