aloha nō kākou ,
Iʻm curious about formal greetings and want to hear what yʻall would use for either an email, message, or in conversation. Iʻm not too maʻa with ʻanoʻai usage in general so Iʻm eager to hear anyoneʻs thoughts.
he haumana 'ōlelo Hawaiʻi au,
Iʻve had a problem understanding imperatives (more of the suggestive context and/or conversational side of imperatives).
I understand the e verb ʻami ʻawe type of structure Nā Māka Painu Kauoha (for command-like doʻs and donʻt doʻs) like "E kiʻi (ʻoe) i ka leka" - (You) get the letter and "Mai inu i kēlā!" - Donʻt drink that!
But what about suggestive imperatives like "Have a good day" or "Hope you have a good class!" - I lā maikaʻi iā ʻoe??
hoʻohana i ka mea "i"? ua ʻike i kekahi mea ʻē aʻe ma ke kahua hawaiian-grammar.org akā ʻaʻole maopopo iaʻu inā he kūmole maikaʻi
Iʻve never really seen someone use ō before for a polite imperative. Any kōkua is greatly appreciated 🙏
Title is mostly the problem. If I launch riot client or any riot game shortcut without elevated admin privileges (that shows the pop up to allow to run as Admin), the game won't work.
Val won't even start and will crash saying something about a graphics driver being outdated, and League will open its client but if I launch a game or a practice, it'll bug out and won't open, or just outright freeze upon opening. Unplayable for both games.
If I launch riot with admin privileges, I don't encounter any bugs or issues. It's just annoying I need to launch with admin because it blocks a lot of other software I use (discord, volume things, flyouts). Is this a riot / vanguard thing, or is my computer the problem?