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1 Kākau ʻia na Kapa Palakiko
Na Wai i Hana? Kākau ʻia na Kapa Palakiko

2 Na nā haumāna i hele i ke kula.
Kiʻi 1 Na nā haumāna i hele i ke kula.

3 Kiʻi 2 Na wai i aʻo aku i ka papa?

4 Na ke kumu i aʻo aku i ka papa.
Kiʻi 3 Na ke kumu i aʻo aku i ka papa.

5 Na nā haumāna i pāʻani ma waho o ka papa.
Kiʻi 4 Na nā haumāna i pāʻani ma waho o ka papa.

6 Na nā haumāna i ʻai i ka ʻaina awakea.
Kiʻi 5 Na nā haumāna i ʻai i ka ʻaina awakea.

7 Na nā haumāna i hana i nā haʻawina.
Kiʻi 6 Na nā haumāna i hana i nā haʻawina.

8 Na ke kumu i hāʻawi i ka haʻawina pilihome.
Kiʻi 7 Na ke kumu i hāʻawi i ka haʻawina pilihome.

9 Na nā haumāna i hoʻomaʻemaʻe i ka papa ma ka pau ʻana o ke kula.
Kiʻi 8 Na nā haumāna i hoʻomaʻemaʻe i ka papa ma ka pau ʻana o ke kula.

10 Na nā haumāna i mahalo aku i ke kumu.
Kiʻi 9 Na nā haumāna i mahalo aku i ke kumu.

11 Na nā haumāna i hoʻi i ko lākou hale.
Kiʻi 10 Na nā haumāna i hoʻi i ko lākou hale.

12 Nā Huaʻōlelo haumāna hele kula aʻo papa kumu pāʻani waho ʻai
ʻaina awakea hana haʻawina hāʻawi haʻawina pilihome hoʻomaʻemaʻe pau mahalo hoʻi lākou hale student go school teach class teacher play outside eat lunch work schoolwork give homework clean end, done, over thank, thanks, thank you return them 3+ house

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