I was stationed on Oahu from 1985-1988. Loved the locals and respected them and their history. Tried pakalolo once but huli-huli chicken many times! Loved your video. Mahalo!
Enjoying local talk. My 5 yr old hapa haole nephew came home one day many years ago and said to his haole auntie (me),.... look what I can say. He then spoke in Pidgin to me very proudly. I grinned and said can you teach me.....he looked up and said NO! Next I asked him how am I going to learn Pidgin.....at which point he said you have to listen. End of conversation. Mahalo so we can listen and learn for those of us who love Hawaii.
Hey Andy, my family wen move to Oahu in ‘66 an enroll me to Washington intermediate where I get lessons in pidgin, crack seed, and lunch- “You like beef?” I say “ We’ll I guess so”. Da bugah wen laugh and became my friend. Love Hawaii!
I grew up listening to my mom’s side of the family speak Pidgin! They’ve all passed now but it’s so refreshing to hear it spoken again! Thank You so much for sharing this! Mahalo Nui!
LMAO... this is Andy Bumatai.... a COMDIAN. This is comedy folks. Some here is taking this seriously. He's speaking truths, but it's done with comedy in mind.
LMAO .... I was laughing at the 2:25 mark well before I read your comment about Andy Bumatai. .. OMG, "so no mix up haoles and local haoles because they kinda look the same". Damn funny :)
@@JohnDoe-yoyoyo "Nobody tease Samoan, and they no mo nickname. Nah bra-Samoan, they call them Solee! But you gotta be cearful cuz these braddahs is big!" Lol..Im Polynesian (Quarter Samoan and Tongan ) and I laugh at this.
I'm Borinqua from NYC, but we live here on Oahu now...fun video. I was very excited to be shown a few years back that my people came here. I love this island and the people here...much respect fam.
Thank you so much, AndyHana Hou, Andy!!! From Steve, a Japanese local boy living in LA, but on home leave from Brazil, where I been serving 22 years, living and speaking the real portagee!!
I grew up dealing with the word Haole, it was an interesting experience when I moved to Maryland, in a county where African Americans made up the majority of the population. He's right about how most people with treat you as local as soon as you start speaking. LOL he is also right about getting into scraps, I remember quite a few until I shot up like a been stalk. I remember my mom (who was military) getting bad service where ever she would go, to the point where I would do all the talking at restaurant, shops, etc. There's a small percentage of people that don't make the distinction and it is sad.
"Macronesians" Hahahahahahaahaaa! I was the new kid a lot. I remember my first day at Kailua Elementary, recess started 3 kids started messing with me and the biggest Samoan kid in my class came up and declared me his new best friend, then the other 3 kids said the same thing lol.
I grew up in Hawaii, but I lost my accent when I moved to the USA. Thank you for these videos my friend, I hope to get my accent back and relive my childhood life
Andy, I’ve been listening and watching you since School Daze and All in Da Ohana. I rarely get to talk and listen to pidgin these days living in Arizona. Hawaii (Hilo and Waipahu in particular) will always be my roots.
I loved this video! I thought of my late auntie who was born in Oahu and listening to her song-song cadence and pidgin would fill me with happiness. She would come to NYC right off the plane to my 'hood in a muumuu, a cigarette dangling from her fingers. She was so kind.
Wow, I never knew you had one Pidgin series on TH-cam! You went crack me up! I going share your channel with all my kama'aina friends & 'ohana in Hawai'i and on the mainland. Keep up the good work! I still remember you from back in the day...good times...a lot of good laughs.
I grew up with you Andy back in the 70s. Love surfing and I'm a black guy lol. Skateboarded with Jerry Lopez at infinites, Mililani town. Love you bra!
I was originally from Hawaii. Even though I moved to Texas after a few years in California, I'm still a local boy at heart. I didn't realize there was a course for learning Pidgin. I'm also interested in learning more words; because some pidgin, I don't even know. So thanks bra!! We'll done.
That was ridiculously funny. As an aging white dude that originated from The Islands, that was friggin’ amazing. And yes, I got dirty lickins’ growing up ...but this haole could deliver as well. Make more videos, I think you are worth watching.
