try wait
Meaning: wait a moment
Usage: This phrase means 'wait a moment' or 'hold on'. It's a common way to ask someone to be patient.
"Try wait!"
"Try wait, I be right back."
"Try wait, gotta check someting."
Origin: A direct translation from English, reflecting a practical need for clear communication.
What does "try wait" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"try wait" means "wait a moment" in Hawaiian Pidgin. This phrase means 'wait a moment' or 'hold on'. It's a common way to ask someone to be patient..
How do you pronounce "try wait"?
"try wait" is pronounced "try-WAYT". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "try wait" in a sentence?
Example: "Try wait!"
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