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My grandma pākē

Meaning: Chinese person

Pronunciation: pah-KEH
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Meaning

Chinese person

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What does "My grandma pākē" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?

"My grandma pākē" means "Chinese person" in Hawaiian Pidgin.

How do you pronounce "My grandma pākē"?

"My grandma pākē" is pronounced "pah-KEH". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!

When do locals use "My grandma pākē"?

"My grandma pākē" is a people expression used in everyday Hawaiian Pidgin conversation.

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