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gil lehrer it’s how Hawaiians talk slang it’s called pigeon talk lol how u not know that brah

@@phyromhuy7505 I've signed my comment, it says "gilberto lehrer from brazil"... Brazil, South America, is where I live, it's my country, my native language is Portuguese. I know a lot about U.S. culture and American English accents (I'm a high school teacher of English), but not everything. Hawaiian idioms and slang are a little bit incomprehensible to me. If I ever visit Hawaii, I'll be in trouble, I guess, right?

It's Hawai'i Island Creole. It evolved beyond being a pidgin english, into a type of Pacific Island Language (Lingua). Specifically here, (Hawai'i).

So can I think native Hawaiians (descendants of Asian people who inhabited the islands) are all bilingual ? ==(gilberto lehrer from brazil)

gil lehrer it's a dialect of English not a separate language completely. People generally all know "normal" English too. But Hawaii has a ton of different ethnicities and languages from the US mainland / military, native Hawaiians, other Polynesians, and people from Japan, China, and southeast Asia. People used to get between the different islands in smallish boats by memorizing the winds, water currents, alignment of stars in the northern and southern hemispheres. You can read books about celestial navigation in the Pacific if you want to learn something super interesting about the history.