Ka ai hou, oi: noho aliʻi

Pehea pinepine e mākou i ke hoohalike i kekahi mau mea, a me kanaka, a me ka kŰia o ka ike maopopo a puni mākou? Pēlā ka manaʻo i ke kākaʻikahi e akoakoa ai i like me kā. I mea, e huli mai i kanaka mau hoohalike kekahi mea i kekahi mea, i kekahi manawa me ka hoʻomaopopo ia. No ka laʻana, ka mea e hiki mai ana alanui hiki e lehulehu, hou, a me ka hale i loko o i ka mea e ola mau hoa, oi pono, kiekie, oi o kēia au. A helu o ia like me kā mea ole.

Na mea a pau e hiki ke hoohalikeia

A pau e hoopuni iho la makou, inā paʻa kekahi mau ano, a pela hiki ke hoohalikeia ma kekahi mau ana hoʻohālike. Kona mea e like 'ikamu ho i ka haʻiʻano, a me ka pono o nā hana - adverbs. Kēia mau māhele o ka olelo hiki ke hoʻohana 'ia i loko o ka palapala ana i mau a me ka superlative degere o ka nane. 'Oe ke holo e hoʻokēʻai ai, aʻo wikiwiki, ka lole hiki e pipiʻi, a hiki hou pipiʻi. Ma English, keia grammatical kŰia hōʻike no regulates ka hoʻohana a oi / hapanui noho alii ana.

Pehea e olelo aku ma ka 'ōlelo Pelekānia i ka kaʻa mea pipiʻi, oi pipiʻi ma mua o ka lua, a me ke kolu loa pipiʻi ma ka Salon? Ma keia kulana, a me ka maikaʻi kēia hua'ōlelo hou / loa. Ka mea, e pono e lilo i ke kinona o ka mau a me ka superlative haʻiʻano no polysyllabic English,ʻo ia hoʻi, ka poe ma i elua a oi syllables: pipiʻi, oi pipiʻi, me ka loa pipiʻi (pipiʻi - oi pipiʻi - ka loa pipiʻi).

Inā he mea pono suffixes me nā degere?

E maopopo i ka manaʻo o nā hua'ōlelo hou, loa, nō kāu kā lākou hoʻohana mea maikaʻi, e mahele i mau apana. Mua, hoomanao i ke ano o ka 'ōlelo Pelekānia grammar me nā hana a me ka mea ua kapaia linguists komparativ.

Pōkole, pinepine monosyllabic, haʻiʻano a me adverbs kuahene me nā degere me ke kau hope -er: nike / ho'ēmi, paʻakikī / ka paʻakikī i, nui / nui, he wiwi / thinner.

Kekahi mau dissyllabic haʻiʻano pakahi aku la ia welau ma -y, kekahi palapala komparativ me keia kau hope paha, no kekahi laʻana: laki / luckier, he kūoʻo / funnier, oluolu / uuku, a me ka akamai / clevere, hemahema hoi / simpler.

Nui a he nui no ka polysyllabic haʻiʻano?

No ka hou haʻiʻano a me adverbs i loko o ka rula pono e hele mai ai hou. Pelekāne hoʻohana hou (akā,ʻaʻole kau hope -er), ina na like me kā āpau i komo i nunui-syllable haʻiʻano e like me: nui ke kālā no, nui pipiʻi, oi hōʻoluʻolu. ʻO ia pili i ka adverbs, ina e welau a ma -ly: nui lohi, nui seriously, nui ke akahele. Akā,ʻo nā aliʻi, he hewa, i mea e pono ai ke aʻo. English ua olelo hou pinepine (akā,ʻaʻole pinepine) a mamua (akā,ʻaʻohe hou i kakahiaka nui).

I mau, hooponopono ana i ka hoʻohana 'ana o ka oi / loa nui no ka haʻiʻano a me adverbs ma English grammar mea,ʻaʻole he paakiki kumuhana, ka mea hiki ke maopopo ia manaʻo ma ka hana o ka Lūkini' ōlelo. No ka laʻana, ua olelo "hookeai / wikiwiki / wikiwiki / emi hikiwawe loa" a "aloha / pipiʻi / oi pipiʻi / emi pipiʻi." I kā mākou 'ōlelo, me nā degere hiki ke hana i hoʻohana suffixes a kūikawā hua'ōlelo "oi / emi".

Ke nicest a maikai: pehea e olelo aku i loko o Pelekania?

E hana superlative pepa hou / loa nō kāu Aʻo Maikai, e hoʻohana i ka loa i paa i ka definite 'atikala. E like me ke kahua o ka me nā degere, i ka hua'ōlelo loa kupono no ka ho okumu ana o polysyllabic ano o ka haʻiʻano: ka loa kaulana, ka loa paakiki, ka loa manakā. Pōkole ia ano o ka haʻiʻano a me adverbs koi kau hope -est: lōʻihi / ka loihi, wela / ka ikaika, paakiki / ka hardest.

Lūkini ōlelo like me, ka superlative me na suffixes a olelo, "o ka maikai / loa / ka liʻiliʻi loa", no kekahi laʻana: pipiʻi / loa pipiʻi, nui / mea nui / mea nui, paʻakikī / pilikia.