Andrew! Glad to see you. I remember sitting next to you in band at Waianae. Mr Tamanaha needed French horn players, so I moved sections. Your sister, Ramona, and I were good friends.
Andy, Awesome pidgin series. Brings back childhood memories growing up here. How a pidgin "Siri" (ex. Kimo) or GPS pidgin language add-in for the Garmin? Tanks for making the day mo' bettah!
This wa so awesome to watch! I gotta say my friend, i'm LOVING this pigdin series. Really opening up my eyes to a language and culture I had almost no clue about besides the general stereotypes you see for Hawaiians in movies and such.
+shadetree surgeon Thank you Brother. Yeah, that Brady Bunch image is a rough one. You know from some of my previous video that I have been searching for a groove and this Pidgin thing just might be it. It is what I did early in my comedy career here in Hawai‘i and it is me returning to my roots. Plus, I would like to see the national networks who have been ripping my ideas try an lift this one. Good luck. Have you noticed how my views have jumped? I think I will be doing this for a while. I miss the bike vids but these are fun and relatively easy to shoot. Thanks again Bro.
Oh I totally noticed a HUGE jump in views..... I love the bike stuff as well but I tune in specifically for your personality no matter what you're doing. Looking forward to where this goes :)
I am very grateful for your videos I am learning so much, and I live here. I love the people and the richness of the spirit of Hawai'i. Moka dai, which in the roots of m tribe in North Africa, means Thank you.
Black person ( Haitian-American not African American ) here. If you go to Haiti you'll find Black people who surf. The sport is actually becoming popular there.
Nice to see you on here! Have always enjoyed your routines from way back in the early 80s from when I lived in Hawaii... and these are just as good if not better. Mahalo and Aloha!
Truly truly awesome it's it's great to hear a language finally that many others can learn to speak besides plain old English. And this guy gives us the history and the linguistics of it all totally awesome
This was a great flashback for me, thank you, what about slippahs? You doing any podcasts? They used to play your clips on 98 Rock back in the early 80s
Totally enjoyed it. Micronesians / Macronesian Samoans! Too funny bro. Hey main question here.. what do ya call Native Americans / Indians. My grandkids are part Hawaiian / Native American.
i'd say its still hapa. (some how we have some of the black folks intermarried with the hawaiians) which is all cool. cause way back when... when slavery was illegal.. John Sutter and the goldmine crews took hawaiians as indentured servants from hawaii to california.. to build the sutters fort (in sacramento california) . After a bit of time, Hawaiians didnt like working for the white folks..and escaped into the tribes (creating the Hapa)... and the Hawaiians were all into family and some of the black folk community married into the hawaiians down the line as well . then some black folks married into the native community as well.. cause natives didnt like white folks, hawaiians were down-trodden by white folks, and black folks (even though slavery was illegal) white folks didnt care for them as equals back then. (Except the good irish folks who were cool back then). So yeah Hapa is the answer..
nah we know it as a word of Pride.. Hapa. we have african american looking folks in our tribe (miwok) that are african, hawaiian, and native american. so its all good. - better still be better i think for someone to call my cousins Hapa rather than Haole.
I had friends use Geronimo, Hiawatha, etc.....not in bad taste just everybody gets a name or some kinda of racial identifier. All Aloha from locals...real 3rd 4th generation locals you have to live and work with. Hear their roosters every morning everybody share food, no shame.
I'm all caught up on the FB lessons, so reviewing the ones now on TH-cam. Thanks for all the parsing! One thing I don't understand, though: I get the "Ha" and the "A'ole" in Haole, but what about the prefix? Is "Dam" some kind of honorific or something, 'cause that's the only way I ever heard it used when locals were talking to me! ;-D
You can speak the truth in pidgin, but if you spoke the truth in your regular speech I think people would get mad. Lol I also like this pidgin theme from a comedic standpoint, Andy. Great work!
+Austin Casey I have done almost 50 videos in a row, one a day, and have mentioned that I am ;searching for a groove many times. So I tried going back to the roots and judging by the views it is working the best of everything I have tried. Plus, it is really fun and easy to do. Thanks for watching Austin.
