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I have to spell some of these out phonetically (by how they sound), but:

Spanish: Buenos dias. French: Bonjour.

Korean: Ahn young ha say yo. German: Guten Tag.

Thai: Sah Ba Dee Ka. Italian: Buon Giorno.

Japanese: Oh hiyo gah zy ma. Mandarin: Knee how mah.

Twi: Ahoonta say. Swahili: Hah barti.

Hindi: Key haul hey.

These are the only ones that I know of.

Welsh: Bore da

Latin: Salvete

Portuguese: Bom dia

Swahili (KiSwahili): Habari ya asubuhi?

Sukuma (Kisukuma): Ng'wangaroka

Luo (Dholuo): Oyawore

Norwegian (Norsk): God morgen

tagalog-magandang umaga

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14y ago
  • Japanese: Konnichiwa (Pronounced 'Cone-eech-ee-wa')
  • Spanish: Hola (pronounced 'ola')
  • French: Bonjur (Pronounced 'bon-joor')
  • Chinese: Nii-Hao (Pronounced 'Nee-How')
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8y ago

(English), hola (Spanish - Español), guten tag (German - Deutsch), bonjour (French), salve, servus, Здравствуйте - Zdrastvooitye (Russian - Русский язык),

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12y ago

The common greeting is "Bonjour", which means "good day". There is no direct equivalent for "hello".

Bonjour

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