ujee (OO-jee)
sometimes: uji, ooji, ugi
Slang Disgusting, gross, dirty, or unappealing, often used to describe food, messes, or unsanitary conditions.
"Dat food stay ujee"
geff um (GEFF-um)
sometimes: geff em, get um, get em, geff'um
Slang Do you get it?; Do you understand?
"I wen tell him one joke, but he no laugh. Geff um?"
lose money (LOOZ MUH-nee)
sometimes: lose kala, loose money
Idiom An expression of disappointment, frustration, or feeling like something is a waste of time or effort; a bummer.
"I wen miss da bus. Lose money!"
ʻulu (OO-loo)
sometimes: 'ulu, ulu, breadfruit
Noun Breadfruit; a large, starchy fruit native to the Pacific islands, traditionally a staple crop in Hawaii and often prepared like potatoes.
"We goin' make some ʻulu chips fo' da party. Stay ʻono, yeah?"
we go (wee-GO)
sometimes: wego
Idiom Let's go; let's do this; let's leave.
"We go, brah!"
sistah (SIS-tah)
sometimes: sista, sister
Noun Sister, female relative, or a close female friend.
"Eh, sistah, can you pass me da ketchup?"