Datapoint Pidgin Hawaiian/Order of recipient and theme in ditransitive constructions

There are a number of instances of T-S-V order but I regard these as fronting for emphasis and none of these examples include overt recipients. There is one instance of S-T-V order, again without an overt recipient, which is common in Hawai'i Pidgin English and which reflects Japanese SOV order.

Values

Subject – verb – theme – recipient Frequency: 45.5%

Example 71-105:
Wau makana keia upena kela haole.
Wau
1sg
makana
give
keia
this
upena
net
kela
det
haole.
white.foreigner
I gave this net to the white foreigner.
Confidence:
Very certain

Subject – verb – recipient – theme Frequency: 45.5%

Example 71-106:
Iaia lawe mai haawi ia Henry alua omole.
Iaia
3sg
lawe
take
mai
dir
haawi
give
ia
obj
Henry
Henry
alua
two
omole.
bottle
He brought and gave two bottles to Henry.
Example 71-107:
Mahope wau makana kela haku kela dala.
Mahope
later
wau
1sg
makana
give
kela
det
haku
boss
kela
det
dala.
money
Then I gave the boss the money.
Confidence:
Very certain

Other recipient – theme Frequency: 9.1%

Example 71-108:
Kela wahine kela Amala haawi no ka rama.
Kela
det
wahine
woman
kela
det
Amala
Amala
haawi
give
no
intens
ka
def
rama.
liquor
That woman gave Amala the liquor. OR: That woman Amala gave the liquor (to X).
Confidence:
Uncertain