lilibit (LEE-lee-bit)
sometimes: li'l bit, lil bit, leeleebit
Noun/Adverb A little bit; a small amount; slightly.
"Can get lilibit moa rice, please?"
manapua man (mah-nah-POO-ah man)
sometimes: manapua truck, manapua van
Noun A mobile food vendor who drives through neighborhoods selling local snacks like manapua, pork hash, fried noodles, and candy, functioning similarly to an ice cream truck.
"Eh, you hear da manapua man comin? I gotta go buy some manapua!"
f 'n fast (EFF-en FAST)
sometimes: effing fast, f'n fast, f-en fast, f'en fast
Slang Extremely fast; moving at a very high rate of speed.
"He drive f 'n fast!"
walaʻau (wah-lah-OW)
sometimes: wala'au, walaau
Verb To chat, converse, gossip, or talk incessantly.
"Oh why, walaʻau much sistah?"
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?"
ewa (EH-vah)
sometimes: ʻEwa, Ewa side, ʻEwa side
Noun A directional term meaning toward the west or the leeward side, originally referring to the Ewa district on Oahu.
"We gotta head Ewa side to catch the sunset before it gets too dark."