^_^\nHow do you greet "Hello" in your language, if not English?\n\nThanks^_^
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Hello :-) ! Am from Luxembourg (it is an independent country, even if it is tiny LOL)...\n\nWe say "(Gudde) Moien" (Morning!) when it is morning, "(Gudde) Mëtteg" (Midday) during midday and afternoon, "Gudden Owend" (Good evening) in the evening :o) ... or "Salut!" (Hello!) or the more polite  "Bonjour!" like they also do in France, but with a more "slang" pronunciation LOL.\n\nIn Germany, they say "Hallo!" or "Guten Tag!" (Good day!)...\n\nIn Irish, they say "Dia dhuit!" (Hello or good day or lit. "God greets", I think).\n\nHave a nice day :-) !
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Its not easy, but just smile, and say hi.....my name is XXXX, than talk about the weather, or whatever
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How are you and what are you up to  \n\ntranslator translation is  \n\nHow are you in such a way and which you make so .. non sense
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HK Cantonese:\ngood morning, ladies and gentlemen - "kwok wai cho sun" or simply "cho sun"\n\nNormally, we (I am from HK) simply say "Hi", "Hello" or "Cho Sun" in the morning. We rarely say good evening, but again, we say "Hi" instead. Notice that spoken Cantonese is way different from spoken Mandarin.
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I guess... Sometimes, "How you doing" is just a greeting like how "Whats up?" is even though it too is also the same thing. Think about it! *swish*
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Speak proper english to start with!
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Good morning!\n\nWhy do Brits say "ta" for Thank You?\n\nWhy do Brits call sandwiches "sarnies"?\n\nJust the way people talk, I guess :-))
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Ni Hao!!\n\nThat would mean good morning!\n\nThank god I took 2 years of Mandarin!
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Well, not exactly.\n\nIn Polish, it's\n"czesc" (pronounced like "tshest'") which it equivalent to hello / hi (informal greeting AND farewell also).\n"dzien dobry" (pronounced like "dien dobrie"), literally "good day", being the proper / formal greeting (equivalent to both good morning and good afternoon)\n"dobry wieczor" (pronounced like "dobrie vietchor"), literally "good evening"\n"do widzenia" (pronounced like "da vitzenya"), literally "untill (the next) seeing", equivalent to goodbye - the formal way.\n"dobranoc" (pronounced like "topranots"), literally goodnight.\n\nThere's a number of other greetings and farewells in Polish, but they are either quite informal, or just opposite, very formal and old-fashioned, so they are not commonly used. those above are the standard.
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Yes you can say hello...your good manners has to be shown with good or bad people that does not means you are agree with everything they think about or  everything they do ...just walk straight be sure about yourself say good morning either they answer or not ...be proud of what you are ok
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as a second language?  or as your native language?
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Since i'm a muslim, i'll answer for myself then. The full construction of that greeting is Assalamo Alaikom (peace and God's salvation upon you), but even saying Selaam is sufficient :)\n\nNo, it's not inappropriate of you to greet me (for example) with selam .... as u can see from its translation - it really has a beautiful meaning.\n\nThanks for being one of the rare tolerant persons in this forum .... that's the type of people that keep me coming back.\n\nHow should i greet you? Thanks in advance :)
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In hindi (not hindu) we say "namaste" or "pranaam" when we want to greet anyone.\n\nIn malay, "halo" or "apa khabar"
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Hi Faisal,\n\nI'm not a Muslim, but I thought I would say "hi" to you all the same.\n\nHave a lovely rest of the day.  Bright Blessings.
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Hello from the U.S.A..
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HUH???  \n\nWhat are you looking for us to say?  Your Welcome??
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.....Now, What is your question????  Can you explain that to us in English Please...