Pidgin, brah! What's the meaning of Huakaʻi Po in Hawaii?
PRONUNCIATION: hoo-ah-kah-EE poh
DEFINITION: Night marchers, the ghosts of ancient Hawaiian warriors
USAGE: No go outside afta dark, bumbai you run into da huakaʻi po.
ENGLISH: Don't go outside after dark, or you might encounter the night marchers.
Now that you know what Huakaʻi Po means and you have the translation of Huakaʻi Po in English. You can learn about Hawaiian Pidgin, sometimes called Hawaiian Slang, is a colorful and creative dialect from Hawaii that emerged from the many ethnic cultures attempting to communicate across their diverse languages. Some might call this a language barrier, but in Hawaii it became a recipe for creativity and self-expression. Like know more? Explore Hawaiian Pidgin History
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