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What does koko mean in English?

"Koko" doesn't have a direct, universal meaning in English. Here's why:

* It's a borrowed word: "Koko" comes from other languages, and its meaning depends on the context.

* Multiple origins: "Koko" can be found in:

* Hawaiian: "Koko" means "strong" or "brave."

* Japanese: "Koko" is a word for a specific type of coconut.

* Various African languages: It can mean "monkey" or be a personal name.

* Slang: "Koko" can be a slang term for something that is "cool" or "awesome."

To understand what "koko" means, you need more context. For example:

* "He's a koko warrior." This likely refers to the Hawaiian meaning of "strong" or "brave."

* "I love the taste of koko." This likely refers to the Japanese coconut.

* "That's koko!" This is likely using slang to mean "that's awesome."

Let me know if you have more context about where you encountered "koko," and I can give you a more specific answer.

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