Can you please say "Hello" to me in your language?

Question

Let's see where are yahoo users from? :)
The "Hello" in my language is "Përshëndetje" :)

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Hello

Answer 2

Hello

Hej

Bonjour

Hola

Answer 3

My native language is English, so I say "hello."

The English word "hello," is simply a greeting. Other languages have equivalent forms with different basic meanings, quite different from English. Many languages use something that might be a literal translation of "Good day." which sounds a bit stilted in English.



For instance, Russian has здравствуйте, which is literally the imperative, "Be healthy."



More informal, "привет," might be closer to "hi."



Germans say "hallo," but that's more "look out" than a greeting. .

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Kamusta

Bonjour

Hello

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Hello

Answer 6

Hello

Salam

Nihao

Hola

Bonjour

Answer 7

Hello

Answer 8

Hello

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Hello

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ZDravo

Merhaban

Konnichiwa

Hello!

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Hello

Kamusta

Bonjour

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Hello

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Hej in Swedish

Hello in English

Merhaba in Turkish

Bonjour in French



I speak 4 languages :)

Answer 14

Hello!

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Hola

Ciao

Shalom

Salam

Marhaba

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Hello

আসসালামু আলাইকুম

Hola

مرحبا

नमस्ते

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Vannakam

Tamil

Bonjour

French

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Olá!

Hello!

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你好！- Mandarin (Simplified Chinese)

こんにちは! - Japanese

안녕하세요! - Korean

Hallo! - German

Bonjour! - French

Hola! - Spanish

Aloha! - Hawaiian

Ola! - Portuguese

Hello! - English

Hiyhawsitsnappin! - My own weird language xD



Ok I'm done. I know how to say hello in all 10 (if you count mine) of those languages plus American Sign Language. I'll give you a hint, you probably use it everyday.

👋 (if you have a smart phone that should be a little hand waving)

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Apparently, a blank stare or a dirty look is "Hello" in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA because that is what I get 99% of the time that I say hello to someone.

Answer 21

Hello!

Answer 22

Hello is quite common to many languages.In some languages like Spanish and French it is used without the H sound.In Spanish in most cases we would say hola.

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Hello.

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Hello!

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In Persian the most common way to say hello is salam, but it's not really Persian. It's an Arabic loanword.



Hello in Persian is doroud which is like saying greetings or salutations. This is less common, and more formal and polite, but it is true Persian and not Arabic.

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Hello!

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English =Hello.

Hola.

Bonjour.

Gutan tag.

Salam.

Shalom.

Aloha.

Hee tah.

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Salam (Urdu)



Wow I've been listening to a lot of Albanian songs these days. The most fave being Shqiperi O Nena Ime by Arta ft. Gold AG and Don Arbas.

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Hoyo hello haguhol. Depending on location. Most all speak English strong Spanish influence left. With mixed Native in most places. So looks may be important here. Or were your at. Haguhol is more like How are you greeting.

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Hello.

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Hello-English (native)

Hallo-Afrikaans(mother tongue)

Sawubona-Zulu, Swati(father tongue)

Dumela-Sotho, Tswana, Pedi

Molo-Xhosa

Lotjhani-Ndebele

Ndaa♂/Aa♀-Venda

Avuxeni-Tsonga



Hello in the wonderful languages of South Africa!

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Hi

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English - Hello

Spanish - Hola

Hawaiian - Aloha

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"Hello" here in the United States. Cool question though. Where are you from Marina? I do also know that Germans say "Hallo," I had never heard that it is a closer translation to "look out".

Answer 35

Hello.

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Olá, it's our "hello" in any Portuguese speaking country. And Olá (Hi) I love Albania

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Kem Cho

Gujrati

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I'm an Iranian Kurd so like all the Kurds who live in Iran I am required to know both Kurdish and Persian:

Kurdish: Slam(سْلام)

Persian: Salam(سَلام)

I also know Italian and Japanese so:

Italian: Ciao (informal and friendly,pronounced as "chao")

Salve (formal and professional,pronounced as "saalve")

Japanese: konichiwa(kanji:今日は hiragana:こんにちわ)

Answer 39

Hello hola

Answer 40

English is my first language but I also speak Spanish and Italian.



Hello! Hola! Ciao!

Answer 41

您好

Hello

Bonjour

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Hola, Ciao, Bonjour, Namaste, Hej

Answer 43

English: Hello

Italian: Ciao/salve

I speak both English and Italian.

Answer 44

(4 languages)

Hello

Hola

안녕하세요 - annyonghaseyo

你好 - Ni nao

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"Sat Sri Akal"

Language :- Punjabi

State :- Punjab

Country :- India

Answer 46

In New York if someone says hello we think you're trying to scam us!



So Bonjour, je vous souhaite une belle journée !



(Hello, I hope you have a wonderful day :))

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Hallo

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Hello tagalog

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Hola

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Hola

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G'day.

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Hello - English

Hola - Spanish

Hallo- German

Konnichiha (the Ha is pronounced Wah in this case) - Japanese.

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Adele

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Halo

Hai

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Where I grew up, in what is now the London borough of New Ham, one said "Watcher!" which is a garbled mispronunciation of "What cheer?". In the US I learned to substitute "Hi!". and in Brazil "Tudo bem?" (i.e. is everything going O.K.?). Francophones, if they are on friendly terms will exchange "Ça va" ("Going well," responded to by an echo). Spanish says it back to front, "Olá!" Italian can use "Ciao" (Your sarvent, sah!) on both meeting and departing, which is not unknown in Brazil, but there they spell it "Txau". Ozzies tend to favour "g'day" (short for "good day").

