" Pa ta ka pee." " Pa ta ka pay." Okay?

“啪嗒卡尿。” “帕塔卡付钱。”好的？

So we're going to go " pa ta ka pah" .

所以我们要去“pa ta ka pah”。

So, don't make the " ga" or " ka" sound with it.

所以，不要用它发出“ga”或“ka”的声音。

" Pa ta ka pah." I want you to repeat after me.

“啪嗒啪嗒。”我要你跟着我重复。

So, don't make a " ga" or a " ka" at the end for that.

所以，不要为此在结尾加上“ga”或“ka”。

" Pa ta ka paw." " Pa ta ka poo." It's quite a rude word in English.

“帕塔卡爪子。” “啪嗒啪嗒。”这在英语中是一个很粗鲁的词。

So what about the ancient Hawai'ian proverb " Hahai no ka ua i ka ulula'au, " which means the rain follows after the forest?

那古夏威夷人说的那句谚语（意为先有雨林后有雨）又该怎么解释呢？

So it would be " pa ta ka pa ta ka pah." Let's try that one.

所以它会是“pa ta ka pa ta ka pah”。让我们试试那个。

" Pa ta ka pa ta ka pah." Have a go. Great. And then, with these ones, " pa ta ka pa ta ka paw." Okay.

“啪嗒啪嗒啪啪啪。 ” 试试吧。 伟大的。然后，用这些，“pa ta ka pa ta ka paw” 。 好的。

Some languages, like Japanese, have few distinct sounds and tight rules on how syllables may be structured, so that the number of possible syllables is low (think ka, ru, to, etc).

有些语言，比如日语，很少有清晰的发音，音节的结构也有严格的规则，所以可能的音节数量很低(比如ka, ru, to等等)。