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APA Annual Convention |
A guide to local phrases Print version: page 67
kau-kau: food
pau: finished
hana hou: encore or play it again
lanai: porch or veranda
keiki: child
ono: tasty or delicious
pupu: appetizers
wahine: female
akamai: wise
Although visitors like to say "aloha," which means both hello and goodbye, the word is mostly used by hotel personnel, performers, tour guides and airline attendants. "Mahalo," which means thank you, is used more frequently by natives.
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