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For this quiz, the following table will help you as your "cheat sheet". Practice on memorizing the vocabulary, and remember, this is only a quiz.
| Singular (1) | Dual (2) | Plural (3+) | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | incl. | excl. | 2nd | 3rd | 1st incl. | 1st excl. | 2nd | 3rd | |||
| Case | Nominative | au | 'oe | ia | kāua | māua | 'olua | lāua | kākou | mākou | 'oukou | lākou | |
| Genitive | a-class | ka'u | kāu | kāna | kā kāua | kā māua | kā 'olua | kā lāua | kā kākou | kā mākou | kā 'oukou | kā lākou | |
| o-class | ko'u | kou | kōna | kō kāua | kō māua | kō 'olua | kō lāua | kō kākou | kō mākou | kō 'oukou | kō lākou | ||
| affectionate | ku'u | kō | Only used in 1st and 2nd person singular. | ||||||||||
| Accusative, Dative |
ia'u | iā 'oe | iā ia | iā kāua | iā māua | iā 'olua | iā lāua | iā kākou | iā mākou | iā 'oukou | iā lākou | ||
Remember!!! Capitalize and punctuate all sentences.
Also!!! When you want to write a kahakō, (the line over a vowel making it longer) just add slashes around the letter you wish to lengthen. Ex: for "ā", write "/a/". Kāne=K/a/ne. etc.
Important!!! Did I remind you to punctuate all sentences?
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