Tita is reserved for a tough local chick who is not scared to get in a fight and doesn’t take anything from anyone. She’s usually a tomboy, speaks pidgin, and is super defensive about her hometown and family. Moke is the male version of a tita.
What does my Tita mean?
Before, the definition of a ‘tita’ simply referred to one’s aunt – either on one’s mother’s or father’s side of the family. In the Philippine context, the definition was also extended to include female friends, co-workers, or colleagues of one’s parents.
What does Tita bun mean?
Tita Bun. The original top-knot—only higher on the head. Ideally, it can hold itself in place sans bands or pins, so the more hair you have, the better.
Does Tita mean sister?
A “tita” (tee-tah) is a little girl, usually your sister, a niece or your daughter. It is a form of endearment to call them your “tita”.
What does Mahala mean in Hawaii?
Mahalo – Thank you
Pronounced mah-hah-loh. Show your gratitude with the Hawaiin phrase mahalo.
What is the Hawaiian word for sister?
kaikuaʻana
Siblings of a female
| older sister | kaikuaʻana |
|---|---|
| younger sister | kaikaina |
| brother | kaikunāne |
| sister | tita (slang) |
How do you say bro in Hawaiian?
One of the most common Hawaiian pidgin terms is that of brah, meaning “brother”. And, as you might’ve guessed, a brah doesn’t have to be your brother by blood.
What is the plural of Tita?
nounplural noun titas
1Philippines An aunt. ‘she is a miniature version of her feisty titas’
How do I respond to Mahalo?
What does one say in response to Mahalo? If you are just curious as to the proper response when someoone says Mahalo. It’s this, ALLLOHHAA! No seriously, when someone says Mahalo, you can say “Aloha” or just plain your welcome.
How do Hawaiians say thank you?
Mahalo (Mahalo Nui Loa)
Mahalo means Thank you. Mahalo nui loa means Thank you very much.
What is aloha Nui Loa mean?
very much love, lots of love
very much love, lots of love.
What do Hawaiians call their aunts?
In Hawaii, Aunty and Unko (Uncle in Standard English) are used as a sign of respect towards elders. While it is common practice, there are times when these terms of endearment can be used in woefully wrong ways.
What is I love you in Hawaii?
Romantic Phrases in Hawaiian
| I miss you | Haʻo wau iā ‘oe |
|---|---|
| Sweetheart | Ku`uipo |
| I love you so much | Aloha nui wau iā ‘oe |
| I love you too | Aloha wau iā ʻoe kekahi |
| I like you | Puni wau iā ‘oe |
What is the Hawaiian word for best friend?
Hoaloha
Hoaloha (hō’-ă-lō’-na), n.
A friend; a beloved companion.
How do you offend Hawaiians?
14 Foolproof Ways To Make Someone From Hawaii Cringe
- Tell us that we pronounce “Hawaii” funny.
- Drive like an idiot – or use your car horn.
- Referring to all locals as “Hawaiians.”
- Talk about your dislike of the beach.
- Trying to speak pidgin like the locals.
- Ask us if you need a passport to visit Hawaii.
What do Hawaiians call their mom?
Mama
Mama (mā’-mā’), n.
Why Do Hawaiians say Chee Hoo?
Chee comes from the word Cheehoo, a Hawaiian slang originating from the Samoa culture. It is a term that is often used around family and friends in a positive light. “Cheehoo!” is exclaimed when you are celebrating or if something is exciting. The term is most similar to terms like woohoo, yee-haw, or wahoo.
What is a sock bun?
To use a sock to make a bun, cut the toe end off and roll the sock into a donut or ring shape. Slide the sock onto your ponytail, then pull it as close to the tip of your hair as you can. Tuck any remaining hair under the center of the donut. Then, roll the sock down slowly, gathering your hair in a ring as you go.
What language is Tita?
Tita is an unclassified Benue–Congo language of Nigeria.
What does Pau Hana mean?
being finished with work
Synonymous with happy hour, pau hana is a Hawaiian Pidgin slang for being finished with work, using the word pau, to finish, and hana, to work, in Hawaiian.
What does Hamajang mean?
Messed up, askew
Hamajang, hammajang
Definition: Messed up, askew, out of order.