kōkō
Meaning: hot chocolate
Usage: Kōkō refers to hot chocolate, a popular drink, especially for kids. It's often enjoyed warm, and can be made from a powder mix or from scratch.
"I like one kōkō, please"
"Eh brah, you wen' make kōkō fo' me?"
"Da kamali'i like drink kōkō afta school."
Origin: The word 'kōkō' comes from the English word 'cocoa', reflecting the influence of English on the Pidgin language.
What does "kōkō" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"kōkō" means "hot chocolate" in Hawaiian Pidgin. Kōkō refers to hot chocolate, a popular drink, especially for kids. It's often enjoyed warm, and can be made from a powder mix or from scratch..
How do you pronounce "kōkō"?
"kōkō" is pronounced "KO-ko". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "kōkō" in a sentence?
Example: "I like one kōkō, please"
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