nai nai (nigh-NIGH)
sometimes: nainai, nigh nigh, nai-nai
Slang Night night; time to go to bed or sleep.
"I so tired, like go nai nai"
manju (MAHN-joo)
sometimes: manjū
Noun A traditional Japanese confection made of flour or rice powder filled with sweet red bean paste.
"Eh, no be so manju, just pitch in five bucks for the poke."
mayjah (MAY-jah)
sometimes: maja, majah, mayja
Slang Extreme, intense, or significant; used to describe something that is either very good, very bad, or of great magnitude.
"Oh brah, get one test tomorrow, mayjahs!"
small kid time (small-KID-time)
sometimes: small-kid time, small kid days
Idiom When I was a kid; back in the day; childhood days.
"Small kid time, I used to play marbles."
ʻae (AH-eh)
sometimes: 'ae, ae
Expression Yes; an expression of agreement, consent, approval, or granting permission.
"You like come wit us? ʻAe, I'd love to!"
kalbi (KAHL-bee)
sometimes: galbi, kalbi ribs
Noun Korean-style marinated short ribs, typically grilled and served as a staple in local plate lunches or at family barbecues.
"Eh, you went marinate da kalbi for tonight or what?"