World Languages, 22.03.2021 23:00 tracyaleblanc
Including the glottal stop /ʔ/, Hawaiian has eight consonant phonemes. Looking at the list of Hawaiian names below, can you identify the other seven Hawaiian consonants?
Can you pair each Hawaiian name with its matching English name from the second list? (e. g. Henele=Henry)?
Henele, Kala, Kalona, Kania, Bev, David, Fabian, Fred,
Kawika, Keoki, Kimo, Likeke, George, Henry, Jim, Richard,
Lopaka, Papiano, Peleke, Pewi Robert, Sarah, Sharon, Tanya
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