From which language does the word "wiki" come?

Correct answer: Hawaiian

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What people think about it: 8 Comments
Andi
Andi
Wow. I learn something new every day!! My mother had a clever saying, "The day I stop learning something new is the day they throw dirt in my face!" LOL ;)
RushMama2112
RushMama2112
The first time I heard the word was at the Honolulu airport. The Wikiwiki Bus is the shuttle that goes between mainland and inter-island terminals. Hawaiian is a fun language.
Right ✅️ US
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RushMa12, Pronounced Why-key-Key compare Wick-key
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Tay, "'wiki - torch"
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Andi, "My mama told me, you better shop around" ,,, and that any day you didn't learn something you didn't know before was a wasted day...
Cap’n Patch
Cap’n Patch
That’s a new one on me!
Little Luna
Little Luna
I've been deceived! "WIKI stands for 'what I know is'" they told me... Now I doubt all acronyms O.o
Tay
Tay
It's also a "wiki-lamp"