go
Meaning: go
Usage: The verb "to go". Also marks intention before another verb: "I go eat" means I'm going to eat. For "let's go", Pidgin says "we go".
"I go store, you like anything?"
"Bumbye I go eat."
Origin: Derived from the English verb "go," but its usage in Pidgin is broader, encompassing future actions and intentions.
What does "go" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"go" means "go" in Hawaiian Pidgin. The verb "to go". Also marks intention before another verb: "I go eat" means I'm going to eat. For "let's go", Pidgin says "we go"..
How do you pronounce "go"?
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How do you use "go" in a sentence?
Example: "I go store, you like anything?"
boddah
to bother, annoy, does it bother you?
'au'au
bathe, swim
cruising
relaxing, hanging out, taking it easy, driving around leisurely, chillax
cruzin
cruising, driving around
geev
give it your all, go for it, try hard
geff um
get it, grab it
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