The sign has spread around the world since ... Texters have co-opted the “call me” emoji to symbolize the shaka, and local station KHON-TV has ended each evening newscast since the 1970s ...

The hand sign is sometimes known as the “hang ... Texters have co-opted the “call me” emoji to symbolise the shaka, and local station KHON-TV has ended each evening newscast since the ...

The sign has spread around the world since ... Texters have co-opted the “call me” emoji to symbolize the shaka, and local station KHON-TV has ended each evening newscast since the 1970s ...

Why? Like, when do you use it in Hawaii? OZAWA: The shaka is a sign of friendliness, of compassion, of warmth, but it doesn't really translate directly to a single or even three or four simple words.

since the sign is already being used on TheBus to show other information. It’s just a matter of adding the switch and some extra programming. Right now, 80% of the buses have the shaka switch ...