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Hawaiian Time Telling Guide

Learn how to tell time in Hawaiian with vocabulary and examples for hours, minutes, and seconds. Practice telling time with exercises and clock reading. Perfect for beginners in Hawaiian language learning.

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Hawaiian Time Telling Guide

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  1. Ka Helu Manawa ÿAna Telling time in Hawaiian

  2. Ka Hua ÿÖlelo Hou • ka hola – hour • ka hapalua hola – half hour • ka uaki – clock or watch • ka hapahä – quarter (15 minuke) • ka minuke – minute • ke kekona – second

  3. Connecting your ʻike • Hoÿokahi? • = amount of one (example: one fish, one student) • Hoʻokahi haneli, hoʻokahi kaukani • One minute? • Hoʻokahi minuke • One hour? = Hoʻokahi hola • Kawele eats in one hour! • ʻAi ʻo Kawele i hoʻokahi hola! • Kumu, can I go to the bathroom in one hour? • E ke Kumu, hiki iaʻu ke hele i ka lua i hoʻokahi hola?

  4. Ka Hola Ponoÿï (exact hour) • ka hola – hour • 1:00 ka hola ÿekahi • 2:00 ka hola ÿelua • 3:00 ka hola ÿekolu • 4:00 ka hola ÿehä • ÿO ka hola ___________ këia. • It is _________ o’ clock.

  5. Ka Hapalua Hola (half hour) • ka hapalua – half • ka hapalua hola – half hour • 1:30 ka hapalua hola ÿekahi • 2:30 ka hapalua hola ÿelua • 3:30 ka hapalua hola ÿekolu • 4:30 ka hapalua hola ÿehä • ÿO ka hapalua hola ________ këia. • It is ______ thirty.

  6. Use it in Pepeke Henua! • Aia ka lüÿau i ka hola ÿumikümälua. • The lüÿau is at 12:00. • Hoÿomaka ka papa i ka hapalua hola ÿeono. • The class starts at 6:30. • Hele au i ke kula i ka hola ÿehiku. • I go to school at 7:00.

  7. Time passed: He aha ke analula? ke analula (pattern) • Ka/ke ________ minuke i hala ka hola ___ • ____ minutes past the _____ hour • ka hapahä i hala ka hola ______ • 15 minutes past the _____ hour

  8. Ka Manawa i Hala (time passed) • ka ÿewalu minuke i hala ka hola ÿekolu • 8 minutes past 3:00; 3:08 • ke kanahäkümähiku minuke i hala ka hola ÿumi • 47 minutes past 10:00; 10:47 • ka ÿumikümähä minuke i hala ka hola ÿewalu • 14 minutes past 8:00; 8:14 • ka hapahä i hala ka hola ÿehiku • 15 minutes past 7:00; 7:15

  9. E hoÿomaÿamaÿa käkou! • 2:25 • 9:16 • 11:52 • 4:09 • 12:15

  10. Time remaining: He aha ke analula? ke analula: • ka _______ minuke i koe kani ka hola ________ • _____ minutes until the _____ hour • ka hapahä i koe kani ka hola _____ • 15 minutes until the _____ hour

  11. Ka Manawa i Koe (time remaining) • ka ÿehä minuke i koe kani ka hola ÿehä • 4 minutes until 4:00; 3:56 • ka hoÿokahi minuke i koe kani ka hola ÿumi • 1 minute until 10:00; 9:59 • ka iwakälua minuke i koe kani ka hola ÿekahi • 20 minutes until 1:00; 12:40

  12. E hoÿomaÿamaÿa käkou! • 1:57 • 9:53 • 11:40 • 6:45 • 2:59

  13. E hoÿomaÿamaÿa ma nä ÿano ÿelua! Write each time below using both patterns. • 4:23 • 10:15 • 7:58 • 1:03 • 12:45

  14. Haÿawina Hoÿihoÿi Write the times for each clock using both analula learned today! Watch for hapahä! You can only use one of the analula!

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