The most educated, eloquent person will turn around and say, “Ho! We go Rainbow Drive in fo’ da’ kine. It is sometimes misunderstood as “low class” or “uneducated”, but don’t be fooled. Hawaiis Governor speaks Pidgin sometimes, as do most people who grew up in the islands. It is also a mistake to assume that anyone speaking Pidgin is uneducated. One of the cool things about Hawaii is the Pidgin English that is used. If anything was 'broken', it was Hawaiian, since it is the Hawaiian language that forms the structure of Pidgin, as well as providing many of the colorful and descriptive words. Because of Hawaii’s history, there are many cultures blended together and one cannot make a judgment from the name of da ting.

Pidgin is not really that different from standard English, but it sounds a lot different.

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