gohan
Meaning: rice
Usage: "Gohan" means "rice" or "meal." It's a common term, especially in the context of plate lunches. It reflects the influence of Japanese culture on Hawaii.
"Time fo' gohan!"
"I go eat gohan now."
"You like some gohan wit' yo' plate lunch?"
Origin: This word is borrowed from the Japanese language, reflecting the influence of Japanese immigrants on Hawaiian culture.
What does "gohan" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"gohan" means "rice" in Hawaiian Pidgin. "Gohan" means "rice" or "meal." It's a common term, especially in the context of plate lunches. It reflects the influence of Japanese culture on Hawaii..
How do you pronounce "gohan"?
"gohan" is pronounced "GO-hahn". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "gohan" in a sentence?
Example: "Time fo' gohan!"
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