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Grubsteak

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Usually I greet people with WAZZAAAAAAP!!! But that's just me most people say hi or hello in America

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Kamusta ka- Tagalog



It's more translated to how are you but in the philippines it can also be used for hello

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Kamusta

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Namaste

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Pansone

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Hello, bonjour

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Sup Boo

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hi

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Salut (french) , Hello (English) and A fon kede a (west African fon language).

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Ahlan/Marhaba

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Sup

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My native language is Irish even though no one really speaks it anymore this is hello in irish: dia dhuit

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Nomoskar in Bengali

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In Greece we say "Γειά"(Ghiá).

Actual fun fact, "Γειά"(Ghiá) originates from"Υγεία"(Ighía), which means "Health"; so practicaly, when you greet someone it's like you're wishing them good health.

Answer 71

Hello (English)

Hello (Filipino)

Konichiwa (Romaji Japanese)

Anyeong Haseo (Korean)

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Hello (English)

Hei (Finnish)

Salut/Bonjour(French)

你好 (Mandarin)

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Hallo

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Jambo

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Dorood(درود)

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Wie Gehts ?== How do you go? Antworten ist Auf zwie Beine.(On 2 legs)

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I speak Thai, and the way you say hello in Thai is, Sa-wat dee Kahp

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We say "Tungjatjeta" ;)



Or when I see my landsmen here in Sweden we often say "Ckemi Shqipe"!

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Apa Khabar is greeting from Malaysia.

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Âllo, salut, bonjour

Salud, hola

Answer 81

Hola is in Spanish,

hello in Japanese is konnichiwa

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مرحبا!

Arabic for, "Hello!"

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Commone sensas

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Buna

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Aloo

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Hylo

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Привет (Russian)

Bonjour (French)

Ciao (Italian)

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Hello 你好 （i'm bilingual)

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Hyālō

হ্যালো

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German : Hallo

Turkish : Merhaba

isiZulu : Sawubona (sg), Sanibonani (pl)

Answer 91

Asalamo Alaikum .

Answer 92

Hello. Is it me you're looking for?

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Bonjour French )

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Hallo!

Or as we would say in Hamburg, the second biggest city in Germany, which is in the north:

Moin!

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Sawa dee

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Hai

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Hola.



I am from Mexico City.

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Nee How( pronounce in Mandrin)

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well in my traditional language it is hello but it is **** off in the language i learned in middle school

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Ich hey

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Kia ora

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hello

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Alo

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Hej

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Hello po. Or just 'Hello'.

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こんいちは

안녀하싀

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We used to be really religious and it's kinda stuck

Answer 108

Sllaw

or

Silav



Form KURDISTAN

Answer 109

Hallo! Guten Tag :)

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You're Albanian right?

cool lol i speak english and urdu

assalamalikum <333333

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Hej (like Hi), Hallo (rare)

Answer 112

It's "Salam" in my language. :)

Answer 113

こんにちわ

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Hallo!

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Meaning of Hello in Gujarati is Kem chho ? (How are you?)

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Hola!

Answer 117

Gutten Tag, German, Ohio Japanese,

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ohohe Bangla

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Dozya!

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Salut.

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Oi or olá! I am brazilian. Brazilians speak Brazilian Portuguese. ;)

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Salve!

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Howdy.

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Barev!

Answer 125

Hola ques la que hay?!

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hello

hola

Answer 127

Саламалейкум, здрасьте, селам, merhaba!

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Hei/Moi/Terve/Moro/Morjens, it s Finnish

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Diolch 😃

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G'day mate. ( as we often say in Australia)

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Yo

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Merhaba, سلام, привет, hola, hallo,

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Yo wassup?

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Olá - portuguese

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hello!

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Hello on the other side!

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ਸਤਿ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ

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hello

it's me

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今日は！

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Chao.

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Salut !

This is from Romania.

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Zdravo/ Dobar dan! :)

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Marhaba (Arabic-not very formal)

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你好！

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你好

Answer 146

你好

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你好 nihao

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سلام (salaam)

From iraaaaaaaaan

Answer 149

In Arabic we are saying ((marhaban)) (مرحبا)

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i got your hello right here *****

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Adaab (Urdu)

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"bite" in kinyarwanda

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Are you located by the Adriatic?

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Hola/Hello ( I'm mixed ) ! Mexican, & Gringo !

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hola

Answer 156

Hello

녕하세요 (Korean)

你好 (Chinese)

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Helló

Szia

(Hungarian)

Answer 158

What's the dilly-o?

Answer 159

hey

Answer 160

Përshëndetje! :)

Answer 161

hola

Answer 162

مرحبا

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ສະບາຍດີ

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مرحبا (marhaba)

This is in arabic

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안녕하세요. (Ahn nyung ha seh yoh)

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"kon nichi wa"

japanese

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bonjour

Answer 168

ciao

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salut

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labas

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hesi.. its shona zimbabwe

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Hello (English), こんにちは (Japanese) ^-^

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ohsahmmalika

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Hei or moi :)

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Adaab :)



(Urdu)

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'Sup

Answer 177

Hola :)!.

Answer 178

nuqneH!

I am KLINGON!

Answer 179

hellow!!!

Answer 180

你好！nĭ hăo!~

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