yeah you (yea-YOU)
sometimes: yea you, yeah u
Idiom You are absolutely right; I strongly agree with you.
"Yeah you, dat's exactly what happened."
puaa (poo-AH-ah)
sometimes: puaʻa, pua'a
Noun A pig, swine, or pork meat, often referring to wild boars hunted in the mountains or the centerpiece of a traditional luau.
"puaa stay pig, pork"
a hui hou malama pono (ah HOO-ee HOH MAH-lah-mah POH-noh)
sometimes: a hui hou mālama pono, ahuihou malama pono
Idiom Farewell and take care; until we meet again, take good care of yourself.
"Eh, we gotta get going before the ferry leaves, so a hui hou malama pono, you guys."
Eh, chance 'um (eh, CHANS-um)
sometimes: chance um, chance 'em, chance em
Idiom Take a chance or risk it.
"Eh, chance 'um, no scared!"
kahu (KAH-hoo)
Noun A reverend, pastor, priest, or spiritual leader; traditionally a guardian, keeper, or caretaker.
"Kahu Kaleo wen marry my parents."
fa’amolemole (fah-ah-moh-leh-MOH-leh)
sometimes: fa'amolemole, faamolemole, faʻamolemole
Expression Please; a polite Samoan request commonly used in Hawaii's local communities.
"Fa'amolemole, can I get one mo scoop shave ice?"