How do you say "Hello!" in your native language?

[RobCur]

Originally posted by: anxi80

Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy

Originally posted by: FallenHero
Hello.

Originally posted by: anxi80

Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy

Originally posted by: FallenHero
Hello.

Originally posted by: anxi80

Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy

Originally posted by: FallenHero
Hello.

Originally posted by: anxi80

Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy

Originally posted by: FallenHero
Hello.

:shocked::beer::brokenheart:

 

[Atomicus]

Gan ni niang!! For those of you who speak Taiwanese, laugh it up :laugh:

 

[maziwanka]

are you sure these are all right?

Kya haal hai? (Urdu)

means "How are you?" (same in hindi). "Hello" in Urdu is "As Salaam Alaikum."

I also thought "Hello" in Japanese is "Ohayoo (gozaimasu)" (i've heard yoroshiku in "dozo yoroshiku" which means "nice to meet you")

 

[Argo]

Originally posted by: paulney
Privet.

 

[Czar]

halló
or
hæ
or
blessaður
or
sæll

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: FallenHero
Hello.

 

[LED]

I also thought "Hello" in Japanese is "Ohayoo (gozaimasu)" (i've heard yoroshiku in "dozo yoroshiku" which means "nice to meet you")

That means Good Morning in Japanese

Konichiwa means Good Afternoon

Kombawa means Good Evening

Oyasamin means Good Night

Mooshi Mooshi means Hello when you pick up the phone to greet someone

Yoroshiku means more like Best Regards @ anytime and if you put the word Hajimemashte then that mean please to meet you for the 1st time...

Japanese 101

 

[Ikonomi]

Originally posted by: Brutuskend

Originally posted by: Ikonomi
Black: Sup?
Texan: Howdy y'all.

Black Texan: Sup y'all?

lol, it's true. :thumbsup:

 

[Tinkerhell]

Hi.

 

[Isshinryu]

Originally posted by: blakeatwork

Originally posted by: phatj
Pog ma hone - gaelic

it's actually spelled 'pog ma thoin'

(3 years of Gaelic lessons back home has to be good for something... )

It's pòg mo thòn, pronounced poke ma hone. Might want to relearn some stuff.

 

[Tracer]

Dang.. no filipinos? I don't speak it, but in tagalog i think it's kumusta.. or if you just wanna say hey, it's hoy..

 

[So]

Originally posted by: anxi80

Originally posted by: JustAnAverageGuy

Originally posted by: FallenHero
Hello.

 

[monk3y]

Vanakum (Tamil, South Indian Language.)

 

[bandana163]

Well, Hello (phonetically) is acceptible even here as an informal greeting form, it's an international word, IMHO.
There are plenty of other greeting formulas in Hungarian, but the one used at a given situation is determined by your relationship with the person(s) you greet and the number of persons you want to say hello to.

 

[Martin]

zdravei

 

[Ausm]

Originally posted by: LeadMagnet
by sniffing someone's groin

Or butt crack....



Sysadmin

 

[Ausm]

Originally posted by: Isshinryu

Originally posted by: blakeatwork

Originally posted by: phatj
Pog ma hone - gaelic

it's actually spelled 'pog ma thoin'

(3 years of Gaelic lessons back home has to be good for something... )

It's pòg mo thòn, pronounced poke ma hone. Might want to relearn some stuff.

Sounds Kinky


Sysadmin

 

[djheater]

Go fvck yourself.

(well, it's not really a language, more of an anger management problem)

 

[blakeatwork]

Originally posted by: Isshinryu

Originally posted by: blakeatwork

Originally posted by: phatj
Pog ma hone - gaelic

it's actually spelled 'pog ma thoin'

(3 years of Gaelic lessons back home has to be good for something... )

It's pòg mo thòn, pronounced poke ma hone. Might want to relearn some stuff.

har! indeed...

too bad it's difficult to find real gaelic courses here in Ontario...

 

[CanOWorms]

click click clickity click (that african tongue-clicking language)

 

[BooGiMaN]

when greeting the guys i grew up with:

orale vato
waz up ese
waz up/orale homie
waz up dog
wazup play
wazup big money
wazup <insert nickname here>
but usually no words just a nod up with your head