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Bonjour!
Holla!
Ummmmmm.......
NO ABLA ESPANIOL!!!!
Ummmm....IFMMP!
Caesar's shift: A=B
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Hi!
Hey!
What's up!
Waz up?!
Hyia!
NOOOO!. English – Hello (formal), Hi (informal), What's up? (very informal)
2. French – Salut (informal, silent "T"), Bonjour (formal, 'n' is a
nasal vowel), Bonsoir (good evening, 'n' is a nasal vowel), Bonne Nuit
(good night)
3. Bahamas – Hello (formal), Hi and Hey (informal), What you sayin
Buyh (very informal - slang)
4. German – Hallo (informal), Guten Tag (formal)
5. Bavarian – Grüß Gott (Gruess Gott), Servus (informal, also means
"goodbye", pronounced zair-voos)
6. Northern German – Moin Moin
7. Spanish – Hola (pronounced without the H sound, ola)– Buenos
Días (morning), Buenas Tardes (afternoon and early evening), Buenas
Noches (late evening and night)
8. Slovak – Dobrý de? [dobrii dyeny] (formal), ahoj [ahoy], ?ao
[chow]and dobri (informal)
9. Welsh – Helo
10. Tsonga (south Africa) – Minjhani (when greeting adult people)–
Kunjhani (when greeting your peer group or below your age)
11. Japanese – Ohayou gozaimasu (O-HA-YOH GO-ZA-EE-MAS) (Morning);
Konnichi wa (KOHN-NI-CHEE-wa) (Daytime or Afternoon); Konban Wa
(KOHN-BAHN-Wa)(Evening); Moshi Moshi (MO-SHE MO-SHE) (When answering
the phone)
12. Italian – Ciao (informal), Salve, Buon giorno (Morning, formal),
Buon pomeriggio (Afternoon, formal), Buona sera (Evening, formal)
13. Swedish – Hej (informal), God dag (formal)
14. Arabic-based languages (farsi, urdu, ect) – As-salaam-aleykum
(Peace be on you) or Marhabah (Hello)
15. Arabic – Sabbah-el-Khair (Good morning) Masaa-el-Khair (good
evening); note that (Kh) is pronounced from the back of the throat.
16. Persian – Salaam or Do-rood (see note above - Salaam is an
abbreviation, the full version is As-salaam-o-aleykum in all Islamic
societies)
17. Hindi – Namaste (pronounced Na-mus-thei)
18. Korean – Ahn nyeong ha se yo (formal), Ahn nyeong (informal. Can
also be used as "Goodbye")
19. Dutch – Hoi (very informal), Hallo (informal), Goedendag (formal)
20. Russian – Pree-vyet (informal), Zdravstvuyte (formal, pronounce:
ZDRA-stvooy-tyeh)
21. Chinese, Mandarin – Ni Hao(Nee HA-oh)
22. Chinese, Cantonese – Nei Ho
23. Hebrew – Shalom (which means hello, goodbye and peace) Hi (informal)
24. Norwegian – Hei
25. Portuguese – "Oi", "Olá" or "Alô" (informal), Bom dia (good
morning), Boa tarde (good afternoon), Boa Noite (good evening)
26. Danish – Hej (informal) God dag (formal)
27. Burmese – Mingalarbar
28. Turkish – Merhaba (Formal) Naber? (Informal)
29. Lithuanian – Laba diena (formal) Labas, Sveikas (informal male)
Sveika (female) Sveiki (plural)
30. Vietnam – Chao
31. Filipino – Kumusta Ka (How are you)
32. Esperanto – Saluton
33. Telugu – Namaskaram
34. Tamil – Vanakkam
35. Swahili – Jambo
36. Sinhala – A`rubowan
37. Lingala – Mbote
38. Indonesian – Selamat Pagi (Good Morning), Selamat Siang (Good
Afternoon), Selamat Malam (Good Evening)
39. Nepali – Namaskar
40. Polish – Dzie? dobry (formal), Cze?? (informal)
41. Hawaiian – Aloha
42. Local Hawaiian Pidgin – 'Sup braddah!
43. Thai – Sawa dee-ka (if you're a girl)/ Sawa dee-krap (if you're a guy)
44. Hungarian, Magyar – Jo napot [yoh (as in the word "oh")
naput](Good-day, formal), Szervusz [Sairvoose] (informal)
45. Czech – Dobré ráno (until about 8 or 9 a.m.), Dobrý den
(formal), Ahoj (informal)
46. Ukranian – Dobriy ranok (formal)- Good Morning, Dobriy deyn
(formal) - Good Afternoon, Dobriy vechir (formal)- Good Evening,
Pryvit (informal)
47. Latvian – Labdien, sveiki, chau (informal sound like in Italian)
48. Finnish – Hyvää päivää (formal) - Moi / Hei (Informal)
49. Greek – Yia sou (Ya-soo) (informal), yia sas (formal)
50. Icelandic – Góðan dag (formal), Hæ (informal)
51. Pig Latin – Ellohay
52. Malayalam – Namaskkaram
53. Urdu – Adaab
54. Telugu – Baagunnara (how are you) (formal)
55. Chichewa – Moni Bambo! (to man) / Moni Mayi! (to woman)
56. Oshikwanyama – Wa uhala po, Meme? (to woman) / Wa uhala po,
Tate? (to man) (response: ee) Nawa tuu? (response: ee) (formal)
Ongaipi? (how is it? - informal)
57. Nahuatl – Niltze, Hao
58. Hacker/1337 – |-|3||0 or |-|1
59. Croatian – Bok (informal), dobro Jutro (Good Morning), Dobar dan
(Day), Dobra Ve?er (evening), Laku No? (Good Night)
