This document provides examples of using the Hawaiian negation terms "H `ole" and "`A`ole" in sentences. It demonstrates negating sentences with objects and subjects using these terms. Examples are given for negating sentences about cats, grandmothers, fathers, houses, mothers and teachers. Guidance is also provided that when negating a sentence involving a pronoun, the pronoun should come directly after "`A`ole".

1. H `OLE PEPEKE `AIKEŌ
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2. H `OLE PEPEKE `AIKE HEŌ
Pepeke `Aike He
HE (MAU) object + subject
H `ole (Negate)ō
`A`OLE subject + HE (MAU) object

3. LA`ANA
• He p poki k l .ō ē ā
That (f) is a cat.
• `A`ole k l he p poki.ē ā ō
That (f) is not a cat.
• `A`ole k l he p poki `ele`ele.ē ā ō
That (f) is not a black cat.
• `A`ole k l he p poki `ele`ele ma ke alanui.ē ā ō
That (f) is not a black cat on the road.

4. LA`ANA
• He kupunawahine `o Lein `ala.ā
Lein `ala is a grandmother.ā
• `A`ole `o Lein `ala he kupunawahine.ā
Lein `ala is not a grandmother.ā
• `A`ole `o Lein `ala he kupunawahineā
`olu`olu.
Lein `ala is not a kind grandmother.ā

5. LA`ANA
• He kumu ko`u makuak ne.ā
My father is a teacher.
• `A`ole ko`u makuak ne he kumu.ā
My father is not a teacher.
• `A`ole ko`u makuak ne he kumu hula.ā
My father is not a hula teacher.

6. H `OLE PEPEKE `AIKE `OŌ
Pepeke `Aike `O
`O object + subject
H `ole (Negate)ō
`A`OLE subject + (`o) object

7. LA`ANA
• ‘O ko`u p poki k l .ō ē ā
That (f) is my cat.
• `A`ole k l ko`u p poki.ē ā ō
That (f) is not my cat.
• `A`ole k l ko`u p poki pupuka.ē ā ō
That (f) is not my ugly cat.
• `A`ole k l ko`u p poki pupuka ma keē ā ō
kumul `au.ā
That (f) is not my ugly cat in the tree.

8. LA`ANA
• `O k ia ka hale.ē
This is the house.
• `A`ole ka hale k ia.ē
This is not the house.
• `A`ole ka hale o ko`u m m k ia.ā ā ē
This is not the house of my mother.

9. LA`ANA
• `O Ku`ulei ko`u m mā ā
Ku`ulei is my mom.
• `A`ole ko`u m m `o Ku`ulei.ā ā
Ku`ulei is not my mom.
• `O kona kumu `o ia.
She is her teacher.
• `A`ole `o ia kona kumu.
She is not her teacher.

10. H `OLE + PAPANIŌ
• When you want to h `ole (negate) the sentenceō
and a papani (pronoun) is involved, please
make sure it comes directly after `a`ole as in
the following examples:
• `A`ole `oe he makua. You are not a
parent.
• `A`ole au kona hoaaloha. I am not his
friend.
• `A`ole `o ia he kumu. She is not a
teacher.