Short native Hawaiian sentences for reading practice, each paired with its English translation. Front: the Hawaiian sentence. Back: English translation.
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- Ke noho nei au ma Honolulu.
- I live in Honolulu.
- He lā maikaʻi kēia no ka huakaʻi.
- This is a good day for a trip.
- Ke ʻai nei ka ʻohana i ka poi.
- The family is eating the poi.
- Ke hele nei māua me kaʻu hoaloha i ka lūʻau.
- My friend and I are going to the lūʻau.
- Ua hiki mai nā malihini i ka home.
- The visitors have arrived at the home.
- Ke aʻo nei au i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi i kēlā me kēia lā.
- I am learning the Hawaiian language every day.
- Ke hana nei koʻu makuakāne ma ke keʻena.
- My father is working at the office.
- Ke hula nei nā keiki i ka wā o ka hoʻokūkū.
- The children dance hula during the competition.
- Nui ke aloha o ka kupuna wahine i kāna mau moʻopuna.
- The grandmother has great love for her grandchildren.
- Aia i luna ka mauna, aia i lalo ka muliwai.
- The mountain is above, the river is below.
- I ka makahiki i hala, ua hele mākou i Maui.
- Last year, we went to Maui.
- ʻApōpō, e hoʻi mai ana ʻo Keoni i ka home.
- Tomorrow, Keoni will return home.
- Ke hoʻolohe nei nā keiki i nā moʻolelo a ke kumu.
- The children are listening to the teacher's stories.
- ʻOno loa kēia meaʻai.
- This food is very delicious.
- Ua pau ka hana, ua hiki mai ka pō.
- The work has finished, night has come.
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