no sked (noh-SKED)
sometimes: no scared, no sked um
Idiom Don't be afraid; have no fear.
"Da waves look big, but no sked. We go catch 'em!"
lei poʻo (LAY POH-oh)
sometimes: lei poo, haku lei
Noun A garland or wreath made from flowers, leaves, ferns, or shells, specifically worn on the head.
"I goin give my sista one lei poʻo fo her birthday."
lei (LAY)
sometimes: leis
Noun A garland or necklace made from flowers, leaves, nuts, shells, or other materials, traditionally given as a symbol of affection, greeting, or celebration.
"I goin give my Mama one lei fo her birthday."
da cute (dah-KYOOT)
sometimes: the cute
Expression How precious; very adorable; so cute.
"Oh da cute baby!"
hiapo (hee-AH-poh)
Noun The first-born child in a family, traditionally holding special responsibilities and respect.
" In da ohana, da hiapo get special kuleana."
doots (DOOTS)
sometimes: dooties, doot
Slang To defecate, feces, or the act of needing to take a poop.
"Eh, pull over by the gas station, I gotta make doots real bad."