+Andy Bumatai - Toolin' Around For realS? Right on, jus' gotta take one chance puka pants, den garans ball barans can find your hula dance. Groovin' and movin', das how we stay go, make any kine and dey call you lolo ;) Right on braddah, you brought a big smile to this local Haole's face. I miss home full on, but still get stuffs for do up mainland taking care my Pops li dat. Bombye I goin' come back, hope can find one parking spot for my okole...chee hoo, Aloha...Chuckie Boy
Wow Andy I've been watching your funny TV specials since '79 and I never know your mom was Haoli. All makes sense now. BTW I was local Haoli living there since late 60s first house was in brand new Palisades. My Fadah worked for Primo. I been living on the mainland since 2000. Miss a lot about old Hawaii very much but that's another story! Mahalo and take care.
Soo funeeee haha. My Mom grew up Maui in the 1940s and she has sayings, rhymes, songs, about all the different ethnic groups. She used a different term for the Phillipinos tho. She said no one got mad - just laughed and thought it was funny and they had jokes for all the ethnic groups. Good times back then...
Aaayyyy bradduh! My dad is Hawaiian Filipino and my mom is German haole! The aunties call her the "ray of sunshine" cause she the only blonde in family pictures!
Andy, going back through these I think what I like best is how you do them all in one take. I know a lot of youtubers do the quick cuts to keep people's attention but... you can burn out on that. Anyway, keep making these videos you buggah. I know this one is old but I'm still going back through em
That’s true: different ethnicities like different things. Norwegians like skiing , Spanish (especially Castellanos y Andaluces) people like soccer, Welsh people like rugby.
Andy, tanks fo publishing dis Pidgin 101. Oni good fo all. I been away from home long time but wonder if the kids nowadays talk like us. Anyway, mahalo brah!
LMFAOOO I'm Samoan but I still love my Pacific islanders the same, my Nesian people 💯 But when he said Samoans not having nicknames I burst out laughing 😂😂
OMG-I remember from college days way back when at a party with my Islander friends... Tongans and Yapese guys ended up in a fight. Friends said that was often a dangerous combo.
Never heard of Yapese, We learned NEVER say kefe to samoans back in 1983, they were tied with the Tongans for toughest mokes around, Hawaiians weren't known for messing with the hard guy Polynesians ... No ka oi
First of all, Samoans are Polynesians. Why do you think, we are taught about at the PCC (POLYNESIAN Cultural Center)? And second, the word for hit/slap is "Sasa" (sah-sah). Okay, just saying. No heat, Mahalo Braddah.
Tanks Eh Andy. We hope you're doing good. We've followed your career since day 1. Used to give my fadda-in-law hard time ..call him Frank from the bank.
I sure missed these videos. You one funny bugga bra! You still part of the OG Hawaii funny guys. . . De Lima, Rap, and Bu La'ia. I hope you're doing good after the health scare last year.
i just had to educate some people on how we speak in hawaii to clarify a possible miscommunication, somebody asked in a game "who want bang?". I said it's possible they just wanted to fight, not have sex lol.
Thanks for the info. This was actually the most Hawaiian pidgin I'd ever heard. I've been to Oahu and Maui but never really heard some real local talk, so this was enlightening for sure. I'm filipino, so when I visited, I could've easily passed as a local or kama'aina (as some people asked if I was), but once I spoke, it was obvious that I was a mainlander. Question - did some of the labels change? Back in the '90s I'd heard that Filipinos were called _manongs_?
leftylimbo I betcha you can find more pidgin the farther out you go. Kaua’i, Mōloka’i, Lāna’i (those two not quite farther than Maui but more rural) and Big Island. Don’t go too far west, or you gonna end up in da Forbidden Island.
I moved away in 84 and back then all the Filipinos were known as bukbuks, hadn't heard manong, but I wasn't deep in local P.I. culture, black dog was said in a squeaky voice around Filipinos too, a joke about eating them? Fun memories
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Ha! Good stuff Andy. I used to vacation and surf the North Shore and I would get called popolo or borinkee every time! At first I thought they had me confused with somebody else. One of the local kids straightened me out. Said I was so dumb, I was almost haole. Aloha!