60. Navajo – Ya'at'eeh. (Hello!)
61. Maltese – Mer?ba (welcome), Bon?u (Good Morning), Bonswa (or)
Il-lejl it-tajjeb (Good Evening)
62. Congo – Mambo
63. Jibberish – Huthegelluthego, H-idiguh-el l-idiguh-o
(hello,formal), H-diguh-i(hi, informal), H-idiguh-ow a-diguh-re
y-idigah-ou? (how are you?)Jibberish
64. Senegal – Salamaleikum (see 11.)
65. German-speaking parts of Switzerland – Grüzi! (Grew-tsi)
66. Scanian – Haj (universal), Hallå (informal), Go'da (formal),
Go'maren (morning greeting), Go'aften (evening greeting)
67. Luxembourgish – Moïen (MOY-en)
68. Samoan – Talofa (Formal), Malo (informal)
69. Tongan – Malo e leilei
70. Tahitian – Ia Orana
71. Tetum (Timor - Leste)– Bondia (Good Morning), Botarde (Good
Afternoon), Bonite (Good Evening)
72. Maori – Kia ora
73. Romanian – Salut; Buna dimineata/ziua/seara (respectful good
morning/day/evning); Buna (usually for girls)
74. Gujrathi – Kem Che
75. Marathi – Namaskar
76. Surfer – 'tsup?
77. South African English – Hoezit (Howzit) (Informal Greeting)
78. Lao – Sabaidee (sa-bai-dee)
79. Kanien'kéha (Mohawk) – Kwe Kwe (Gway gway)
80. Serbian – Zdravo (informal), dobro jutro (Good morning), Dobar
dan (Good afternoon, also used as a formal greeting), Dobro ve?e
(pronounced as "dobro vetche", means Good evening), Laku No? (Good
Night)
81. Kannada — Namaskara
82. Mongolia – Sain baina uu? SA-YEN BAYA-NU(Formal); Sain uu?
SAY-NU(Informal); Ugluunii mend (Good morning, pronounced as 'oglony
mend', 'o'sound like 'old'); Udriin mend (Good afternoon, pronounced
as 'odriin mend', again 'o'sound like 'old'); Oroin mend (Good
evening, pronounced as 'oroin mend', but here 'o' sound like 'orc')
83. Slovenian — živjo (informal(ž sounds like zh); dobro jutro (good
morning); dober dan (good afternoon); dober ve?er (good evening (?
sounds like ch in chips)
84. Gaeilge — Dia Dhuit (informal(Pronounced Dee ah ghouit) Literal
Translation God be with you.
85. Kurdish — Roj Bas (ROHZJ BAHSH)
86. Bengali — Namaskar, Salamwalaikum (see 14)
87. Igbo — Nde-ewo (pronounced enday aywo; Nna-ewo (pronounced enna wo)
88. Zulu- sawubona
89. Northen Shoto- dumelang
90. Basque – Kaixo (Hello, Hi, pron. Kai-show), Egun on (Good
morning, pron. egg-un own) Gau on (Good night, pron. gow own)
HAHA!
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2. French – Salut (informal, silent "T"), Bonjour (formal, 'n' is a
nasal vowel), Bonsoir (good evening, 'n' is a nasal vowel), Bonne Nuit
(good night)
3. Bahamas – Hello (formal), Hi and Hey (informal), What you sayin
Buyh (very informal - slang)
4. German – Hallo (informal), Guten Tag (formal)
5. Bavarian – Grüß Gott (Gruess Gott), Servus (informal, also means
"goodbye", pronounced zair-voos)
6. Northern German – Moin Moin
7. Spanish – Hola (pronounced without the H sound, ola)– Buenos
Días (morning), Buenas Tardes (afternoon and early evening), Buenas
Noches (late evening and night)
8. Slovak – Dobrý de? [dobrii dyeny] (formal), ahoj [ahoy], ?ao
[chow]and dobri (informal)
9. Welsh – Helo
10. Tsonga (south Africa) – Minjhani (when greeting adult people)–
Kunjhani (when greeting your peer group or below your age)
11. Japanese – Ohayou gozaimasu (O-HA-YOH GO-ZA-EE-MAS) (Morning);
Konnichi wa (KOHN-NI-CHEE-wa) (Daytime or Afternoon); Konban Wa
(KOHN-BAHN-Wa)(Evening); Moshi Moshi (MO-SHE MO-SHE) (When answering
the phone)
12. Italian – Ciao (informal), Salve, Buon giorno (Morning, formal),
Buon pomeriggio (Afternoon, formal), Buona sera (Evening, formal)
13. Swedish – Hej (informal), God dag (formal)
14. Arabic-based languages (farsi, urdu, ect) – As-salaam-aleykum
(Peace be on you) or Marhabah (Hello)
15. Arabic – Sabbah-el-Khair (Good morning) Masaa-el-Khair (good
evening); note that (Kh) is pronounced from the back of the throat.
