Ka Hopena O Ke Pī (hōpunaʻōlelo)

Whos backpack is that on the stairs? Move that bag before someone trips on it.

ʻO wai ka mea nona kēlā paisi hāʻawe ma ke alapiʻi? E hoʻoneʻe ʻoe i ia paisi hāʻawe o ʻōkupe ʻia.

Is that bike that was left in the rain yours? Arenʻt you worried your bike might get rusted?

ʻO ʻoe ka mea nona kēlā paikikala i waiho ʻia i ka ua? ʻAʻole anei ʻoe i hopohopo o kūkaehau kāu paikikala?

My nephew is going to feel really happy when he receives the gift I bought for his birthday.

E komo ana ka hauʻoli i loko o kaʻu keiki hanauna i kona loaʻa ʻana iā ia o ka makana aʻu i kūʻai aku ai no kona lā hānau.

Why do you feel so sad? Youʻre the one who said no to go fishing with Keola and Leo.

No ke aha i komo ai ke kaumaha i loko ou? ʻO ʻoe ka mea nāna i hōʻole ʻaʻole e hele pū i ka lawaiʻa me Keola lāua ʻo Leo.

The next day, all of the dishes that were left in the sink by Keolaʻs friends were washed by me.

I kekahi lā aʻe, ua pau nā pā i waiho ʻia ma ke kinika e ko Keola mau hoa i ka holoi ʻia e aʻu.

I went by myself.

Ua hele hoʻokahi au.

If you value your health, you should probably quit smoking cigarettes.

Inā nō ʻoe i minamina i kou ola kino, e aho paha ʻoe e haʻalele i ke puhi paka ʻana

Too bad that all of your grandmotherʻs feather leis were lost when she moved to Oregon.

Minamina ka pau ʻana o ko kou kupuna wahine mau lei hulu i ka nalowale iā ia i neʻe ai i ʻOlekona.

I donʻt really like chicken long rice, but thatʻs all that was left.

ʻAʻole au hoihoi loa i ka moa laiki loloa, eia naʻe ʻo ka mea nō ia i loaʻa.

What happened to (what was the end result of ) the boys who were caught sneaking into the concert in Kalapana?

He aha ka hopena o nā keikikāne i hopu ʻia no ke komo malū ʻana i loko o ka ʻaha mele ma Kalapana?

I snuck out of my house last night without my parents knowing.

ua nele malū au mai loko aku o koʻu hale i ka pō nei ma ka ʻike ʻole o koʻu mau mākua.

What happened at the end of the movie we were watching on the plane coming back from Aotearo?

He aha ka hopena o ke kiʻiʻoniʻoni a kākou e nānā aku ana ma ka mokulele e hoʻi mai ana mai Aotearoa?

Her uncle is still selling vegetable at the open market on Mamo street.

Aia nō kona ʻanakala ke kūʻai aku nei i ka lau ʻai ma ka mākeke kaupokulani ma ke alanui ʻo Mamo.

As for the woman that I introduced to you, she is still in Hilo selling fruits at the open market.

ʻO ka wahine aʻu i hoʻolauna me ʻoe, aia nō ʻo ia i Hilo e kūʻai aku nei i ka hua ʻai ma ka mākeke kaupokulani.

Hālani i the one who has the bucket to scoop up the water from the spring.

ʻO Hālani ka mea iā ia ka pākeke e ukuhi ai i ka wai mai ka wai māpuna.

The woman who owns this car is still standing in line in the store.

Aia nō ka wahine nona kēia kaʻa ke kū laina nei ma ka hale kūʻai.

That big scary looking dog is why we felt afraid to go in the yard.

ʻO kēlā ʻīlio nui weliweli ke nānā aku ke kumu i komo ai ka makaʻu i loko o mākou i ke komo ʻana aku i ka pā hale.

Ululani and I wrapped fifty laulau just like Mr. Kenoi asked us to.

He kanalima a māua ʻo Ululani laulau i wahī ai e like me kā Mika Kenoi

As soon as the guy who had the key arrived, all of the tabled were set up in the performing arts room.

I ke kanaka iā ia ke kī nō a hōʻea mai, ua pau nā pākaukau i ke kūkulu ʻia ma ka lumi pāhiahia.

When the trash can is full of trash, … (5 hāʻina)

A) I ke kini ʻōpala e piha ai i ka ʻōpala, …
E) I ka manawa e piha ai ke kini ʻōpala i ka ʻōpala, …
I) I ka piha ʻana o ke kini ʻōpala i ka ʻōpala, …
O) Ke piha ke kini ʻōpala i ka ʻōpala, …
U) ʻOiai e piha ai ke kini ʻōpala i ka ʻōpala, …

(Can we have) a place for us to lay down (rest).

E ʻoluʻolu, i wahi nō māua e moe ai.

(Do you want) another glass of wine?

I kīʻaha waina hou aku paha nāu (e inu ai)?

All the trees surrounding my house were cut down.

Ua pau nā kumu lāʻau a puni koʻu hale i ke kua ʻia.

Thatʻs the reason all the kids came back from surfing.

ʻO ia ke kumu i pau ai nā keiki i ka hoʻi mai mai ka heʻenalu mai.

All the chairs were taken by the people who came earlier.

Ua pau nā noho i ka lilo ʻia e nā kānaka nāna i hōʻea mua mai.

Kawehi is still massaging Kimoʻs ankle.

Aia nō ʻo Kawehi ke lomilomi nei i ko kimo kuʻekuʻe wāwae.

What happened to the wallet you found in the bathroom?

He aha ka hopena o ke ʻeke kālā i loaʻa iā ʻoe ma ka lua?

What is the reason that you donʻt eat at McDʻs anymore?

He aha ke kumu i pau ai kou ʻai ʻana ma McDʻs?

Go ask the man who has the knife to cut the rope.

E noi aku ʻoe i ke kanaka iā ia ka pahi e ʻoki ai i ke kaula.

The man that owns this house has no money to spend.

ʻAʻohe kālā a ke kanaka nona kēia hale e hoʻolilo ai.

The man that has the coolers we filled with ice just returned.

Akahi nō a hoʻi mai ke kanaka iā ia nā kula a kāua i hoʻopiha ai i ka hau.

Thatʻs probably the reason the boy who had the knife got kicked out of school.

ʻO ia paha ke kumu i kipaku ʻia ai ke keiki iā ia ka pahi mai ke kula.

The cops are still looking for the guy who the black truck belongs to.

Aia nō nā mākaʻi ke ʻimi nei i ke kanaka nona kēia kalaka ʻeleʻele.

Kimo is still at Walmart shopping for fishing supplies.

Aia nō ʻo Kimo ma Walakmaka e kūʻai hele nei i nā lako lawaiʻa.