ova dere (OH-vah DEY-ah)
sometimes: ova dea, over dere, ovah dere, ovah dea
Expression Over there; in that general direction or location.
"Da plate lunch stay ova dere on da table."
hele (HEH-leh)
sometimes: hele on
Verb To go, leave, or move from one place to another.
"You ready fo' hele beach? Da waves stay pumpin' today!"
i no kid you (eye-no-KID-you)
sometimes: I not kidding you, no kid you
Idiom I'm serious; I am not joking.
"I no kid you, was real"
bumbai (bum-BYE)
sometimes: bumbye, bambai, bum by, bam bai
Slang Later, eventually, or in the future.
"Bettah do your homework bumbai you no graduate."
no problem (no PRAH-blem)
sometimes: no prob
Expression You're welcome; no worries; it was no trouble at all.
"Thanks! - No problem!"
big kine (big-KINE)
sometimes: big kind
Adjective Major, significant, or large in scale.
"That's one big kine problem"