What does E holoholo kakou mean?

"E holoholo kakou" is a Hawaiian phrase that literally translates to "Let's go for a stroll/walk." It's a very casual and friendly invitation to go for a walk or a leisurely outing.

Here's a breakdown:

* E: A particle used to indicate an imperative mood, meaning "let's" or "go."

* holoholo: This verb means "to stroll" or "to wander."

* kakou: The plural first-person pronoun meaning "we" or "us."

So, the entire phrase "E holoholo kakou" essentially means "Let's go for a walk together."