Mahalo Andy!!! I wen move Portland 30 years ago, and wen I seen yo face, I was so happy, yeah? I stay hapa-haole, too, but I never learn about da origins of da names, yeah? So, MAHALO for educating us!!!
The name of God in bible is Yahweh. The "Ha's" in his name relates to breath of life. The sound if his name is like taking a breath. Fascinating! Your dialect feels similar to patois in Jamaica 😁
One haole boi tryn fo mess wit one loco girl, he get at he deserve. I’ll be your token North Shore quoter for today. I always said, “nobody listens to turtle”, to my daughter when she didn’t take my very correct advice. And then when she was 20 she finally saw North Shore and was like wait, is this where you got that line? I got stuck for a second because I had to remind myself that not every child was lucky enough to watch that movie on vhs 1 million times and have all the words etched in their heads for easy recall. I still to this day when I start to give someone any kine of warning my brain shorts out and I say “look, when da wave breaks hea, don’t be dea.”
"Samoans don't like Micronesians because they are Macronesians." Almost lost my shit.
🤣😂
There's something incredibly calming about his voice and Hawaiian pidgin.
Pidgin is a carefree language.
One of my favorite memories of Hawaii is getting pulled over by the police and the lilt of the officer's tone when he asked "this your van?" Aloha
I was stationed on Oahu from 1985-1988. Loved the locals and respected them and their history. Tried pakalolo once but huli-huli chicken many times! Loved your video. Mahalo!
Hahah!! No make fun da Samoans. Get big kine lickins
Cheeeee
Same thing is true in California, Washington and Alaska.
Chris Clark 😂😂😂😝
Enjoying local talk. My 5 yr old hapa haole nephew came home one day many years ago and said to his haole auntie (me),.... look what I can say. He then spoke in Pidgin to me very proudly. I grinned and said can you teach me.....he looked up and said NO! Next I asked him how am I going to learn Pidgin.....at which point he said you have to listen. End of conversation. Mahalo so we can listen and learn for those of us who love Hawaii.
Hey Andy, my family wen move to Oahu in ‘66 an enroll me to Washington intermediate where I get lessons in pidgin, crack seed, and lunch- “You like beef?” I say “ We’ll I guess so”. Da bugah wen laugh and became my friend. Love Hawaii!
I grew up listening to my mom’s side of the family speak Pidgin! They’ve all passed now but it’s so refreshing to hear it spoken again! Thank You so much for sharing this! Mahalo Nui!
LMAO... this is Andy Bumatai.... a COMDIAN. This is comedy folks. Some here is taking this seriously. He's speaking truths, but it's done with comedy in mind.
LMAO .... I was laughing at the 2:25 mark well before I read your comment about Andy Bumatai. .. OMG, "so no mix up haoles and local haoles because they kinda look the same". Damn funny :)
@@JohnDoe-yoyoyo
"Nobody tease Samoan, and they no mo nickname. Nah bra-Samoan, they call them Solee! But you gotta be cearful cuz these braddahs is big!" Lol..Im Polynesian (Quarter Samoan and Tongan
) and I laugh at this.
I'm Borinqua from NYC, but we live here on Oahu now...fun video. I was very excited to be shown a few years back that my people came here. I love this island and the people here...much respect fam.
I have lived here for 53 years just learned something new. Thank you
Lol. Germany is where they make the haole. That's just awesome.
Germany and Texas lmao.
Thank you so much, AndyHana Hou, Andy!!! From Steve, a Japanese local boy living in LA, but on home leave from Brazil, where I been serving 22 years, living and speaking the real portagee!!
What about the podagee??!!!
+Helmo Carvalho Watch tomorrows video. I address that. Mahalo for watching and spreading da word.
Yeah Portagee...lol...where's my dolla? Dat's one shame brah....lmfao
I grew up dealing with the word Haole, it was an interesting experience when I moved to Maryland, in a county where African Americans made up the majority of the population. He's right about how most people with treat you as local as soon as you start speaking. LOL he is also right about getting into scraps, I remember quite a few until I shot up like a been stalk. I remember my mom (who was military) getting bad service where ever she would go, to the point where I would do all the talking at restaurant, shops, etc. There's a small percentage of people that don't make the distinction and it is sad.