16. Persian – Salaam or Do-rood (see note above - Salaam is an
abbreviation, the full version is As-salaam-o-aleykum in all Islamic
societies)
17. Hindi – Namaste (pronounced Na-mus-thei)
18. Korean – Ahn nyeong ha se yo (formal), Ahn nyeong (informal. Can
also be used as "Goodbye")
19. Dutch – Hoi (very informal), Hallo (informal), Goedendag (formal)
20. Russian – Pree-vyet (informal), Zdravstvuyte (formal, pronounce:
ZDRA-stvooy-tyeh)
21. Chinese, Mandarin – Ni Hao(Nee HA-oh)
22. Chinese, Cantonese – Nei Ho
23. Hebrew – Shalom (which means hello, goodbye and peace) Hi (informal)
24. Norwegian – Hei
25. Portuguese – "Oi", "Olá" or "Alô" (informal), Bom dia (good
morning), Boa tarde (good afternoon), Boa Noite (good evening)
26. Danish – Hej (informal) God dag (formal)
27. Burmese – Mingalarbar
28. Turkish – Merhaba (Formal) Naber? (Informal)
29. Lithuanian – Laba diena (formal) Labas, Sveikas (informal male)
Sveika (female) Sveiki (plural)
30. Vietnam – Chao
31. Filipino – Kumusta Ka (How are you)
32. Esperanto – Saluton
33. Telugu – Namaskaram
34. Tamil – Vanakkam
35. Swahili – Jambo
36. Sinhala – A`rubowan
37. Lingala – Mbote
38. Indonesian – Selamat Pagi (Good Morning), Selamat Siang (Good
Afternoon), Selamat Malam (Good Evening)
39. Nepali – Namaskar
40. Polish – Dzie? dobry (formal), Cze?? (informal)
41. Hawaiian – Aloha
42. Local Hawaiian Pidgin – 'Sup braddah!
43. Thai – Sawa dee-ka (if you're a girl)/ Sawa dee-krap (if you're a guy)
44. Hungarian, Magyar – Jo napot [yoh (as in the word "oh")
naput](Good-day, formal), Szervusz [Sairvoose] (informal)
45. Czech – Dobré ráno (until about 8 or 9 a.m.), Dobrý den
(formal), Ahoj (informal)
46. Ukranian – Dobriy ranok (formal)- Good Morning, Dobriy deyn
(formal) - Good Afternoon, Dobriy vechir (formal)- Good Evening,
Pryvit (informal)
47. Latvian – Labdien, sveiki, chau (informal sound like in Italian)
48. Finnish – Hyvää päivää (formal) - Moi / Hei (Informal)
49. Greek – Yia sou (Ya-soo) (informal), yia sas (formal)
50. Icelandic – Góðan dag (formal), Hæ (informal)
51. Pig Latin – Ellohay
52. Malayalam – Namaskkaram
53. Urdu – Adaab
54. Telugu – Baagunnara (how are you) (formal)
55. Chichewa – Moni Bambo! (to man) / Moni Mayi! (to woman)
56. Oshikwanyama – Wa uhala po, Meme? (to woman) / Wa uhala po,
Tate? (to man) (response: ee) Nawa tuu? (response: ee) (formal)
Ongaipi? (how is it? - informal)
57. Nahuatl – Niltze, Hao
58. Hacker/1337 – |-|3||0 or |-|1
59. Croatian – Bok (informal), dobro Jutro (Good Morning), Dobar dan
(Day), Dobra Ve?er (evening), Laku No? (Good Night)
60. Navajo – Ya'at'eeh. (Hello!)
61. Maltese – Mer?ba (welcome), Bon?u (Good Morning), Bonswa (or)
Il-lejl it-tajjeb (Good Evening)
62. Congo – Mambo
63. Jibberish – Huthegelluthego, H-idiguh-el l-idiguh-o
(hello,formal), H-diguh-i(hi, informal), H-idiguh-ow a-diguh-re
y-idigah-ou? (how are you?)Jibberish
64. Senegal – Salamaleikum (see 11.)
65. German-speaking parts of Switzerland – Grüzi! (Grew-tsi)
66. Scanian – Haj (universal), Hallå (informal), Go'da (formal),
Go'maren (morning greeting), Go'aften (evening greeting)
67. Luxembourgish – Moïen (MOY-en)
68. Samoan – Talofa (Formal), Malo (informal)
69. Tongan – Malo e leilei
70. Tahitian – Ia Orana
71. Tetum (Timor - Leste)– Bondia (Good Morning), Botarde (Good
Afternoon), Bonite (Good Evening)
72. Maori – Kia ora
73. Romanian – Salut; Buna dimineata/ziua/seara (respectful good
morning/day/evning); Buna (usually for girls)
74. Gujrathi – Kem Che
75. Marathi – Namaskar
76. Surfer – 'tsup?
77. South African English – Hoezit (Howzit) (Informal Greeting)
78. Lao – Sabaidee (sa-bai-dee)
79. Kanien'kéha (Mohawk) – Kwe Kwe (Gway gway)
80. Serbian – Zdravo (informal), dobro jutro (Good morning), Dobar
dan (Good afternoon, also used as a formal greeting), Dobro ve?e
(pronounced as "dobro vetche", means Good evening), Laku No? (Good
Night)
81. Kannada — Namaskara
82. Mongolia – Sain baina uu? SA-YEN BAYA-NU(Formal); Sain uu?
SAY-NU(Informal); Ugluunii mend (Good morning, pronounced as 'oglony
mend', 'o'sound like 'old'); Udriin mend (Good afternoon, pronounced
as 'odriin mend', again 'o'sound like 'old'); Oroin mend (Good
evening, pronounced as 'oroin mend', but here 'o' sound like 'orc')
83. Slovenian — živjo (informal(ž sounds like zh); dobro jutro (good
morning); dober dan (good afternoon); dober ve?er (good evening (?
sounds like ch in chips)
84. Gaeilge — Dia Dhuit (informal(Pronounced Dee ah ghouit) Literal
Translation God be with you.
