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What is the true meaning of "THE ALOHA SPIRIT..?"
The letters of the Hawaiian word "A-L-O-H-A" help us to rememeber:
A
AKAHAI
[Ah kah hai']
(careful offering)
kindness, modesty, gentleness, unpretentiousness, being unassuming, unobtrusive, tenderness

L
LOKAHI
[Loh' kah hee]
(to obtain oneness)
unity, agreement, accord,
unison, harmony

O
`OLU'OLU
[Oh' loo oh' loo]
(cool, refreshing)
agreeable, pleasantness, amiability, contentment, happiness, graciousness,
congeniality, cordiality, affability

H
HA'AHA'A
[Hah' ah hah' ah]
(low)
humility, humbleness, self-effacing, modesty

A
AHONUI
[Ah hoh nui']
(great breath)
patience, perseverance, endurance, long suffering, tolerance
The meaning of "The Aloha Spirit" like Love itself is beyond any total description of words yet like a Sunrise, Aloha must be experienced, felt within and then passed on to others. Another Hawaiian word which embraces the True Meaning of the word Aloha is:

LOKOMAIKA'I
[Loh koh mai' kah ee]
(good inside)
good will, good disposition, generosity, grace, kindness, humanity, benevolence, beneficence and last but not least,

"LOVING KINDNESS..."
( Share you're ALOHA today ) |
Hawaiian Language Pronounciation guidelines
A few rules may help you in properly pronouncing your Hawaiian name. Unlike English, there are only 12 letters in the Hawaiian alphabet:
A E H I K L M
N O P U and W.
Hawaiian Language Consonants
Pronounce P K as in English but with less aspiration. Pronounce H L M N as in English. W after I and E is usually pronounced like V, but after U and O usually pronounced like W; initially and after A, it can be pronounced like V or W.
Hawaiian Language Vowels
Each of the 5 Hawaiian vowels is generally uniform with some exceptions such as: A like A in far, tar; also like UH. E like AY in bay, lay; also like E in bet; I like Y in city; also like E in Eve O like O in no, so U like OO in moon; also like U in true. |
Hawaiian words, phrases and the Hawaiian language as a whole are basically simple and easy to pronounce if you sound out the words. Here are some examples of Hawaiian vowel pronounciations:
A pronounced: ah as in "star" as in the Hawaiian word ALOHA
E pronounced: ey as in "stay" as in the Hawaiian word LEI
I pronounced: ee as in "see" as in the Hawaiian word HAWAII
O pronounced: oh as in "glow" as in the Hawaiian word MAHALO
U pronounced: oo as in "soon" as in the Hawaiian word HONOLULU |
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