K den...
That's was a fun clip, I'd talk local for my parents back in the 80s and they'd cock their heads.... Who dis tokkin da kine?
"Macronesians"
Hahahahahahaahaaa!
I was the new kid a lot. I remember my first day at Kailua Elementary, recess started 3 kids started messing with me and the biggest Samoan kid in my class came up and declared me his new best friend, then the other 3 kids said the same thing lol.
I grew up in Hawaii, but I lost my accent when I moved to the USA. Thank you for these videos my friend, I hope to get my accent back and relive my childhood life
I lived on Oahu for several years as a younger man. I glad I stumbled across your videos.
Bro this series is epic!
+eveRide ADV Thanks Brother. ...and I'm finally doing a few numbers. Who says you can't go back home. : )
Don't you mean "tanks brudda"?!
@@gatheringleaves i think so I wood say, "tanks Eh! , Brah." Widda emphasize on da "Eh!" You know. Aldóugh,
Thank you! I always try to explain about local haole. You made me feel happy about getting the lickins at Aiea Intermediate :)
Took mine at Moanalua Intermediate and H.S.
I thought haole meant that they'd hold their breath cuz the Europeans rarely bathed.
wonderful sharing of local humor, ethnicities, and pidgin!
Mahalo Andy! Maika’i no i keia! Appreciate the local haole shout out, from one haole who has much aloha for da reverence of da Ha! ✨🐬✨!
Mahalo, for giving us the straight scoop, Andy. Aloha
Andy, I’ve been listening and watching you since School Daze and All in Da Ohana. I rarely get to talk and listen to pidgin these days living in Arizona. Hawaii (Hilo and Waipahu in particular) will always be my roots.
I loved this video! I thought of my late auntie who was born in Oahu and listening to her song-song cadence and pidgin would fill me with happiness. She would come to NYC right off the plane to my 'hood in a muumuu, a cigarette dangling from her fingers. She was so kind.
Wow, I never knew you had one Pidgin series on TH-cam! You went crack me up! I going share your channel with all my kama'aina friends & 'ohana in Hawai'i and on the mainland. Keep up the good work! I still remember you from back in the day...good times...a lot of good laughs.
so haloe XD jk jk
I grew up with you Andy back in the 70s. Love surfing and I'm a black guy lol. Skateboarded with Jerry Lopez at infinites, Mililani town. Love you bra!
“Germany is where dey MAKE da haoles.” lol
I was originally from Hawaii. Even though I moved to Texas after a few years in California, I'm still a local boy at heart. I didn't realize there was a course for learning Pidgin. I'm also interested in learning more words; because some pidgin, I don't even know. So thanks bra!! We'll done.
Nearly spit out my coffee with "Macronesian."
Same
That was ridiculously funny. As an aging white dude that originated from The Islands, that was friggin’ amazing. And yes, I got dirty lickins’ growing up ...but this haole could deliver as well. Make more videos, I think you are worth watching.
Andrew! Glad to see you. I remember sitting next to you in band at Waianae. Mr Tamanaha needed French horn players, so I moved sections. Your sister, Ramona, and I were good friends.
Andy, Awesome pidgin series. Brings back childhood memories growing up here. How a pidgin "Siri" (ex. Kimo) or GPS pidgin language add-in for the Garmin? Tanks for making the day mo' bettah!
Ho, dis guy right here. Making me buss-out laugh my whole life. Much mahalo, cousin Andy.
One year later and I’m still laughing. 😂😂😂
This wa so awesome to watch! I gotta say my friend, i'm LOVING this pigdin series. Really opening up my eyes to a language and culture I had almost no clue about besides the general stereotypes you see for Hawaiians in movies and such.
+shadetree surgeon Thank you Brother. Yeah, that Brady Bunch image is a rough one. You know from some of my previous video that I have been searching for a groove and this Pidgin thing just might be it. It is what I did early in my comedy career here in Hawai‘i and it is me returning to my roots. Plus, I would like to see the national networks who have been ripping my ideas try an lift this one. Good luck. Have you noticed how my views have jumped? I think I will be doing this for a while. I miss the bike vids but these are fun and relatively easy to shoot. Thanks again Bro.
