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I stay tired, I hele to da hale

Meaning: I'm going home

Pronunciation: eye HEH-leh to dah HAH-leh
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Meaning

I'm going home

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What does "I stay tired, I hele to da hale" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?

"I stay tired, I hele to da hale" means "I'm going home" in Hawaiian Pidgin.

How do you pronounce "I stay tired, I hele to da hale"?

"I stay tired, I hele to da hale" is pronounced "eye HEH-leh to dah HAH-leh". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!

When do locals use "I stay tired, I hele to da hale"?

"I stay tired, I hele to da hale" is a expressions expression used in everyday Hawaiian Pidgin conversation.

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