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What is “kei te” for?
In the phrase “kei te pai au” from my knowledge of Hawaiian I understand that au is “i” and pai means good. But I don’t understand the usage of kei te
Thiessen0 karma· 11 days ago
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Kia ora, Short answer: "kei te" is a present tense marker. So, in your sentence, you're describing that you are currently in a good condition. Hope this helps.
Amir0 karma· 5 days ago
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