1. ʻŌlelo Kahua 8.1

2. Eia ka hana i kēia pule… Nā Hua ʻōlelo Hou
Pepeke ʻAike He (He Equational Sentence)
Hoʻomaʻamaʻa
Haʻawina Pili Home

3. Nā Hua ʻōlelo Hou Kikino (Nouns): Penikala – pencil
Puka aniani – window
Hae – flag
Hakakau – shelf
Puke – book
Uaki – watch, clock
Kiʻi – picture
ʻŪmiʻi pepa – stapler
Kini ʻōpala – trash bin
ʻŪpā – scissors
Kukui - light
Waihona – closet, cabinet
Mīkini paʻi – printer
Peni – pen

4. Pepeke ʻAike He (He Equational Sentence)
* “He” is translated as “a” or “an”.
* Expresses sentences that say: “is a”, “am a”, “are a”, “is an”
POʻO / PIKO / ‘AWE
This is a book. He puke kēia.
That is a pencil. He penikala kēlā.
This is an apple on the table. He ʻāpala kēia ma ke pākaukau.
I am a teacher at this school. He kumu au ma kēia kula.

5. Kawaimālie is a good student. He haumāna maikaʻi ʻo Kawaimālie.
This is a fast printer on my desk.
He mīkini paʻi ʻāwīwī kēia ma koʻu pākaukau.
She is a talkative girl in my class!
He kaikamahine walaʻau ʻo ia ma kaʻu papa!
These are black staplers.
He mau ʻūmiʻi pepa ʻeleʻele kēia.
Those are green chairs.
He mau noho ʻōmaʻomaʻo kēlā.

6. Hoʻomaʻamaʻa He aha kēlā? He hae Hawaiʻi kēlā. He aha kēia?
He ʻūpā kēia.
He aha kēlā?
He puka aniani kēlā.

7. He aha kēlā?
He hale pule kēlā.
He aha kēia?
He ʻūmiʻi pepa kēia.
He aha kēlā mea?
He kini ʻōpala kēlā mea.

8. Haʻawina Pili Home:
E hoʻopaʻanaʻau i nā hua ʻōlelo hou. E hoʻomākaukau no ke kuisa i kēia pule aʻe.
E haku i 3 hopuna ʻōlelo Pepeke ʻAike He.