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Is there a cocanut in the house.
'Oku 'i ai ha fo'i niu 'e fale.
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Yes, there is.
'Io, 'oku 'i ai.
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Is there anyone to go and bring (it).
'Oku 'i ai ha taha ke 'alu 'o 'omai?
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No, there's no one.
'Ikai, 'oku 'ikai ke 'i ai he taha.
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Is there anyone at home?
'Oku 'i ai ha taha 'i 'api?
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There is no one at home.
'Oku 'ikai ke 'i ai ha taha 'i 'api.
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Is there anyone home?
'Oku i ai ha taha 'i 'api?
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Is there anyone in teh bed room?
'Oku 'i ai ha tah i loki mohe?
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There is not any one there.
'Oku 'ikai ke 'i ai ha taha ai.
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There was not any one home.
Na'e 'ikai ke 'i ai ha taha ai.
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There will be no one there.
E (he) 'ikai ke 'i ai ha taha ai.
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Is there an orange in the kitchen.
'Oku 'i ai ha fo'i moli 'i peito?
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Is there an egg in the kitchen.
'Oku 'i ai ha fo'i moa 'i peito.
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There are good teachers in Ha'apai.
'Oku 'i ai ha kau faiako lelei 'i Ha'apao
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There were some oranges on the table.
Na'e i ai ha ngaahi fo'i moli he tepile.
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There is no one who wants to go.
'Oku ikai ke 'i ai ha taha 'e fie 'alu.
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precedes fruits and small round things also suggests oneness or singleness
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