Oh I totally noticed a HUGE jump in views..... I love the bike stuff as well but I tune in specifically for your personality no matter what you're doing. Looking forward to where this goes :)
I am very grateful for your videos I am learning so much, and I live here. I love the people and the richness of the spirit of Hawai'i. Moka dai, which in the roots of m tribe in North Africa, means Thank you.
Black person ( Haitian-American not African American ) here. If you go to Haiti you'll find Black people who surf. The sport is actually becoming popular there.
Nice to see you on here! Have always enjoyed your routines from way back in the early 80s from when I lived in Hawaii... and these are just as good if not better. Mahalo and Aloha!
+JT eDesigns Mahalo nui and thank you for helping spread da word. : )
"Did I hear caca" 😂😂😂
Truly truly awesome it's it's great to hear a language finally that many others can learn to speak besides plain old English. And this guy gives us the history and the linguistics of it all totally awesome
This was a great flashback for me, thank you, what about slippahs? You doing any podcasts? They used to play your clips on 98 Rock back in the early 80s
"They wonder why they get cracks!" Chee~
Ho Bradah you for the Korean! Lol
So funny and in depth enough to take it seriously at the same time. Subscribed. Lol
Totally enjoyed it. Micronesians / Macronesian Samoans! Too funny bro. Hey main question here.. what do ya call Native Americans / Indians. My grandkids are part Hawaiian / Native American.
HAPA is the answer.. in our language examples... hapa is half or part Native and part Hawaiian from well over 200 years ago.
i'd say its still hapa. (some how we have some of the black folks intermarried with the hawaiians) which is all cool. cause way back when... when slavery was illegal.. John Sutter and the goldmine crews took hawaiians as indentured servants from hawaii to california.. to build the sutters fort (in sacramento california) .
After a bit of time, Hawaiians didnt like working for the white folks..and escaped into the tribes (creating the Hapa)... and the Hawaiians were all into family and some of the black folk community married into the hawaiians down the line as well
. then some black folks married into the native community as well.. cause natives didnt like white folks, hawaiians were down-trodden by white folks, and black folks (even though slavery was illegal) white folks didnt care for them as equals back then. (Except the good irish folks who were cool back then).
So yeah Hapa is the answer..
nah we know it as a word of Pride.. Hapa. we have african american looking folks in our tribe (miwok) that are african, hawaiian, and native american. so its all good.
- better still be better i think for someone to call my cousins Hapa rather than Haole.
I had friends use Geronimo, Hiawatha, etc.....not in bad taste just everybody gets a name or some kinda of racial identifier. All Aloha from locals...real 3rd 4th generation locals you have to live and work with. Hear their roosters every morning everybody share food, no shame.
@@josephKEOarthur The Native americans and Mayans look somewhat Chinese.
Samoan, that was an unbelievable, fantastic depiction of the translation for Samoan. Very, very local humor. Only the real locals can catch on.
braddah andy is one legend he still get action ha ha ha ha.
I'm all caught up on the FB lessons, so reviewing the ones now on TH-cam. Thanks for all the parsing! One thing I don't understand, though: I get the "Ha" and the "A'ole" in Haole, but what about the prefix? Is "Dam" some kind of honorific or something, 'cause that's the only way I ever heard it used when locals were talking to me! ;-D
+Dk Raven Too funny Brah. Sorry but I don't know the answer. You're question is on too high a linguistic level. : ) Mahalo for da comment.
Dam haole?
It was always fucking haole, often followed by a lickin from a local
Much Respect to the Kanaka Maoli for keeping their culture strong.
You can speak the truth in pidgin, but if you spoke the truth in your regular speech I think people would get mad. Lol I also like this pidgin theme from a comedic standpoint, Andy. Great work!
+Austin Casey I have done almost 50 videos in a row, one a day, and have mentioned that I am ;searching for a groove many times. So I tried going back to the roots and judging by the views it is working the best of everything I have tried. Plus, it is really fun and easy to do. Thanks for watching Austin.
+Andy Bumatai - Toolin' Around yep, I think you found your groove!
