Pidgin

[Jason Yan]

Pidgin is not a corruption of English, nor is it slang—linguists (scientists who study language) [consider it] a completely separate language from [Standard English]. It uses some English words, though differently and pronounced differently (which is why it’s hard to understand). It also uses words from [Hawaiian], Japanese, and other languages

[Greta]

The language spoken in Hawaii. There are more words in the [Pidgin English] language than proper English, because pidgin is derived from the combination of many other languages, now revolving around the base of english, theres hawaiian, filipino, japanese, and other languages added around that.
from what if first started off from, it transformed into something more grammatical, and with an accent of its own. [Haoles] have a hard time understanding, not just because we use words from another language, and because of the accent, but also because our [sentencing] is set up differently. the order in which we say sentences isnt english grammer format, its more of a japanese, hawaiian, filipino format, haha.
spoken by locals of hawaii of any racial background, hawaiian, filipino, japanese, [haole], etc; also spoken with many different degrees of pidginism, depending on what area of hawaii one may be in.
so, if [get stupid] [haoles] who think locals to hawaii is stupid cause we no speak proper english, then youre the ignorant fools, cause our pidgin language is more complex than your proper english.

[Kit]

the slang spoken by the locals in hawaii. people there do not speak hawaiian, they speak [pidgin]. to all my [mainlander] friends: stop asking me fuckin stupid questions about the hawaiian language. nobody here speaks it. now go jack off to Chuck Norris videos or watever u mainlander crazies do.
RULES FOR [PIDGIN]: Tourists may not speak it (or ull get ur ass kicked)
Local [moks], flips, and japs may speak it.
Local haoles may speak it unaccented.

[Renato]

Only the best [IM] [client] ever. Used to be called [Gaim].

[Britney]

A grammatically simplified form of a language, used for communication between people not sharing a common language. Pidgins have a limited vocabulary, some elements of which are taken from local languages, and are not native languages, but arise out of language contact between speakers of other languages.

[Marquetta]

Horrible pseudo-English [spoken] by the [locals] in [Hawaii]