| ''Oi'' ''Olá'' ''E aí'' ''Bom dia'' ''Boa tarde'' ''Boa noite'' |
Rarusu_ said: Hej - hey Hallå - hello Tja (pronounce as "cha") - hi Tjena ("chena") - hi God morgon - good morning God dag - good day God kväll - good evening God natt - good night Hur är det? - how is it? Vad händer? - what's up? Wait, tja means hi? That's news to me. |
| هلا بالمخانيث= Greetings, gentlemen. That's what we say in Arabic. |
| In Swedish we say "Tjenare manner" and "Nämen hej" In French we say "Salut mec" and "Bouge ton cul connard" Those are the most polite ways of greeting each other by the way |
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| Beleza Opa Oi Eae doido de boa? Suave? Fala manolo |
| Hi (pronounced haaaaaaaah) Howdy Hey, y'all Sup (for the bro-country types) |
| 안녕하세요 = hello (formal) .............................. |
| Bon matin Bonjour Bonsoir Allô Salut |
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Homuranagi said: There's something similar in Romanian with sărut mâna /sə.ru't 'mɨ.nə/ which means "(I) kiss the hand", however, it's only used as a formal Greeting towards elder Women.Csókolom - formal, kids say this to adults and teachers, and also males to females out of courtesy, it literally means "I kiss you" because men always kissed women's hand as a greeting back in the day Great List and kudos for knowing the full Versions of the formal ones. You've only forgot a few ones like formal: "Grüß Gott!" in the South German Language Area and informal: Servus, "Yo", "Hey" and of Course, the informal "Ey Alter" that Nigami_Shin has mentioned, however that one is very Low-Class Speech. Rarusu_ said: I haven't heard about "tja" as a Greeting, either. I only know of "tja" as an Interjection, but pronounced like "tya" or longer [tja/tjaː].Yeah, that's what all the cool kids say B) "Tja" could also be used in "tja, vad annars?", as in "well, what else". Otherwise, I can't see any other use of it. |
| ''Hallo'' - Hello ''Hoi'' - Informal Hello ''Hey'' -Informal Hello/Slang ''Goedemorgen'' - Good morning '''Goedemiddag'' - Good afternoon ''Goedendag'' - Good day ''Goedenavond'' - Good evening |
I used it at a job interview and they accepted me as branch manager right away. |
| My parents taught me that in my langauge, hello is usually pronounced, "sup bitch". Though whenever I say this to people it's highly frowned upon and I'll never understand why :( |
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| I greet most people with "Mornin'", regardless of the time of day. I'm such a rebel, I know. |
 It's an entirely different kind of flying, altogether! It's an entirely different kind of flying. |
| Oh yea nah G'day cunt hows it gowan. Ye betta put another shrimp on the barby mate. |
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| (Greek) Καλησπέρα φίλε/η μου! |
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| Bună!-Hi! Salut!-Hi! Bună dimineața!-Good morning! Bună ziua!-Good day! Bună seara!-Good evening! Cum o duci?-How are you? Ce faci?-How are you? |
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| "yo" "whats good" "hey" "sup fuckface" |
| "We don't have a choice. The World is cruel." |
| Formal: Hello - Kamusta or simply hello How are you - Kamusta ka? Good morning - Magandang Umaga Good noon - Magandang Tanghali Good afternoon - Magandang Hapon Good evening - Magandang Gabi Informal: Oi bae/best musta ka? - Hey girl/best friend how are you? Oi pare musta ka? - Hey bro how are you? |
| Hai~ :3 |
| 'oi, wata gwan' not my language but that's how you say 'hey, what's goin on' in a jamaican accent kinda fun to say sometime |
| I CELEBRATE myself, And what I assume you shall assume, For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you. |
| Lebanese modern Arabic: Marhaba (hello) Ahla (less formal hello) Sabah el kheir (good morning) Sabah el nour (response to good morning) Masa el kheir(good evening) That's about it I guess, although my native language is Arabic, I learned English before Arabic simply because I watched a lot of television |
 Back to my roots Heh |
| "Ciao" (Hello) "Buongiorno" (Good morning) "Buonasera" (Good evening) would be the most common. At least where I live, we use "salve" a lot, both in formal and informal situations. "Arrivederci" for goodbyes, or also "ciao ciao" with friends and family. |
Moog said: "Hallo!" = "Hello" "Hvordan går det?" = "How are you?" (literally 'how goes it?') "Hva skjer'a?" = "What's up?" You can't go wrong with this one, it's almost always relevant! >.< Jeg går ud fra at du er norsk..? :) .. |
| "A man wishing to be unhappy finds many ways to prove his course." - Hundred eyes |
| Formal: Góðan dag(in) = Good day Góðan morgun = good morning Gott kvøld = good evening Informal: Nú, hvussu gongur? = translates into ' now, how goes it?' Hvat rokast hann/hon við? = what are you up to? Hvat gert tú fyri tíðina? = what have you been up to recently. There are probably a few more formal and informal that I can't think of right now. |
| "A man wishing to be unhappy finds many ways to prove his course." - Hundred eyes |
| السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته هلا مرحبا Good morning صباح الخير، النور، الورد Good evening مساء النور، الخير، الورد We usually use these :) |
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