How can i say (Hi) in all languages except English and Arabic (Marhaba) ?
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This site lists how to say "Hello" in over 800 languages. \n \nhttp://www.elite.net/~runner/jennifers/hello.htm\n\nHope this helps.
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The way of greeting people in French can change with the situation. \n\nIf you are in front of a stranger or a person which you have to show a sign of respect you say "Bonjour" in the morning and "Bonsoir" in the evening.\n\nTo greet a friend, a close person like your family or younger people you say "Salut".\n\nTo respond to a phone call you say "Allo". Even if the way of greeting doesn`t changes, native French speakers like me know that we normally say "Oui, allo" if we have for example an administration position in an office because it sounds nicer. \n\nFor more Free Tools, Tips and Techniques to Learn How to Speak French Online please visit us at: http://learnfrenchonline.blogspot.com
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You are just like me! I hate it when people also say "Hey" instead of "Hello". I think people fall into these trendy slang sayings which drive me crazy. Think for yourself and show some originality.
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hello sha-LOM \ngoodbye sha-LOM \ngood morning BO-ker TOV \ngood evening erev TOV \ngoodnight lie-lah TOV \nsee you later le-HIT-rah-OTT \nthank you to-DAH \nplease be-va-ka-SHA \nyou're welcome al low da-VAAR \nI don't speak Hebrew AH-NEE lo m'dah-BEHR ee-VREET \ndo you speak English? at-TAH m'dah-BEHR ang-LEET?
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go to google and click on advanced search and choose the language (Arabic)
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its hi 'to' all!  \nor hi all!
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ياسر القحطاني \n\nand if ur PC dont read arabic letters ...pls go to \n\nControl Panel > regional and language > and set ur pc to arabic language ...\n\nnote: maybe u need CD of the Win xp to set it ...\n\ngood luck :)
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First, it's more like "As Salaamu Alaikum", but that's okay.\n\nTo respond, you would say "Hu Alaikum Salaam". Both pretty much mean "Peace be upon you". I'm typically lazy and say just "Salaam" as a greeting or response, but this is the more formal way to say it.
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Learn greetings in different language for example in Hindi they say 'Namaste', in arabic 'Salaam Walekum' and 'Vankam' in one of the south Indian language. Now if you know the place from your customer you can greet in his/her local language. If you do not know then greet in any language and they will ask what that mean so conversation will start and it will be nice to understand your customer.
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HELLO    : Teanastëllën(pronounced teen-ass-tell-an) or the informal way is also(as in goodbye) SALAM(pronounced sall-aam)pronounced all together in rapiditiy.. sallaam.. by the way, this SALAM is also heavily arabic. I used  that word in hello and goodbye in Mauritania and other Arab countries.\n\n\nGoodbye: To a man: Dehna hun (pronounced day-na hun--as in hunt).. that is to a man in somewhat formal tones.\n\nGoodbye: to a man in somewhat informal: SELAM (prounounced say-laam)\n\nThank you:  Amesegënallô(as in: Ame-segi-na-lew ) thus, pronounced as: amay-saygi-nah-lou)\n\nThis langukage is used a log in Ethiopia, Egypt and even Israel
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Hello - English\n\nCiao - Italian\n\nBonjour - French\n\nGruezi - Swiss-German\n\nSali - Swiss-German\n\nHoi - Swiss-German\n\nKonichiwa - Japanese (sorry about the spelling but thats how you pronounce it i think)\n\nGuten Tag - German (yes it means good day but its the same as saying hello in Germany)\n\nChinqui - Khazak? (I always hear Borat say this like he's greeting people. Again this is how you pronounce it I think)
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go to control panel. click on date,time,and regional options. click on add other languages. under advanced tab, enable any language you want and you will be able to type in that language.
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I'm palestinian christian and I got used to say greeting " salaam alaykom" in my family. \nMy mother and sisters are Muslims, my father and brothers are christians.. If we say "assalamu alaykum " we have to reply it " wa alaykum salaam warahmatu Allah"\nI have no idea if Muslims isnt allowed to reply salaam from non-muslims.... :(
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English, Spanish, French, Czech, Slovakian, Ruthenian, and a tiny bit of Arabic
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Tape in Arabic...\n\nBy the way, Arabic and Islamic Arabic is different.
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There are several ways to say it. Sign language like any other language has different ways of saying the same thing.\n\nI use the sign for the letter 'H' and smoothly roll my hand into the letter 'I'.\n\nIf its a casual 'HI' and in "Hi ya... " The sign is slow and the stretched out.\n\nIf its a in a hurry 'HI', like you are passing in the hall both going different directions, it's a quick fast movement'\n\nOf course there is the old fashion, smile, nod of head and say the word HI. The body language will fill in even if the person doesn't read lips.
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Im not sure exactly what you're talking about but try this:\nRight click on the text, put your mouse on "Encoding", from the list that appears also put your mous e on "More" and then click on "Arabic (Windows)" and you should be fine.