Aloha (a low ha) - hello and goodbye, many love to someone
Mahalo (ma ha low) - thank you
Ohana - Family
Lei - String of flowers worn around the neck
Kapu - Forbidden
Lua - Bathroom
Keiki - Child
Opala (oh pa la) - trash
Maikai (my ka'ee) - smart, good, well done
Opu - stomach
Pigin (Hawaiian Slang) Words
Bra - Used to call a friend
Kay Den - all right then or goodbye
Dakine - Slang for "the kind"
Babooze (bah Booze) - someone acting like a clown or stupid
Jam Up - Made a mistake
Bachi (bah Chee) - A cruse put on someone
Befo - Before
Bus' um' out - show us
Bus' Laugh - To laugh a lot
Choke - a lot, plenty
Eat it - to fall down
Figga (fee gah) - to figure out
Hala (halaaaahhhh) - when someone is doing something wrong
Kamaaina - a local person
Kolohe (Ko Lo hay) - flirt
Howcum - How come
Piko (pee ko) - belly button
Nevah - never
no nuff - not enough
nuha - mad
Poho - something wasted
Pound - eat a lot or fight
Puka - hole
Scrap - to fight
Shark Bait - white skin at the beach
Shoots - yes
Same Smell - same thing
So? trow party - big deal
Suck Face - kissing
Suk Suk (sook sook) - doing the nasty
Toe Jams - Stink feet
Trip - problem
Tripping - fooling around with someone
Trow me off - loose train of thought
Uku Pile - plenty
Was Time - waste of time
Snapping - loosing control
whodaguy - who is that guy
Yeah no - that's right
An den - another way of saying I am bored with this conversation so lets move on or it could mean "and then"
Bradda, Sista - used instead of Brother or sister
Howzit - slang for hello
Some Hawaiian Food
Laulau - chunks of pork wrapped in taro leaf and steamed
Kalua Pig - A pig cooked under ground
Lomi Samin - Salty Salam mixed with tomatoes and onions
Poi - grounded taro mixed with water
Ika - squid
Poki - raw fish mixed with onions and sometime limu kou
Limu Kou - sea weed
Loco Moco - white rice with eggs, hamburger patty, and gravy on top
