Tunoa
1. bwuddah = brother
Whenever Tunoa would get mad at one of us, he would pout and say "Fine, I not your bwuddah anymo."
2. Bike-a = Maika
3. Kawena = Kalena
Leilani
1. Good Meening = Good morning
2. Kikis = cookies or cake
3. Dank-it! = dangit!
4. Baind-it = blanket
5. Eeeee MEEE = Give Me!!!
6. Tee Te-You = tissue
8. Vah-Vee = Laveai
9. Ah-Vevz = Olives
10. Oh-Chos = Orchards
11. Sill-ups = push ups
12. Shabes = stage
13. Callowing = coloring
Lavea'i
1. Barbie U Caus = BBQ Sauce
2. Mon Lower = Lawn Mower
The boys were packing up to go and do some service and mow a ladies yard while her husband is deployed to Afghanistan. Cliff had just bought a new electric mower and Lavea'i comes out of the shed and says "Dad, is this a new mon lower?"
The boys were packing up to go and do some service and mow a ladies yard while her husband is deployed to Afghanistan. Cliff had just bought a new electric mower and Lavea'i comes out of the shed and says "Dad, is this a new mon lower?"
Maika
1. Seven Weeks = Seven Peaks
2. 95 Grees = 95 Degrees
Kalena:
1. Leapers = lepers
She (age 13) was teaching a Young Women's lesson on the 10 lepers and kept calling them leapers. Cliff was sitting in and started chuckling to himself about it. Of course, he let her have it by teasing her for a long time.
Kalena:
1. Leapers = lepers
She (age 13) was teaching a Young Women's lesson on the 10 lepers and kept calling them leapers. Cliff was sitting in and started chuckling to himself about it. Of course, he let her have it by teasing her for a long time.
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