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Kei te pēhea koe? (pronounced "ki teh pee eh quey") O genki desu ka? (pronounced "oh gen key des kah")Įotteohge jinae? (pronounced "oh etto ketch eh ney") Informal: Come stai? (pronounced "koh me stah ee")įormal: Come sta? (pronounced "koh me stah") Āpa kaise hain? (pronounced "ahp kay say hayn")Ĭonas atá tú? (pronounced "kun as ah thaw too") Mah ha'inyanim? (pronounced "mah hah-in yah neem") Πώς είσαι or Pós eísai? (pronounced "pos ee saeh") Wie geht es dir? (pronounced "vee geet es deer") Informal: Comment vas-tu? (pronounced "coh moh vah too") or Comment ça va? (pronounced "coh moh sah vah")įormal: Comment allez-vous? (pronounced "coh moh tah lay voo") Kamusta ka na? (pronounced "kah moos ta kah nah") Haletun chetore? (pronounced "hal eh toon che toree") Hoe gaat het met je? (pronounced "who haht het met ye") Hvordan har du det? (pronounced "vor den har du det") When greeting a man: Ezayik? (pronounced "ez aye ick") When greeting a man: Ezayak? (pronounced "ez aye ack")
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If you're feeling comfortable in your new surroundings, one of the best ways to follow up "hello" is with "how are you?" Review this common phrase in each of the languages listed above: Sanibonani (pronounced "sah-nee-boh-bah-nee") When greeting a woman: Watdee ka (pronounced "wah tee kah") When greeting a man: Watdee krap (pronounced "wah tee crop") When greeting a woman: Sawatdee ka (pronounced "suh wah tee kah") When greeting a man: Sawatdee krup (pronounced "suh wah tee crop") Привет or Privet (pronounced "pree vee yet") Zdravstvuyte (pronounced "z-drah stvooy te") Morning hours: God morgen (pronounced "gu morn")ĭaytime hours: God dag (pronounced "gu dahg")Įvening hours: God kveld (pronounced "gu kuh veld") Yā (pronounced "yah" or Yō (pronounced "yoh")Īnnyeong haseyo (pronounced "ahn yoong hah say yoh") Morning hours: Ohayō gozaimasu (pronounced "oh-high-yoh goh-zai-ee-mas")ĭaytime hours: Konnichiwa (pronounced "koh nee chi wah")Įvening hours: Konbanwa (pronounced "kohn bahn wa") Morning hours: Selamat pagi (pronounced "suh lah mat pah gee")ĭaytime hours: Selamat siang (pronounced "suh lah mat see awng")Īfternoon hours: Selamat sore (pronounced "suh lah mat sor ee")Įvening hours: Selamat malam (pronounced "suh lah mat mah lahm") Γεια σου or Geia sas (Pronounced "ya su") Morning hours: Dobré ráno (pronounced "doe bray rah no")ĭaytime hours: Dobrý den (pronounced "do bree den")Įvening hours: Dobrý večer (pronounced "do bree vay cher")ĭaytime hours: Bonjour (pronounced "boh zhoor")Įvening hours: Bonsoir (pronounced "boh swahr") Here are several ways to say hi in different languages, including both formal and informal scenarios:Īsalaam alaikum (pronounced "ah salam u alay koom")
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It's the best way to open up lines of communication with new friends. Indeed, nothing beats a nod of the head and a simple greeting.
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