Definition of «aloha»

Aloha is a Hawaiian word that has no direct English translation, but it encompasses the spirit and values of Hawaii's culture. It means love, affection, peace, compassion, and unity all at once. When someone says aloha to you, they are wishing you happiness, joy, and good health.

Usage examples

  1. As a greeting: "When meeting someone in Hawaii, you can say 'aloha' to greet them."
  2. In written correspondence: "You can end a letter or email with 'aloha' to convey warmth and affection."
  3. Tourism industry: "Hawaiian resorts often use the word 'aloha' in their marketing materials to attract visitors."
  4. Hawaiian culture: "The word 'aloha' is deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture and represents love, compassion, and respect."
  5. Farewell: "When saying goodbye to someone, you can say 'aloha' to wish them well and invoke a sense of farewell."
  6. Music and entertainment: "Many Hawaiian songs and movies incorporate the word 'aloha' to highlight the tropical and laid-back nature of the islands."

Phrases with «aloha»

Sentences with «aloha»

  • This unit at Pili Mai was a perfect place to enjoy the garden isle and full of aloha spirit. (parrishkauai.com)
  • Experience the Spirit of Aloha in a beautiful oceanfront setting. (tropicaltravel.net)
  • April 5, 2013 — This spacious Kauai vacation rental for 10 guests at Poipu is featured on our Kauai deals for Aloha Friday. (parrishkauai.com)
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