text: ...and then there's talking "pidgin" (how locals speak). You'll find a mix of Hawaiian, English, Japanese, Samoan, Portuguese and Filipino in it.\n\nEg:\nWord-Origin-Meaning\n \nAtsui-Japanese-Hot. Or, "Hot Stuff" \nBabooze-Portuguese-Clown or Dummy. \nBrah-Slang-Brother, Bro, pal \nChicken Skin-Slang- Goose Pimples \nDa Kine- Pidgin- What you say when you don’t know what else to say. Also means Hawaiian Pidgin \nEat it -Slang -To fall down. \nFa’afetai -Samoan- Thank you. \nGoing go -Pidgin -Future tense of "Going" \nHaole Hawaiian Foreigner. -Slang for Caucasian-or one who acts like one. \nHowzit Pidgin Pidgin for "Aloha" \nIndai ( or Endai) Filipino Sweetheart (feminine). \nLua Hawaiian Bathroom \nManong/Manang Filipino Describes anything Filipino, Uncle or Aunt in proper use \nNo? Pidgin Yeah? Don’t you think? You know? Agree? \nOhana Hawaiian Family, or just like family \nOkole Hawaiian  Undetachable padded seat What you sit on. \nPuka Hawaiian Hole. \nRat Bite Slang Bad razor haircut \nStink-Eye Slang Evil eye, dirty look.