Reflecfion

             This week was really interesting, weʻve done many different activities, and a lot of olelo. Some activities weʻve done is going in a circle and speaking to each other about the ninau questions. We had also learned some time questions and how to speak of times. We had learned many ways of the pepeke structure.
         The Ninau questions are the easiest, its very easy to answer and understand. When we talk to each other we learn about our families, and about our life, our name, where you live, what school you go to and much more.
         Weʻve learned a lot of different ways to the pepeke structure. We had learned the squid or heʻe technique with the poʻo, piko, and ʻawe. The heʻe technique is very usefull when your stuck on a question and you canʻt answer it, if you think about the pepeke structure you it all comes back to you.

         Weʻve learned different types of sentence structure like pepeke aʻano. Pepeke aʻano is like describing the noun. Pepeke painu is another type the has an action in the start of the sentence. It starts off the sentence.