go mo' bettah (go-mo-BET-tah)
sometimes: go mo better, go mo betta, go more better
Idiom To improve upon something; to do a better job next time.
"Try again, go mo' bettah dis time."
no get (noh-GET)
sometimes: no-get
Idiom None, nothing, or to not have any.
"Brah, no get da kine words wit ex"
sukebe (soo-KEH-beh)
sometimes: s'kebei, sukebei, skebeng, skebe
Noun A dirty old man; a pervert or lecher.
"Watch out for dat guy at da bus stop, he one total s'kebei always staring at da young girls."
kefe (KEH-feh)
sometimes: keffe
Vulgar A Samoan swear word used to express anger, frustration, or disbelief, roughly equivalent to 'fuck' or 'bullshit'.
"He said kefe!"
scosh (SKOSH)
sometimes: sukoshi, skosh
Noun A small amount or portion of something.
"Give me just a scosh more rice"
manaʻo (mah-NAH-oh)
sometimes: manao, mana'o
Noun A thought, idea, belief, opinion, or intention; one's personal perspective or mind.
"Wat yo manaʻo bout dis new plan?"