Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Aloha everyone! Here is the fifth episode of "E Lawe i ke A‘o a Mālama." In this episode, we will be introducing the phrase "‘E‘OLE." This phrase shows a main factor of something happening and the result. "‘E‘OLE" can also be thought of in certain contexts such as: INĀ ‘A‘OLE NO _ , ‘A‘OLE I _. If not for _ , _ would not have _ . Here is another: MA MULI O _ , UA _ . Because of... "‘E‘OLE" can also be thought of as an idiom to show gratitude. Here are some examples:
‘E‘OLE...
1. ‘E‘ole ‘o Māmā, hānau ‘ia ai ‘oe. If not for Mom, you would not have been born.
2. ‘E‘ole ‘o ia nei, maopopo ai kēia pilina‘ōlelo ia‘u! Because of him/her (close), I understand this sentence structure.
3. ‘E‘ole ona hoa ho‘okani ‘o Ikaakamai, loa‘a ai ke kikiki ‘aha mele iā Chechailicho. Thanks to his musician friend named Ikaakamai, Chechailicho obtained a concert ticket.
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Aloha everyone! Here is the fifth episode of "E Lawe i ke A‘o a Mālama." In this episode, we will be introducing the phrase "‘E‘OLE." This phrase shows a main factor of something happening and the result. "‘E‘OLE" can also be thought of in certain contexts such as: INĀ ‘A‘OLE NO _ , ‘A‘OLE I _. If not for _ , _ would not have _ . Here is another: MA MULI O _ , UA _ . Because of... "‘E‘OLE" can also be thought of as an idiom to show gratitude. Here are some examples:
‘E‘OLE...
1. ‘E‘ole ‘o Māmā, hānau ‘ia ai ‘oe. If not for Mom, you would not have been born.
2. ‘E‘ole ‘o ia nei, maopopo ai kēia pilina‘ōlelo ia‘u! Because of him/her (close), I understand this sentence structure.
3. ‘E‘ole ona hoa ho‘okani ‘o Ikaakamai, loa‘a ai ke kikiki ‘aha mele iā Chechailicho. Thanks to his musician friend named Ikaakamai, Chechailicho obtained a concert ticket.
Let's get to work!
