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halau

Meaning: traditional workshop or school of learning

Pronunciation: hah-LAU
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Meaning

traditional workshop or school of learning

Usage: traditional workshop or school of learning

Examples

"halau stay traditional workshop or school of learning"

Origin & Cultural Context

Origin: Hawaiian

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "halau" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?

"halau" means "traditional workshop or school of learning" in Hawaiian Pidgin. traditional workshop or school of learning.

How do you pronounce "halau"?

"halau" is pronounced "hah-LAU". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!

How do you use "halau" in a sentence?

Example: "halau stay traditional workshop or school of learning"

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