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1. Declarative past. I ka manawa … i, i ka wā … i, i … ka hana; i (see i #5). When you lived at Kailua, I ka manawa ou i noho ai i Kailua; i kou manawa i noho ai i Kailua. When he looked down (For. 4:225), a i nānā iho ka hana.

2. Declarative future. I ka manawa … e, i ka wā … e, ke, ā, aia; hele (see hele #3). When he arrives, ā hiki mai ia; aia hiki mai ʻoia; ke hiki mai ʻoia. When I, iaʻu.

3. Interrogative future. Āhea? I ka manawa hea … e? I ka wā hea … e?

4. Interrogative past. Ināhea? I ka manawa hea … i? I ka wā hea … i?

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