1. Ka Pepeke ÿAike ÿO Used to tell: what something is (This is my book.)
what someone is (Kamehameha is the king.)
who someone is (Maile is her friend.)

2. Pepeke ÿAike ÿO: Poÿo, Piko, ÿAwe
Tells what someone/something is
ÿO followed by:
kaÿi memeÿa (kähulu)
iÿoa
papani
Piko
the subject, who or what
can be:
kaÿi memeÿa (kähulu)
iÿoa
papani
ÿo before all iÿoa and the papani ia
ÿAwe
location
starts with ÿami then followed by
kaÿi memeÿa (kähulu)
iÿoa
papani

3. Pepeke ÿAike ÿO Practice #3
ÿO ÿoe ka haumäna moloä ma ke kula.
ÿO ka peni ÿulaÿula këia ma ke päkaukau.
ÿO ke kumu ÿömaÿimaÿi këlä ma ÿö.
ÿO koÿu kaÿa ÿäwïwï kënä, e Kuÿulei.

4. Pepeke ÿAike ÿO Practice #3
ÿO kekahi pua keÿokeÿo ka puamale.
ÿO ke käne hauÿoli ÿo Kai ma ka hale pule.
‘O Meali‘i ka wahine kaulana ma Kauaÿi.
ÿO këia ka lä maikaÿi ma Keaÿau.

5. Pepeke ÿAike ÿO Practice #3
ÿO kou ÿeke melemele këlä ma koÿu lumi.
ÿO kona ÿïlio lepo kënä ma kou kaÿa ÿöhua.

6. Unuhi i ka ÿölelo Hawaiÿi
That (near to you) is my yellow pencil.
That (far) is your blue pen on the floor.
He is my pleasant teacher at my school.
Kealoha is the healthy child at home in Maui.
You are the pretty girl, Kanani.
My mother is that (not by you) intelligent woman.
The plumeria is that (by you) yellow flower.
That (near to you) lei is my fragrant lei.
That (not by you) is his fish.
This is your purple book on my desk.