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Aloha. One. Hello? In our Hawaiian, yeah. What do you get? No, give me two other words in Hawaiian.

I don't know two other words.

Is that, or I thought it just meant like, I suppose it does mean hello?

Does it mean like tropical greetings or?

Would a policeman say aloha? Well I guess they would have to.

They're laid back and it's there if they're equivalent of hello.

In the Hawaii, if you're speaking traditional Hawaiian language,

Jack's quick fingers.

Oh no.

Where do policing, Jake, you tell me this before you turn the answer.

If you were speaking the traditional Hawaiian dialect,

and I'm apologies for Hawaiian listeners,

I don't know the name of that language,

if you're a police captain calling a detective about a case with a

detective answer the phone with a loha half.

How about I just give you the answer and you decide?

What's the answer?

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