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Why you so habut?

Meaning: in a bad mood

Pronunciation: hah-BUT
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Meaning

in a bad mood

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What does "Why you so habut?" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?

"Why you so habut?" means "in a bad mood" in Hawaiian Pidgin.

How do you pronounce "Why you so habut?"?

"Why you so habut?" is pronounced "hah-BUT". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!

When do locals use "Why you so habut?"?

"Why you so habut?" is a emotions expression used in everyday Hawaiian Pidgin conversation.

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