The Hawaiian Language Shows Possession in Two Ways: Through the Use

question 9

Multiple Choice

The Hawaiian language shows possession in two ways: through the use of an "a" possessive, which indicates_____, and through the use of an "o" possessive, which denotes_____.

• A) civilized status; less developed status
• B) inherent status; acquired status
• C) acquired status; inherent status
• D) less developed status; civilized status

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Definitions:

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