85. Kurdish — Roj Bas (ROHZJ BAHSH)
86. Bengali — Namaskar, Salamwalaikum (see 14)
87. Igbo — Nde-ewo (pronounced enday aywo; Nna-ewo (pronounced enna wo)
88. Zulu- sawubona
89. Northen Shoto- dumelang
90. Basque – Kaixo (Hello, Hi, pron. Kai-show), Egun on (Good
morning, pron. egg-un own) Gau on (Good night, pron. gow own)
Hi!
Hey!
What's up!
Waz up?!
Hyia!
and I WIN!
. English – Hello (formal), Hi (informal), What's up? (very informal)2. French – Salut (informal, silent "T"), Bonjour (formal, 'n' is a
nasal vowel), Bonsoir (good evening, 'n' is a nasal vowel), Bonne Nuit
(good night)
3. Bahamas – Hello (formal), Hi and Hey (informal), What you sayin
Buyh (very informal - slang)
4. German – Hallo (informal), Guten Tag (formal)
5. Bavarian – Grüß Gott (Gruess Gott), Servus (informal, also means
"goodbye", pronounced zair-voos)
6. Northern German – Moin Moin
7. Spanish – Hola (pronounced without the H sound, ola)– Buenos
Días (morning), Buenas Tardes (afternoon and early evening), Buenas
Noches (late evening and night)
8. Slovak – Dobrý de? [dobrii dyeny] (formal), ahoj [ahoy], ?ao
[chow]and dobri (informal)
9. Welsh – Helo
10. Tsonga (south Africa) – Minjhani (when greeting adult people)–
Kunjhani (when greeting your peer group or below your age)
11. Japanese – Ohayou gozaimasu (O-HA-YOH GO-ZA-EE-MAS) (Morning);
Konnichi wa (KOHN-NI-CHEE-wa) (Daytime or Afternoon); Konban Wa
(KOHN-BAHN-Wa)(Evening); Moshi Moshi (MO-SHE MO-SHE) (When answering
the phone)
12. Italian – Ciao (informal), Salve, Buon giorno (Morning, formal),
Buon pomeriggio (Afternoon, formal), Buona sera (Evening, formal)
13. Swedish – Hej (informal), God dag (formal)
14. Arabic-based languages (farsi, urdu, ect) – As-salaam-aleykum
(Peace be on you) or Marhabah (Hello)
15. Arabic – Sabbah-el-Khair (Good morning) Masaa-el-Khair (good
evening); note that (Kh) is pronounced from the back of the throat.
16. Persian – Salaam or Do-rood (see note above - Salaam is an
abbreviation, the full version is As-salaam-o-aleykum in all Islamic
societies)
17. Hindi – Namaste (pronounced Na-mus-thei)
18. Korean – Ahn nyeong ha se yo (formal), Ahn nyeong (informal. Can
also be used as "Goodbye")
19. Dutch – Hoi (very informal), Hallo (informal), Goedendag (formal)
20. Russian – Pree-vyet (informal), Zdravstvuyte (formal, pronounce:
ZDRA-stvooy-tyeh)
21. Chinese, Mandarin – Ni Hao(Nee HA-oh)
22. Chinese, Cantonese – Nei Ho
23. Hebrew – Shalom (which means hello, goodbye and peace) Hi (informal)
24. Norwegian – Hei
25. Portuguese – "Oi", "Olá" or "Alô" (informal), Bom dia (good
morning), Boa tarde (good afternoon), Boa Noite (good evening)
26. Danish – Hej (informal) God dag (formal)
27. Burmese – Mingalarbar
28. Turkish – Merhaba (Formal) Naber? (Informal)
29. Lithuanian – Laba diena (formal) Labas, Sveikas (informal male)
Sveika (female) Sveiki (plural)
30. Vietnam – Chao
31. Filipino – Kumusta Ka (How are you)
32. Esperanto – Saluton
33. Telugu – Namaskaram
34. Tamil – Vanakkam
35. Swahili – Jambo
36. Sinhala – A`rubowan
37. Lingala – Mbote
38. Indonesian – Selamat Pagi (Good Morning), Selamat Siang (Good
Afternoon), Selamat Malam (Good Evening)
