Hawaiian pidgin for "like that".
Similar to "da kine" in a sense that it can be a generalization of things, usually understood by the listener. Often used at the end of a sentence.
Similar to "da kine" in a sense that it can be a generalization of things, usually understood by the listener. Often used at the end of a sentence.
by JLiRD March 4, 2007
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