menehune (meh-neh-HOO-neh)
sometimes: menehunes
Noun An ancient and mythical race of small people in Hawaiian tradition known for their craftsmanship and ability to build structures overnight; also used playfully to describe unseen forces that move or fix things.
"Dey say da Menehune wen' build da fishpond at Alekoko."
bus nose (BUS-nohz)
sometimes: bust nose, bus' nose
Slang Having extremely bad breath; a smell so foul it metaphorically breaks your nose.
"Ho brah, go chew some gum or something, your breath stay bus nose right now."
no can handle (no-CAN-HAN-dull)
sometimes: no can, cannot handle
Idiom Unable to cope, tolerate, or manage a situation; overwhelmed or exhausted by something.
"You going surf da big swell or no can handle?"
no problem (no PRAH-blem)
sometimes: no prob
Expression You're welcome; no worries; it was no trouble at all.
"Thanks! - No problem!"
japanee (jah-pah-NEE)
sometimes: Japani
Noun A Japanese person; someone of Japanese descent.
"My japanee neighbor"
nalu (NAH-loo)
Noun Ocean wave or surf.
"Eh, no need stress about da schedule right now, just nalu it and see what da boss says tomorrow."