39. Nepali – Namaskar
40. Polish – Dzie? dobry (formal), Cze?? (informal)
41. Hawaiian – Aloha
42. Local Hawaiian Pidgin – 'Sup braddah!
43. Thai – Sawa dee-ka (if you're a girl)/ Sawa dee-krap (if you're a guy)
44. Hungarian, Magyar – Jo napot [yoh (as in the word "oh")
naput](Good-day, formal), Szervusz [Sairvoose] (informal)
45. Czech – Dobré ráno (until about 8 or 9 a.m.), Dobrý den
(formal), Ahoj (informal)
46. Ukranian – Dobriy ranok (formal)- Good Morning, Dobriy deyn
(formal) - Good Afternoon, Dobriy vechir (formal)- Good Evening,
Pryvit (informal)
47. Latvian – Labdien, sveiki, chau (informal sound like in Italian)
48. Finnish – Hyvää päivää (formal) - Moi / Hei (Informal)
49. Greek – Yia sou (Ya-soo) (informal), yia sas (formal)
50. Icelandic – Góðan dag (formal), Hæ (informal)
51. Pig Latin – Ellohay
52. Malayalam – Namaskkaram
53. Urdu – Adaab
54. Telugu – Baagunnara (how are you) (formal)
55. Chichewa – Moni Bambo! (to man) / Moni Mayi! (to woman)
56. Oshikwanyama – Wa uhala po, Meme? (to woman) / Wa uhala po,
Tate? (to man) (response: ee) Nawa tuu? (response: ee) (formal)
Ongaipi? (how is it? - informal)
57. Nahuatl – Niltze, Hao
58. Hacker/1337 – |-|3||0 or |-|1
59. Croatian – Bok (informal), dobro Jutro (Good Morning), Dobar dan
(Day), Dobra Ve?er (evening), Laku No? (Good Night)
60. Navajo – Ya'at'eeh. (Hello!)
61. Maltese – Mer?ba (welcome), Bon?u (Good Morning), Bonswa (or)
Il-lejl it-tajjeb (Good Evening)
62. Congo – Mambo
63. Jibberish – Huthegelluthego, H-idiguh-el l-idiguh-o
(hello,formal), H-diguh-i(hi, informal), H-idiguh-ow a-diguh-re
y-idigah-ou? (how are you?)Jibberish
64. Senegal – Salamaleikum (see 11.)
65. German-speaking parts of Switzerland – Grüzi! (Grew-tsi)
66. Scanian – Haj (universal), Hallå (informal), Go'da (formal),
Go'maren (morning greeting), Go'aften (evening greeting)
67. Luxembourgish – Moïen (MOY-en)
68. Samoan – Talofa (Formal), Malo (informal)
69. Tongan – Malo e leilei
70. Tahitian – Ia Orana
71. Tetum (Timor - Leste)– Bondia (Good Morning), Botarde (Good
Afternoon), Bonite (Good Evening)
72. Maori – Kia ora
73. Romanian – Salut; Buna dimineata/ziua/seara (respectful good
morning/day/evning); Buna (usually for girls)
74. Gujrathi – Kem Che
75. Marathi – Namaskar
76. Surfer – 'tsup?
77. South African English – Hoezit (Howzit) (Informal Greeting)
78. Lao – Sabaidee (sa-bai-dee)
79. Kanien'kéha (Mohawk) – Kwe Kwe (Gway gway)
80. Serbian – Zdravo (informal), dobro jutro (Good morning), Dobar
dan (Good afternoon, also used as a formal greeting), Dobro ve?e
(pronounced as "dobro vetche", means Good evening), Laku No? (Good
Night)
81. Kannada — Namaskara
82. Mongolia – Sain baina uu? SA-YEN BAYA-NU(Formal); Sain uu?
SAY-NU(Informal); Ugluunii mend (Good morning, pronounced as 'oglony
mend', 'o'sound like 'old'); Udriin mend (Good afternoon, pronounced
as 'odriin mend', again 'o'sound like 'old'); Oroin mend (Good
evening, pronounced as 'oroin mend', but here 'o' sound like 'orc')
83. Slovenian — živjo (informal(ž sounds like zh); dobro jutro (good
morning); dober dan (good afternoon); dober ve?er (good evening (?
sounds like ch in chips)
84. Gaeilge — Dia Dhuit (informal(Pronounced Dee ah ghouit) Literal
Translation God be with you.
85. Kurdish — Roj Bas (ROHZJ BAHSH)
86. Bengali — Namaskar, Salamwalaikum (see 14)
87. Igbo — Nde-ewo (pronounced enday aywo; Nna-ewo (pronounced enna wo)
88. Zulu- sawubona
89. Northen Shoto- dumelang
90. Basque – Kaixo (Hello, Hi, pron. Kai-show), Egun on (Good
morning, pron. egg-un own) Gau on (Good night, pron. gow own)
Hallo!
Hello!
Hi!
Hey!
Whats up!
Waz up!?
Wuzzup!?
Hiya!
Hya!
Yahsu!
Yahsa!
NO YOU DONT!
