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Item type: Item , Use of stay in pidgin vs English(2026) Ebisu, Tamilyn; Rosas, Josue; McCarrey, AnneThe poster explains how the word “stay” is used differently in Hawaiian Pidgin compared to standard English. In English, “stay” usually means to remain in one place, but in Pidgin it can describe a person’s location, state of being, or an action happening right now.Item type: Item , Nevah, nevah, nevah(2026) Tsuchiya, Rachel; Wada, Sola; McCarrey, AnneThe poster goes over the usage, context, and examples of the word nevah in Hawaii Pidgin Creole.Item type: Item , Get(2026) Miller, Kinue; Chang, Jasmine; McCarrey, AnneWe researched the word get and how it’s used in pidgin and English scenarios.Item type: Item , Item type: Item , Shoots: a pidgin presentation on contemporary usage in Hawaii(2026) Santoro, Paul; Allen, John; McCarrey, AnneShoots is a polyvalent word used to express enthusiasm, agreement, and add emphasis.