Hawaiian ch 10 vocab and phrases

ahahana!

shame!

aʻo

to learn or teach

aʻo aku

to teach

aʻo mai

to learn

aʻu

me (with prepositions)

ʻeleʻele

black

emi

cheap, reasonable, decreasing

haʻi

to tell

haneli

hundred

helu

to count, number, size

hōʻike

exam; to display, to show

hoka

to lose out, serve you right!

hoʻokahi

one (quantity)

hoʻolohe

to listen

huahelu

number, size

iwakālua

twenty

kahua mokulele, kahua hoʻolulu mokulele

airport

kākau

to write

kālā

dollar

kalaiwa

to drive

kāmaʻa

shoe

kamaliʻi

child

kanakolu

thirty

kaukani

thousand

keʻokeʻo

white

kikowaena kūʻai

shopping center

Kōlea

Korean

kūʻai

to exchange, to sell

kūʻai aku

to sell

kūʻai mai

to buy

kuʻu

my (affectionate)

lipine

tape, ribbon

lōʻihi

long, tall

manaʻo

idea, thought, opinion, to think

neʻe

to move (not with object)

no

for

nō hoʻi

also, indeed

no ka mea

because (followed by sentence)

nui

size, amount

paha

maybe, perhaps

pinepine

often

puka

to graduate, to emerge; perforation, hole

ʻulaʻula

red

ʻumikūmākahi

eleven

wā

time

wahi

place (not with ka)

waihoʻoluʻu

color

wale nō

only, just

wāwae

foot, leg

E kala mai (iaʻu)

Excuse (me)

kēia manawa

now

kēlā me kēia mea

this and that

kēlā me kēia X, kēlā X kēia X

everyX

kuʻu wā kamaliʻi

my childhood (small-kid time)