Da Kine
In Hawaiian Pidgin, the phrase “da kine” is used as a placeholder to represent whatever the speaker wants it to. It can refer to something specific (but unsaid) or an ambiguous intangible feeling. In fact to explain what “da kine” is (or could be) kinda defeats the purpose of the phrase.
This part of my website get all my other da kine. I already wen tell you guys about my music, teaching, and stuff. I’m getting into other kine stuff too, so here is some of it. Read on!
- The Professah’s Exoticology 101 Blog (historical comparisons & theoretical analyses of classic Exotica works in the context of European classical music and American jazz)
- My Famous 13 hour Kalua Pig Recipe! (Served at many college lu’aus and used for over 750 lbs. of pig in 6 short years!)
- Tiki Mixology (ala Mid-Century Cocktails like the “Mai Tai”, “Rum Barrel”, and “Shrunken Skull”)
- Recipes from The Charter ‘Tea-ki’ Room
- New Creation (non-alcoholic): Lucky Limes