"Samoans don't like Micronesians because they are Macronesians." Almost lost my shit.
+Andy Bumatai - Toolin' Around For realS? Right on, jus' gotta take one chance puka pants, den garans ball barans can find your hula dance. Groovin' and movin', das how we stay go, make any kine and dey call you lolo ;)
Right on braddah, you brought a big smile to this local Haole's face. I miss home full on, but still get stuffs for do up mainland taking care my Pops li dat. Bombye I goin' come back, hope can find one parking spot for my okole...chee hoo, Aloha...Chuckie Boy
@@KnolltopFarms
Garans ball barans... Forgot about that, Kaiser high, '83, 5 wonderful memorable years there
krackin me up man! Mahalo Andy.
love Andy and this series of Hawaiian Pidgin
Wow Andy I've been watching your funny TV specials since '79 and I never know your mom was Haoli. All makes sense now. BTW I was local Haoli living there since late 60s first house was in brand new Palisades. My Fadah worked for Primo. I been living on the mainland since 2000. Miss a lot about old Hawaii very much but that's another story! Mahalo and take care.
Such an entertaining way to learn about Hawaii :D Loving it Andy!
Soo funeeee haha. My Mom grew up Maui in the 1940s and she has sayings, rhymes, songs, about all the different ethnic groups. She used a different term for the Phillipinos tho. She said no one got mad - just laughed and thought it was funny and they had jokes for all the ethnic groups. Good times back then...
Aaayyyy bradduh! My dad is Hawaiian Filipino and my mom is German haole! The aunties call her the "ray of sunshine" cause she the only blonde in family pictures!
Andy, going back through these I think what I like best is how you do them all in one take. I know a lot of youtubers do the quick cuts to keep people's attention but... you can burn out on that.
Anyway, keep making these videos you buggah. I know this one is old but I'm still going back through em
+Thomas Kirwan Mahalo for noticing the 'no cuts" thing I'm doing. ...and, yeah, the quick cut thing gets to me after a while too.
Going for NYE and first week of January. Needed this high quality education
I was dying watching this! Never lost your grove bradda! Still gettem ah. Remember Andy B vs frank D 😆
That’s true: different ethnicities like different things. Norwegians like skiing , Spanish (especially Castellanos y Andaluces) people like soccer, Welsh people like rugby.
Andy, tanks fo publishing dis Pidgin 101. Oni good fo all. I been away from home long time but wonder if the kids nowadays talk like us. Anyway, mahalo brah!
yo' I remember Andy Bumatai from the 80s... he's still so funny!!😆🤣
LMFAOOO I'm Samoan but I still love my Pacific islanders the same, my Nesian people 💯 But when he said Samoans not having nicknames I burst out laughing 😂😂
We moved here 8 months ago. I love your videos!!
Futless! Dats a blass from da pass.
Ah, back of the classroom! Feel familiar?!?! Love these videos!
+Chris Slack Ha ha Sure does.
Andy Bumatai guarantee
garans ballbarans..
OMG-I remember from college days way back when at a party with my Islander friends... Tongans and Yapese guys ended up in a fight. Friends said that was often a dangerous combo.
Never heard of Yapese,
We learned NEVER say kefe to samoans back in 1983, they were tied with the Tongans for toughest mokes around, Hawaiians weren't known for messing with the hard guy Polynesians ... No ka oi
@@GreenCanvasInteriorscape Yap is an island in Micronesia
"Macronesian" haha! So good.
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First of all, Samoans are Polynesians. Why do you think, we are taught about at the PCC (POLYNESIAN Cultural Center)? And second, the word for hit/slap is "Sasa" (sah-sah). Okay, just saying. No heat, Mahalo Braddah.
Refill only with Kikoman! Why, the uddah kine not goin fit. My favorite Bumatai joke.
Ho Brah, das fun bra! I one lived in Maui and Oahu, for 7 years. Miss so much, shoots, need to git back der soon ladat
Hog cheese, haven’t heard that in a long time. Funny, Andy.
Love you braddah Andy...
Fun videos. I'm going to be living and working in Hawaii soon. My first visit. I hope most of the folks there have a sense of humor like you, Andy.
