nevamine (NEH-vah-mine)
sometimes: nevahmine, neva mind, nevah mind
Idiom Never mind; forget about it.
"Nevamine wat I do, I stay one free wahine."
hau'oli makahiki hou (how-OH-lee mah-kah-HEE-kee HO)
sometimes: hauoli makahiki hou, hauʻoli makahiki hou
Expression Happy New Year.
"Eh, hau'oli makahiki hou guys, hope dis year stay bettah for all of us!"
chow fun (chow-FUN)
sometimes: chowfun
Noun Wide, flat rice noodles, or the popular local stir-fried dish made with them, typically featuring pork, bean sprouts, and green onions.
"Let's get chow fun from da Chinese place"
zori (ZOH-ree)
sometimes: zoris, zoree, zorees
Noun Casual rubber footwear; flip-flops or slippers (commonly referred to as slippahs in Hawaii).
"Grab your zoris, we going beach"
hune kai (HOO-neh KYE)
sometimes: hunekai
Noun Sea spray, sea foam, or the mist carried inland by strong ocean winds.
"Da hune kai stay flyin everywhere wit da big waves today."
make funny (MAKE-fun-nee)
sometimes: make funnies
Verb To play a joke on someone, tease them, or mess around.
"Stop make funny, I stay serious."