Usage: Lā means 'the sun' or 'day'. It's a fundamental concept in understanding time and weather.
"Da lā stay hot today"
"Da lā shining bright today."
"We go beach when da lā come up."
Origin: This word is from the Hawaiian language, reflecting the importance of the sun in Hawaiian culture and daily life.
What does "lā" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"lā" means "the sun" in Hawaiian Pidgin. Lā means 'the sun' or 'day'. It's a fundamental concept in understanding time and weather..
How do you pronounce "lā"?
"lā" is pronounced "LAH". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "lā" in a sentence?
Example: "Da lā stay hot today"
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