1. The document provides examples of how to use the phrase "Aia nö a" which means "As soon as" in Hawaiian. It gives translations and sample sentences using the phrase in different contexts like making leis, getting new shoes, washing a car, and watching a movie. 2. It also provides additional practice sentences using "Aia nö a" to refer to a broken chair, paying an old man, folding dried clothes, cleaning toys, typing a story, and getting a driver's license. The examples are meant to demonstrate proper usage of the phrase to discuss events that will occur after some preceding action is completed.

1. Aia nö a . . .
As soon as . . .
(no ka wä e hiki mai ana)

2. Maÿalahi ka hoÿohana ÿia ÿana!
Ø E kau ka ÿölelo ÿo “aia nö a” ma mua o käu
hopuna ÿölelo.
Ø E laÿa me këia:
l As soon as the class is done, (then) we can
leave
l Aia nö a pau ka papa, a laila, hiki iä käua ke
haÿalele.
Ø E hoÿomaopopo, pili këia i ka wä e hiki mai
ana, ÿaÿole pili i ka wä i hala!

3. E hoÿohana ÿia me këia mau pepeke:
Ø Painu
Ø Pepeke nonoÿa me he
Ø Loaÿa
Ø I ka nui o ka manawa, hoÿohana ÿia këia me
ka pepeke painu
Ø No ka wä e hiki mai ana!

4. E nänä mai i këia mau laÿana:
Ø Aia nö a he kälä käu, a laila, e küÿai ÿia ke
kaÿa hou.
Ø Aia nö a mäkaukau ka ÿohana, e hele
käkou.
Ø Aia nö a loaÿa ka hana iä ÿoe, a laila, e uku
ÿoe i ka pila.

5. Laÿana #1
Ø As soon as Anuhea brings the flowers, we (3
incl) can make the lei Leimomi will wear in
the parade.
Aia nö a lawe mai ÿo Anuhea i nä pua,
hiki iä käkou ke hana i ka lei
e lei ai ma ka paikau.
a Leimomi

6. Laÿana #2
Ø As soon as you get new shoes, you should
wear it to the party that Kealani is going to.
Aia nö a loaÿa ke kämaÿa hou, pono
ÿoe e komo i ka päÿina
e hele ana.a Kaleinani

7. Laÿana #3
Ø As soon she washes the car, my mom will
drive to the store to buy the candy we (2
incl) like.
Aia nö a holoi ʻo ia i ke kaÿa,
e kalaiwa koÿu mämä i ka hale küÿai
no ke küÿai ÿana
a käuai ke kanakë
e makemake ai.

8. Laÿana #4
Ø As soon we (2 incl) get our tickets, we (2
incl) can watch the movie Alapaki watched
last night.
Aia nö a loaÿa nä kikiki iä käua,
hiki iä käua ke nänä
i ke kiÿiÿoniÿoni
i nänä aia Alapaki
i ka pō nei.

9. E hoÿomaÿamaÿa käkou . . .
5. As soon as the teacher sees the chair that broke (haki),
she will be mad.
6. As soon as I pay the old man, then I can get the stuff I left
in his house.
7. As soon as the clothes my mom washed are dry, they (2)
can fold them.
8. As soon as you (2) clean the toys, then we can eat the
cake Makana baked (puhi).
9. As soon as Kawailahaʻole types the story he wrote, then
we (3 incl) can leave.
10. As soon as I get my license, my parents are going to buy
me the new car I asked for.