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2. French – Salut (informal, silent "T"), Bonjour (formal, 'n' is a
nasal vowel), Bonsoir (good evening, 'n' is a nasal vowel), Bonne Nuit
(good night)
3. Bahamas – Hello (formal), Hi and Hey (informal), What you sayin
Buyh (very informal - slang)
4. German – Hallo (informal), Guten Tag (formal)
5. Bavarian – Grüß Gott (Gruess Gott), Servus (informal, also means
"goodbye", pronounced zair-voos)
6. Northern German – Moin Moin
7. Spanish – Hola (pronounced without the H sound, ola)– Buenos
Días (morning), Buenas Tardes (afternoon and early evening), Buenas
Noches (late evening and night)
8. Slovak – Dobrý de? [dobrii dyeny] (formal), ahoj [ahoy], ?ao
[chow]and dobri (informal)
9. Welsh – Helo
10. Tsonga (south Africa) – Minjhani (when greeting adult people)–
Kunjhani (when greeting your peer group or below your age)
11. Japanese – Ohayou gozaimasu (O-HA-YOH GO-ZA-EE-MAS) (Morning);
Konnichi wa (KOHN-NI-CHEE-wa) (Daytime or Afternoon); Konban Wa
(KOHN-BAHN-Wa)(Evening); Moshi Moshi (MO-SHE MO-SHE) (When answering
the phone)
12. Italian – Ciao (informal), Salve, Buon giorno (Morning, formal),
Buon pomeriggio (Afternoon, formal), Buona sera (Evening, formal)
13. Swedish – Hej (informal), God dag (formal)
14. Arabic-based languages (farsi, urdu, ect) – As-salaam-aleykum
(Peace be on you) or Marhabah (Hello)
15. Arabic – Sabbah-el-Khair (Good morning) Masaa-el-Khair (good
evening); note that (Kh) is pronounced from the back of the throat.
16. Persian – Salaam or Do-rood (see note above - Salaam is an
abbreviation, the full version is As-salaam-o-aleykum in all Islamic
societies)
17. Hindi – Namaste (pronounced Na-mus-thei)
18. Korean – Ahn nyeong ha se yo (formal), Ahn nyeong (informal. Can
also be used as "Goodbye")
19. Dutch – Hoi (very informal), Hallo (informal), Goedendag (formal)
20. Russian – Pree-vyet (informal), Zdravstvuyte (formal, pronounce:
ZDRA-stvooy-tyeh)
21. Chinese, Mandarin – Ni Hao(Nee HA-oh)
22. Chinese, Cantonese – Nei Ho
23. Hebrew – Shalom (which means hello, goodbye and peace) Hi (informal)
24. Norwegian – Hei
25. Portuguese – "Oi", "Olá" or "Alô" (informal), Bom dia (good
morning), Boa tarde (good afternoon), Boa Noite (good evening)
26. Danish – Hej (informal) God dag (formal)
27. Burmese – Mingalarbar
28. Turkish – Merhaba (Formal) Naber? (Informal)
29. Lithuanian – Laba diena (formal) Labas, Sveikas (informal male)
Sveika (female) Sveiki (plural)
30. Vietnam – Chao
31. Filipino – Kumusta Ka (How are you)
32. Esperanto – Saluton
33. Telugu – Namaskaram
34. Tamil – Vanakkam
35. Swahili – Jambo
36. Sinhala – A`rubowan
37. Lingala – Mbote
38. Indonesian – Selamat Pagi (Good Morning), Selamat Siang (Good
Afternoon), Selamat Malam (Good Evening)
39. Nepali – Namaskar
40. Polish – Dzie? dobry (formal), Cze?? (informal)
41. Hawaiian – Aloha
42. Local Hawaiian Pidgin – 'Sup braddah!
43. Thai – Sawa dee-ka (if you're a girl)/ Sawa dee-krap (if you're a guy)
44. Hungarian, Magyar – Jo napot [yoh (as in the word "oh")
naput](Good-day, formal), Szervusz [Sairvoose] (informal)
45. Czech – Dobré ráno (until about 8 or 9 a.m.), Dobrý den
(formal), Ahoj (informal)
46. Ukranian – Dobriy ranok (formal)- Good Morning, Dobriy deyn
(formal) - Good Afternoon, Dobriy vechir (formal)- Good Evening,
Pryvit (informal)
47. Latvian – Labdien, sveiki, chau (informal sound like in Italian)
48. Finnish – Hyvää päivää (formal) - Moi / Hei (Informal)
49. Greek – Yia sou (Ya-soo) (informal), yia sas (formal)
50. Icelandic – Góðan dag (formal), Hæ (informal)
51. Pig Latin – Ellohay
52. Malayalam – Namaskkaram
53. Urdu – Adaab
54. Telugu – Baagunnara (how are you) (formal)
55. Chichewa – Moni Bambo! (to man) / Moni Mayi! (to woman)
56. Oshikwanyama – Wa uhala po, Meme? (to woman) / Wa uhala po,
Tate? (to man) (response: ee) Nawa tuu? (response: ee) (formal)
Ongaipi? (how is it? - informal)
57. Nahuatl – Niltze, Hao
58. Hacker/1337 – |-|3||0 or |-|1
59. Croatian – Bok (informal), dobro Jutro (Good Morning), Dobar dan
(Day), Dobra Ve?er (evening), Laku No? (Good Night)
60. Navajo – Ya'at'eeh. (Hello!)
61. Maltese – Mer?ba (welcome), Bon?u (Good Morning), Bonswa (or)
Il-lejl it-tajjeb (Good Evening)
