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ID Nickname Country / City Languages Taxonomies Comment Project / Group Map
Pin 148905 Svizzera Bern
innen, vor Teppich 1001/ seven
Pin 148904 Svizzera Bern
Jutta- küche raum
Pin 148903 Svizzera Bern
Irmak - Jutta/ Marta
Pin 148902 Svizzera Bern
Kramer - Irmak
Pin 148901 Svizzera Bern
Kramer - Teppich Irmak
Pin 148900 Svizzera Bern
BPS- seven
Pin 148899 Svizzera Bern
evoila- BPS
Pin 148898 Svizzera Bern
Kramgasse, evoila - BPS
Pin 148897 Svizzera Bern
1. Rohr ohne Sticker bzw geputzt, man sieht Überreste
Pin 148896 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148895 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148894 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148893 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148892 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148891 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148890 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148889 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148888 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148887 Svizzera Bern
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Pin 148860 ronaleid United States Honolulu
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Seeing the HOKA store signage at Ala Moana reminded me of how global languages and cultural meaning flows through everyday spaces in Hawai’i. Hoka means “to fly” in Māori, and the bird embedded in the “O” symbolizes movement, freedom, and uplift, ideas that resonate strongly in an island context. Even in a commercial setting, this small linguistic detail carries cultural significance and reflects how Indigenous languages from across the Pacific appear in our public landscape. Standing in line outside the store, I became more aware of how multilingual branding connects communities, introduces shared symbolism, and adds depth to our shopping environment. Multilingual Hawaiʻi