What, you like beef or what?
Meaning: what, you want to fight?
What does "What, you like beef or what?" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"What, you like beef or what?" means "what, you want to fight?" in Hawaiian Pidgin.
How do you pronounce "What, you like beef or what?"?
"What, you like beef or what?" is pronounced "what, you like BEEF". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
When do locals use "What, you like beef or what?"?
"What, you like beef or what?" is a expressions expression used in everyday Hawaiian Pidgin conversation.
Eh, you stay wit' da kine we wen talk about?
hey, are you with that thingamajig?
Get da kine, da whole kine ready?
that thing, the whole thing
He brought da kine, da whole kine setup
that thing, the whole thing
Ho, you still stay wit' da kine from yesterday?
hey, are you with that thingamajig?
We need da kine, da whole kine for da party
that thing, the whole thing
What, you like scrap?
you want to fight?
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