62. Congo – Mambo
63. Jibberish – Huthegelluthego, H-idiguh-el l-idiguh-o
(hello,formal), H-diguh-i(hi, informal), H-idiguh-ow a-diguh-re
y-idigah-ou? (how are you?)Jibberish
64. Senegal – Salamaleikum (see 11.)
65. German-speaking parts of Switzerland – Grüzi! (Grew-tsi)
66. Scanian – Haj (universal), Hallå (informal), Go'da (formal),
Go'maren (morning greeting), Go'aften (evening greeting)
67. Luxembourgish – Moïen (MOY-en)
68. Samoan – Talofa (Formal), Malo (informal)
69. Tongan – Malo e leilei
70. Tahitian – Ia Orana
71. Tetum (Timor - Leste)– Bondia (Good Morning), Botarde (Good
Afternoon), Bonite (Good Evening)
72. Maori – Kia ora
73. Romanian – Salut; Buna dimineata/ziua/seara (respectful good
morning/day/evning); Buna (usually for girls)
74. Gujrathi – Kem Che
75. Marathi – Namaskar
76. Surfer – 'tsup?
77. South African English – Hoezit (Howzit) (Informal Greeting)
78. Lao – Sabaidee (sa-bai-dee)
79. Kanien'kéha (Mohawk) – Kwe Kwe (Gway gway)
80. Serbian – Zdravo (informal), dobro jutro (Good morning), Dobar
dan (Good afternoon, also used as a formal greeting), Dobro ve?e
(pronounced as "dobro vetche", means Good evening), Laku No? (Good
Night)
81. Kannada — Namaskara
82. Mongolia – Sain baina uu? SA-YEN BAYA-NU(Formal); Sain uu?
SAY-NU(Informal); Ugluunii mend (Good morning, pronounced as 'oglony
mend', 'o'sound like 'old'); Udriin mend (Good afternoon, pronounced
as 'odriin mend', again 'o'sound like 'old'); Oroin mend (Good
evening, pronounced as 'oroin mend', but here 'o' sound like 'orc')
83. Slovenian — živjo (informal(ž sounds like zh); dobro jutro (good
morning); dober dan (good afternoon); dober ve?er (good evening (?
sounds like ch in chips)
84. Gaeilge — Dia Dhuit (informal(Pronounced Dee ah ghouit) Literal
Translation God be with you.
85. Kurdish — Roj Bas (ROHZJ BAHSH)
86. Bengali — Namaskar, Salamwalaikum (see 14)
87. Igbo — Nde-ewo (pronounced enday aywo; Nna-ewo (pronounced enna wo)
88. Zulu- sawubona
89. Northen Shoto- dumelang
90. Basque – Kaixo (Hello, Hi, pron. Kai-show), Egun on (Good
morning, pron. egg-un own) Gau on (Good night, pron. gow own)
Hallo!
Hello!
Hi!
Hey!
Whats up!
Waz up!?
Wuzzup!?
Hiya!
Hya!
Yahsu!
Yahsa!
. English – Hello (formal), Hi (informal), What's up? (very informal)
2. French – Salut (informal, silent "T"), Bonjour (formal, 'n' is a
nasal vowel), Bonsoir (good evening, 'n' is a nasal vowel), Bonne Nuit
(good night)
3. Bahamas – Hello (formal), Hi and Hey (informal), What you sayin
Buyh (very informal - slang)
4. German – Hallo (informal), Guten Tag (formal)
5. Bavarian – Grüß Gott (Gruess Gott), Servus (informal, also means
"goodbye", pronounced zair-voos)
6. Northern German – Moin Moin
7. Spanish – Hola (pronounced without the H sound, ola)– Buenos
Días (morning), Buenas Tardes (afternoon and early evening), Buenas
Noches (late evening and night)
8. Slovak – Dobrý de? [dobrii dyeny] (formal), ahoj [ahoy], ?ao
[chow]and dobri (informal)
9. Welsh – Helo
10. Tsonga (south Africa) – Minjhani (when greeting adult people)–
Kunjhani (when greeting your peer group or below your age)
11. Japanese – Ohayou gozaimasu (O-HA-YOH GO-ZA-EE-MAS) (Morning);
Konnichi wa (KOHN-NI-CHEE-wa) (Daytime or Afternoon); Konban Wa
(KOHN-BAHN-Wa)(Evening); Moshi Moshi (MO-SHE MO-SHE) (When answering
the phone)
12. Italian – Ciao (informal), Salve, Buon giorno (Morning, formal),
Buon pomeriggio (Afternoon, formal), Buona sera (Evening, formal)
13. Swedish – Hej (informal), God dag (formal)
14. Arabic-based languages (farsi, urdu, ect) – As-salaam-aleykum
(Peace be on you) or Marhabah (Hello)
15. Arabic – Sabbah-el-Khair (Good morning) Masaa-el-Khair (good
evening); note that (Kh) is pronounced from the back of the throat.
16. Persian – Salaam or Do-rood (see note above - Salaam is an
abbreviation, the full version is As-salaam-o-aleykum in all Islamic
societies)
17. Hindi – Namaste (pronounced Na-mus-thei)
18. Korean – Ahn nyeong ha se yo (formal), Ahn nyeong (informal. Can
also be used as "Goodbye")
19. Dutch – Hoi (very informal), Hallo (informal), Goedendag (formal)
20. Russian – Pree-vyet (informal), Zdravstvuyte (formal, pronounce:
ZDRA-stvooy-tyeh)
21. Chinese, Mandarin – Ni Hao(Nee HA-oh)
22. Chinese, Cantonese – Nei Ho
23. Hebrew – Shalom (which means hello, goodbye and peace) Hi (informal)
24. Norwegian – Hei
25. Portuguese – "Oi", "Olá" or "Alô" (informal), Bom dia (good
morning), Boa tarde (good afternoon), Boa Noite (good evening)
26. Danish – Hej (informal) God dag (formal)
27. Burmese – Mingalarbar
28. Turkish – Merhaba (Formal) Naber? (Informal)
29. Lithuanian – Laba diena (formal) Labas, Sveikas (informal male)
Sveika (female) Sveiki (plural)
30. Vietnam – Chao
31. Filipino – Kumusta Ka (How are you)
32. Esperanto – Saluton
33. Telugu – Namaskaram
34. Tamil – Vanakkam
35. Swahili – Jambo
36. Sinhala – A`rubowan
37. Lingala – Mbote
38. Indonesian – Selamat Pagi (Good Morning), Selamat Siang (Good
Afternoon), Selamat Malam (Good Evening)
