Howzit, braddah? This common Hawaiian greeting essentially translates to "What’s up, man?" and is easily a shortened version of "How is it going?".Want to talk like a local? Here's a little Hawaii linguistics lesson! What are some Hawaii phrases and sayings? Who in their right mind would chose boring ice cream over shave ice? Unless your shave ice is served on top of ice cream. And yes - it's shave ice, not "shaved" ice. Shave ice is the quintessential Hawaiian treat the perfect snack for a quick sugar rush after a day spent in the ocean. We're all family here! We choose shave ice over anything, even ice cream. In Hawaii, we refer to almost everyone we know as an auntie, uncle, or cousin. And we have a pair for each and every occasion.
For instance, flip flops - those things you wear on your feet? - those are slippers. Hawaiians are an odd bunch, with a culture and language all their own.
What are some other Hawaiian stereotypes that are true?
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