"ʻAʻole au makemake i ke kipi, e waiho."

Translation: I do not want chips, you can leave them.

[RonRGB]

(YouTube link) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8k_9WFpVXE

Hawaii Grown, Hawaii Made: The Hawaiian Chip Company (link above)

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waiho

nvt. To leave, lay or put down, place before, present, refer, submit, place in nomination, file, deposit,

set aside, exclude, evacuate, abdicate, desist, cease, stop, omit, ...

I do not want chips, set (them) aside.

I donʻt want chips, omit (them).

I donʻt want chips, leave (them out).

[KarinLynn1]

OK, THAT makes sense (leave them out, as in don't include them), but the given translation ("you can leave (it)") makes NO sense at all to me.

[oruga_fantasma]

I don't understand. Why would I ask for something I don't want to be left - instead of taken away?

[Elizabeth676324]

Oh, I get it now. I was definitely confused at the beginning. I think Duo should word this differently and provide other definitions for "waiho" and "e waiho"