Pehea au e hōʻike aku i ka manaʻo i loko o English "ka hailona"?

Kekahi pilikia mea no beginners e aʻo English wā hoʻohana nui / he nui maʻamau. Ma hope o nā mea a pau, ina ma ka Lūkini olelo "A hailona o ka peni" a me "ka hailona o ka berena," i loko o ka unuhi ana i kēia mau hopuna i English i e e pilikia koho. A me ka nui, a me na mea he nui i loko o ka unuhi Lūkini o ka ia: ". I hailona" I kekahi, e koho i ka mea unuhi?

I mea ole ia e kekahi hewa, e pono e hoomanao e pili ana i ka mahele ana o ka haʻiinoa ma ka countable a me ka uncountable. He aha ka'ōlelo, e hoʻohana - nui, he nui loa - IeAUPIIe, IAa IO dictates unequivocally: ka mua ka wā e hele mai ai i na mea e hiki ke helu, a me ka lua, ina he mea hiki ole ke helu ia kekahi e kekahi. No laila, e hiki ke loaʻa peni, a me ka pōpō berena, akā, ua hui i ka berena me "ka hailona" mea e malama ana i ka bila kanawai. ʻO ia ke ke i mai la ka wai, ka palaoa, kaʻaila,'āina, a me nā 'ano like hua'ōlelo collectively: he wahi lihi iki o ka wai - nui, he wahi lihi iki o ka wai o ka hue ili - he nui loa. A, ma hope o na mea he nui noun e maopopo leʻa i loko o ka Plural palapala. ʻO ka haʻiinoa i hahai nui, hoʻohana wale i loko o ka singular.

Kekahi mea nui ana e ālai i ka hoʻohana i ka nui / he nui loa ka olelo, e ano "he hailona". ʻano nui, e hoʻohana i kēia mau hua'ōlelo i loko o interrogative a me ka io pohihihi.

• Ua lilo ka hailonaʻana o ke kālā?
• Oe i ka puu o ka hoa?
• Mākou e e inu i ka nui o ka wai.
• Ka mea, e mai ai i ka puu o na ohia.

I ka unuhi i kēia mau'ōlelo i loko o English pono e hoʻohana nui 'ole he nui.

ʻO kekahi mea, ina e makemake, e hana i ka hoakaka ana:

• E lilo ka ou wahi lihi iki o ke dala.
• Ka mea, inu iho la i kekahi wahi lihi iki o ka wai.

Ma keia hihia, i ka manawa "hailona" English ua olelo ia i loko o nā hua'ōlelo, a o ka ia no ka countable a me ka uncountable ka haʻiinoa: he hailona (o), hailona (o), nui (o).

Ua kōkua i kā e aʻo i ka hoʻohana 'ana o ka nui o / na mea he nui (ana) i ka papaʻaina o ke examples.

Pehea hiki au e olelo aku nei, ina mea ke nui loa ... pono?

Grammar lula ka mea,ʻaʻole i hanaʻia e kanaka, e pili ana i ko lākou mau 'ōlelo. Grammar - keia mea,ʻaʻole he lākou o nā lula no ka makaʻuʻole haumana, a me ka maoli kulanui o ka 'ōlelo. Nolaila, ina këia English koi ana i na rula nui loa, e like me ka lawe ana ma Pelekania? Eia kekahi pono e nana aku i loko o ka puke a grammar maopopo, ma laila nō oiaio kūpono no ke kahua o ka 'aoʻao o nui loa / he nui loa.

I ka noho aliʻi hoʻomōakaaka i ka mea hoi i hiki ke hoʻohana 'nui / na mea he nui i loko o affirmative keia manawa, akā, wale nō i loko o ka hui pu ana, me ka olelo oi aku i loko o ke ano o ke "oi". Inā ka'ōlelo Pono nń i kekahi mea nui loa, ia mea he lawa ana no ke koho ana i kēia mau hua'ōlelo:

• Ma English, he nui lula.
• Ke kī kau he nui loa kōpaʻa.

Unuhi i kēia mau'ōlelo i loko o English, ua pono hoomanao i loko o ka mua noun "rula" he pōpilikia, a kū ma ka Plural. Pela paha wale i ka hoʻohui pū 'ia o ka nui loa. Ma ka lua o ka - ka noun "kō", uncountable, pono he nui loa.

No ka beginners e aʻo i ka'ōlelo Pelekania rula o English grammar e huhūʻoukou iā e loa paʻakikī, a hiki insurmountable. Oe e Pono lawa manawa, e kiʻi i nā kānāwai a me nā mooolelo o kekahi 'ōlelo ua ole ke hoala mai i ka ninau "No ke aha la e hana nei lakou i ka mea?". Nō kāu, kumu pane i kēia'ōlelo: "ka mea, (mānaleo) olelo aku la." Oe wale i no ka hoʻohana 'ana i kamailio me ka manao e like me nā kānāwai o kekahi' ōlelo 'ana o ke ao nei.