How do You Say Hello in your language?

[lasseska]

In swedish: Hej

 

[PwnFrnzy]

Geek Speak: Greetings.

 

[gladson1976]

In Tamil (India) its வணக்கம் (Vanakkam)

 

[czar]

In Hindi (India) its Namaste

 

[Graemzy]

Dia Dhuit - pronounced (jee-ah ghwit)

 

[mitchell65]

Wotcha Cock! East End of London

 

[mitchell65]

Dyth Da!
Cornish for Good day

 

[A Guy]

You again?! (Actually, that's what I get from others...)

A Guy

 

[Lee]

"Go Away." Don't bother me.

 

[pacinitaly]

ITALIAN
use "Pronto" (pronounced PRONE-toe) when answering a telephone​

Say "salve" (pronounced "sal-vey") if you wish to say "hello," or "ciao" (pronounced "chow") for a simple, less formal "hi."

Use "buon giorno" (pronounced "bwon jorno") for "good morning," "buona sera" (pronounced bwonah sarah) for "good evening" and "buona notte" (pronounced bwonah not-tey) for "good night."

Ask "come sta?" (pronounced "komay stah") if you want to know how the person is doing. This is a simple "how are you?" greeting in Italian.

A physical greeting is also appropriate when saying "hello" in Italian. A handshake is appropriate when a man is meeting another man for the first time. If meeting a female, either a single kiss on one cheek or a kiss on both cheeks is appropriate (which you use can be determined by the person and your relationship with that person). A relative probably receives the "double kiss" regardless of gender.


what I say most times:

ki sa degi
what's poppin
how are the clouds
how ya doin
hay there snappa head

 

[dew1]

In Arabic informal we say "هلا" but in formal we say "السلام عليكم" this mean greeting in Islam.

I have question for you I think Iran speak Persian and you said "السلام" this Arabic word how can you write it .

 

[mnzel]

Namaste

 

[WindowsStar]

Kon'nichiwa (Japanese)​

 

[Britjoe]

ALLO Mate