How do you say hello and goodby in Bosnian?
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Dobro Jutro is good Morning\nDobro Vece is good afternoon/good evening\nZdravo is just hello\nDobra Dan is good day\nDovidjenja (Do-vee-jen-jah) is goodbye\n\ndude, am I getting some points for this, or what?
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i would start with saying hello
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Language Happy Birthday \nAfrikaans Gelukkige Verjaarsdag   \nAlbanian Gëzuar Ditëlindjen   \nAleut Raazdinyaam Ugutaa   \nAmharic መልከም ልደት (melekame lidete)  \nArabic (aīd mīlad sa'aīd) عيد ميلاد سعيد   \nArmenian Ծնունդը շնորհավոր (Tsnundĕ shnorhavor)  \nAromanian Ti multsã-anji! Uràri cu-ucazea-a dzuùãljei di-aflari  \nAzerbaijani Ad günün mübarək \nBasque Zorionak zuri  \nBelarusian З днём нараджэння (Z dniom naradžennia)  \nBengali সুভজন্মদন্  (subho janmadin)  \nBosnian Sretan rođendan  \nBreton Deiz ha bloaz laouen \nKalz a vloavezhioù all  \nBulgarian Честит рожден ден  (Čestit rožden den)  \nCatalan Per molts anys \nBon aniversari\nMoltes Felicitats   \nCebuano Maayong pagsaulog sa adlaw nga natawhan \n(formal - Happy Birthday is also used)  \nChechen Deeqhal xyyl vinde  \nChinese\n(Cantonese) 生日快樂 (sàangyaht faailohk)   \nChinese\n(Hakka) 生日快樂 (sang niyt khwài lók) \nChinese\n(Hokkien) 生日快樂 (Sen-jít khoài-lók)  \nChinese\n(Mandarin) 生日快樂 [生日快乐]  (shēngrì kuàilè)  \nChinese\n(Shanghainese) 生日快乐  (sinni kualoq)  \nCornish Penn-bloedh Lowen, Pedn bluth looan tha whye \nCroatian Sretan rođendan   \nCzech Všechno nejlepši  \nDanish Tillykke med fødselsdagen   \nDivehi (ufaaveri ufandhuvaheh) އުފާވެރި އުފަންދުވަހެއް  \nDutch Gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag, Gelukkige verjaardag, Fijne Verjaardag,\nVan Harte Gefeliciteerd [met je verjaardag] \nEsperanto Feliĉan datrevenon  Feliĉan naskiĝtagon, Feliĉan naskiĝfeston  \nEstonian Palju õnne sünnipäevaks   \nFinnish Hyvää syntymäpäivää  \nFlemish  Gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag  \nFrench Joyeux anniversaire  Bon anniversaire   \nGaelic (Irish) Breithlá shona duit  Lá Breithe Shona  \nGaelic (Manx) Laa-ruggyree sonney dhyt  \nGaelic (Scottish) Là breith sona dhuit/dhuibh  \nGeorgian გილოცავ(თ) დაბადების დღეს (gilocʻav(tʻ) dabadebis dġes)  \nGerman Alles Gute zum Geburtstag  Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburstag   \nGreek Χρόνια πολλά  (Hrónia Pollá)  \nHebrew (Yom Huledet Sameakh) יום הולדת שמח   \nHindi जन्मदिन मुबारक हो    (janmadina mubārak ho)\nसालगिरह की हार्दिक शुभकामनायें   (sālgirah kī hārdik śubhkāmnāyeṅ)  \nHungarian Boldog születésnapot   \nIcelandic Til hamingju með afmælið \nIdo Bona / Felica nasko-dio  \nIndonesian Selamat ulang tahun   \nInterlingua Felice anniversario  \nItalian Buon compleanno   \nJapanese お誕生日おめでとうございます  (otanjōbi omedetō gozaimasu)  \nJèrriais Bouôn annivèrsaithe \nKlingon qoSlIj DatIvjaj  \nKorean 생일축하합니다  (saengil chukha hamnida)  \nKyrghyz Туулган күнүң менен (Tuulgan kunun menen)  \nLatin Felix dies natalis, Felix sit natalis dies  \nLatvian Apsveicu dzimšanas dienā  \nLimburgish Gelökkige verjaordaag \nLipen Søerjehn (Festoy Nensktag)   \nLithuanian Su gimtadieniu \nLojban terjbe.ui \nLuxembourgeois E schéine Gebuertsdag \nMalay Selamat hari jadi, Selamat hari lahir \nMalayalam Janma Dina Ashamsakal \nMarathi वाढदिवसाच्या हार्दिक शुभेच्छा   (vāḍhivsācyā hārdik śubhecchā)  \nMongolian Tєрсєн єдрийн баяр хvргэе (Tersen edriin bayar hurgeye)  \nNorwegian Gratulerer med dagen  Gratulerer med fødselsdagen  \nPersian تولدت مبارک  (tavallodet mobārak)  \nPolish Wszystkiego najlepszego z okazji urodzin   \nPortuguese Parabéns  Feliz aniversário   \nRomanian La mulţi ani   \nRussian С днем рождения  (S dniom roždenija)  \nSabethir (Erathie'hyavras)    \nSindarin Nostor veren  \nSlovak Všetko najlepšie k narodeninám  \nSlovenian Vse najbolj'e za rojstni dan  \nSpanish ¡felíz cumplea