39. Nepali – Namaskar
40. Polish – Dzie? dobry (formal), Cze?? (informal)
41. Hawaiian – Aloha
42. Local Hawaiian Pidgin – 'Sup braddah!
43. Thai – Sawa dee-ka (if you're a girl)/ Sawa dee-krap (if you're a guy)
44. Hungarian, Magyar – Jo napot [yoh (as in the word "oh")
naput](Good-day, formal), Szervusz [Sairvoose] (informal)
45. Czech – Dobré ráno (until about 8 or 9 a.m.), Dobrý den
(formal), Ahoj (informal)
46. Ukranian – Dobriy ranok (formal)- Good Morning, Dobriy deyn
(formal) - Good Afternoon, Dobriy vechir (formal)- Good Evening,
Pryvit (informal)
47. Latvian – Labdien, sveiki, chau (informal sound like in Italian)
48. Finnish – Hyvää päivää (formal) - Moi / Hei (Informal)
49. Greek – Yia sou (Ya-soo) (informal), yia sas (formal)
50. Icelandic – Góðan dag (formal), Hæ (informal)
51. Pig Latin – Ellohay
52. Malayalam – Namaskkaram
53. Urdu – Adaab
54. Telugu – Baagunnara (how are you) (formal)
55. Chichewa – Moni Bambo! (to man) / Moni Mayi! (to woman)
56. Oshikwanyama – Wa uhala po, Meme? (to woman) / Wa uhala po,
Tate? (to man) (response: ee) Nawa tuu? (response: ee) (formal)
Ongaipi? (how is it? - informal)
57. Nahuatl – Niltze, Hao
58. Hacker/1337 – |-|3||0 or |-|1
59. Croatian – Bok (informal), dobro Jutro (Good Morning), Dobar dan
(Day), Dobra Ve?er (evening), Laku No? (Good Night)
60. Navajo – Ya'at'eeh. (Hello!)
61. Maltese – Mer?ba (welcome), Bon?u (Good Morning), Bonswa (or)
Il-lejl it-tajjeb (Good Evening)
62. Congo – Mambo
63. Jibberish – Huthegelluthego, H-idiguh-el l-idiguh-o
(hello,formal), H-diguh-i(hi, informal), H-idiguh-ow a-diguh-re
y-idigah-ou? (how are you?)Jibberish
64. Senegal – Salamaleikum (see 11.)
65. German-speaking parts of Switzerland – Grüzi! (Grew-tsi)
66. Scanian – Haj (universal), Hallå (informal), Go'da (formal),
Go'maren (morning greeting), Go'aften (evening greeting)
67. Luxembourgish – Moïen (MOY-en)
68. Samoan – Talofa (Formal), Malo (informal)
69. Tongan – Malo e leilei
70. Tahitian – Ia Orana
71. Tetum (Timor - Leste)– Bondia (Good Morning), Botarde (Good
Afternoon), Bonite (Good Evening)
72. Maori – Kia ora
73. Romanian – Salut; Buna dimineata/ziua/seara (respectful good
morning/day/evning); Buna (usually for girls)
74. Gujrathi – Kem Che
75. Marathi – Namaskar
76. Surfer – 'tsup?
77. South African English – Hoezit (Howzit) (Informal Greeting)
78. Lao – Sabaidee (sa-bai-dee)
79. Kanien'kéha (Mohawk) – Kwe Kwe (Gway gway)
80. Serbian – Zdravo (informal), dobro jutro (Good morning), Dobar
dan (Good afternoon, also used as a formal greeting), Dobro ve?e
(pronounced as "dobro vetche", means Good evening), Laku No? (Good
Night)
81. Kannada — Namaskara
82. Mongolia – Sain baina uu? SA-YEN BAYA-NU(Formal); Sain uu?
SAY-NU(Informal); Ugluunii mend (Good morning, pronounced as 'oglony
mend', 'o'sound like 'old')
Ummm...I win 'cause you posted that twice!
Jeez! Did you guys TYPE ALL of those words....or just copy and paste?
Mod
... wow... I hope you found all that online, that would be INSANE if you new all those languages!! ☺☻☺☻
Mod
I would sing the song "I speak 6 languages!" But that would be a lie....
I SPEAK ONE!
I speak one too!! but I'm learning one.
Im learning Spanish in school! Que color es el gato? (spanish for, what color is the cat?)
wow! thats really cool! ive ALWAYS wanted to go to new zealand! whats it like there?!
sounds amazing!! i live in chicago, illinios, united states
omj I finally found a group where randomness is the whole point, and my sense of humor will--most likely--fit in.
Mod
No habla espaniol.....
Mod
*nods*
not really i am practiclly the same height as u
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