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ʻŌlelo Pelekānia

${a} is your new friend!

Kahi e hōʻike ʻia ai

A line on the big screen at the end of a game of the team against the monsters, read by children of 6 and up: the team defended itself against the monster ${a} (a name, the same in every language) until it ran out of puff and became the team's friend. Nobody hits the monsters, so never "beat"/"defeat". Short, cheerful, "you" is the whole class.

Ma Tjaz i kēia manawa

He hoaaloha hou ʻo ${a} no ʻoukou!

E kākau e like me kāu e ʻōlelo ai, i kūpono i kahi e hōʻike ʻia ai.

E waiho i kēia mau mea e like pono me ko lākou ʻano, ma kahi e pono ai kāu ʻōlelo:

  • ${a}

Pēnei ka heluhelu ʻana:

He hoaaloha hou ʻo ${a} no ʻoukou!

Hoʻi i nā kikokikona

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