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smile!   universal language of hello.  or, ask a question, using as much of the local language as you can.
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hi=hi\ngoodbye=hyvasti\nboyka=boy\ndita=girl\nminnay rockistone sinewa=I love you.\n\nThese are not spelled correctly, but spelled phoenetically.
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Hello is short form of hello how are you.
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ti si odlican....that is in Serbian :)
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--Hello--\n         We say "MERHABA" in Turkish.Also in the phone calls we use "ALO" in Turkish instead of "Hello"\n                   --Goodbye--\n         We say "HOSCAKAL" in Turkish.Or with the same meaning with "GULE GULE".In addition you can say "Bye" too.\n                  --Thank you--\n         We say "TESEKKURLER"in Turkish.Or you can use "SAGOL".It is more informal.\n             I hope i helped:-)\n                 --bye--
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Moni (Morni) = Hello\n\nZikomo (Zee-koh-more) = Thank you \n                                   = Welcome
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This seems to be two questions. I speak Spanish, but I don't particularly want to learn Kurdish for now. Maybe "hello" and "goodbye" and "Please" and "thank you" and "ice cream" would be enough.
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It would be "Hi, pretty, beautiful what's up?"\n\nBut:\n\n- Oi is Portuguese for Hi\n- Linda is Portuguese or Spanish for Pretty\n- Bella is Italian or Spanish for Beautiful\n- "Che fa" (lit.: What do you do?) would translate as "What's up?" in Italian. Only that it's a rather formal way of asking the question. It'd be better: "Che fai?"\n\nAnyway, where on earth did you take this Frankenstein question from? :-)
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where says Hello :yourname: click...\n\nthen edit my info link
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Uh... Russian is my mother tongue! So... it depends in what situation you say this! If you say "Welcome" when somebody enters somewhere (a house, a country etc) then you say "Dobro pozgalovat" as they've already told here. But if you say "you're welcome" after "thank you" then it's compeletely different. It will be "Ne za chto" (word to word translation: that's for nothing) or which is probably better "Pozgaluista" :) And "thank you" will be "Spasibo" ;)!\nMaria ;)
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From 12:00:01 to 16:59:59 you wish someone "good afternoon."\n\nAfter that you wish someone "good evening" as a greeting and "good night" if they are leaving.\n\nThere are exceptions to this, but this covers 95% of the cases.
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english: glad, gay, please, delighted\nesperanto: ĝoja, kontenta\ncebuano: malipayon\ntagalog: masaya
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Molim- Please\nHvala- Thank you
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You usually say 'good evening' when you are greeting someone, and 'good night' when you are saying goodbye.