broke (BROHK)
sometimes: brok
Adjective Having absolutely no money; financially poor or temporarily out of cash.
"I stay broke til payday"
guaranz (gwah-RANZ)
sometimes: guarans, garans, garanz
Slang For sure, absolutely, or without a doubt; a strong confirmation or promise.
"Guaranz going be good"
lychee (LIE-chee)
sometimes: litchi, lichee
Noun The sweet, rough-skinned red fruit or the tree it grows on, highly prized in Hawaii during its summer harvest season.
"Fresh lychee season stay here"
puʻili (poo-EE-lee)
sometimes: puili
Noun Bamboo rattles used as percussion instruments in hula dancing, made by splitting a length of bamboo into thin strips.
"Da hula dancers shake dea puʻili, makin one rhythmic sound."
try look (try-LOOK)
sometimes: chry look
Verb Please look; check this out; direct your attention here.
"Try look dis one!"
cherry (CHEH-ree)
sometimes: cherries
Slang Cool, pristine, or in excellent condition; highly desirable.
"Dat car stay cherry"