8. Double vowels

‘Oku ‘uhinga ‘a e vauele tu’u lōua’ pe tāpolo’ ki he ongo vauele tatau ‘oku na tu’u fakataha ‘i ha lea hangē ko e aa ‘i he lea ko e maau pe ee ‘i he lea ko e feesi, oo ‘i he hooni, ii ‘i he lea ko e liiki pea mo e uu ‘i he lea ko e huufi.

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Double vowel means two of the same vowels standing together in a word. For example: aa in maau (poem), ee in feesi (first), oo in hooni (horn), ii in liiki (leak) and uu in huufi (launch). Click the links above for more exercises on this topic and some important information about the Akoola courses.