Language: "Aloha" in Hawaiian means more than just "hello" or "go…

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Did you know? "Aloha" in Hawaiian means more than just "hello" or "goodbye" — it is also "love" and "compassion". It's a GENERAL concept of mutual goodwill. The Hawaiian "Aloha Spirit" law (1986) makes it officially part of the culture: all officials must conduct themselves in that "spirit" while working.

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"Aloha" in Hawaiian means more than just "hello" or "goodbye" — it is also "love" and "compassion". It's a GENERAL concept of mutual goodwill. The Hawaiian "Aloha Spirit" law (1986) makes it officially part of the culture: all officials must conduct themselves in that "spirit" while working.

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