Aye as a white dude who raised on island in Waipahu area it nice to here that at least someone out there recognize local Hoales
Tanks Eh Andy. We hope you're doing good. We've followed your career since day 1. Used to give my fadda-in-law hard time ..call him Frank from the bank.
Why did I only find this now?
You 'da man' Andy. Love the pidgin lessons and miss hearing it since we moved back to the mainland. Pake part is right on.
“Aloha-doo-doo to you too.” 🍻
I wished I would have known all of this before we visited. Thanks!
+HarleyDayRider Next time Brother. We're not going anywhere.
I sure missed these videos. You one funny bugga bra! You still part of the OG Hawaii funny guys. . . De Lima, Rap, and Bu La'ia. I hope you're doing good after the health scare last year.
i just had to educate some people on how we speak in hawaii to clarify a possible miscommunication, somebody asked in a game "who want bang?". I said it's possible they just wanted to fight, not have sex lol.
Braddah I love this video was killah dis one I going wait for the next one ok mahalo
popo'lo here, i will DEFINITELY be trying to surf you when i land next week!!!
Thanks for the info. This was actually the most Hawaiian pidgin I'd ever heard. I've been to Oahu and Maui but never really heard some real local talk, so this was enlightening for sure. I'm filipino, so when I visited, I could've easily passed as a local or kama'aina (as some people asked if I was), but once I spoke, it was obvious that I was a mainlander.
Question - did some of the labels change? Back in the '90s I'd heard that Filipinos were called _manongs_?
leftylimbo I betcha you can find more pidgin the farther out you go. Kaua’i, Mōloka’i, Lāna’i (those two not quite farther than Maui but more rural) and Big Island. Don’t go too far west, or you gonna end up in da Forbidden Island.
I moved away in 84 and back then all the Filipinos were known as bukbuks, hadn't heard manong, but I wasn't deep in local P.I. culture, black dog was said in a squeaky voice around Filipinos too, a joke about eating them? Fun memories
Nevah get old 2019 into 20 who's with me
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Ha! Good stuff Andy. I used to vacation and surf the North Shore and I would get called popolo or borinkee every time! At first I thought they had me confused with somebody else. One of the local kids straightened me out. Said I was so dumb, I was almost haole. Aloha!
+Leonard Hayes ha ha haaaa. Too funny Brah. Mahalo for da comment.
Mahalo Andy!!!
I wen move Portland 30 years ago, and wen I seen yo face, I was so happy, yeah?
I stay hapa-haole, too, but I never learn about da origins of da names, yeah? So, MAHALO for educating us!!!
This is the video that made me subscribe!
"Boy, you expect me to believe that you're a pineapple pickin', yard cleanin', grape-stompin' Nazi??"
"Boy, I don't care who your daddy been hoppin'"
Over here we think the ideal holiday is to go to Hawaii, so if I one day get the chance to go, I will be ready and geared for it. Thanx and keep save.
+Whabie Whabligone Your welcome and mahalo.
Potugese from Puerto Rico? LMAO- did I hear that?
Love disssss! My dad gave me all da lesson! Nobody tease samoan!! Hawaiian culture all da way man 🌺🤙
Fricken Andy,still cracking me up all these years later
Hey hey! thank you brother - loved this :)
The name of God in bible is Yahweh. The "Ha's" in his name relates to breath of life. The sound if his name is like taking a breath. Fascinating!
Your dialect feels similar to patois in Jamaica 😁
One haole boi tryn fo mess wit one loco girl, he get at he deserve.
I’ll be your token North Shore quoter for today.
I always said, “nobody listens to turtle”, to my daughter when she didn’t take my very correct advice. And then when she was 20 she finally saw North Shore and was like wait, is this where you got that line? I got stuck for a second because I had to remind myself that not every child was lucky enough to watch that movie on vhs 1 million times and have all the words etched in their heads for easy recall. I still to this day when I start to give someone any kine of warning my brain shorts out and I say “look, when da wave breaks hea, don’t be dea.”
Yeah how lee flying all over the classroom Samoan flying fire dance I never seen a How Lee fly before How Lee said the wrong thing in class.