HELLO in different languages! - Page 11

vaskajaheta · (#101 (**permalink**))

swe: hej, hallå, tja

ozkai · (#102 (**permalink**))

Thai

Man - Sawasdee krub

Lady - Sawasdee Ka

ozkai · (#103 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hyewonee

informal Korean: An-nung
Formal Korean: An-nung-ha-se-yo?

I'm getting used to that

RadioKid · (#104 (**permalink**))

Osaka　Japan - Maido! (まいどっ！）

ozkai · (#105 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by RadioKid

Osaka　Japan - Maido! (まいどっ！）

That's right!

Kansai ben

Ahhh, memories...

JackIsLost · (#106 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by XOXkAWAIiXOX

Well.... I'm pretty sure all of them have been said but here's all I know:

English: Hello
Ghetto American: Yo, wut up, dawg!
German: Guten Tag, Hallo. (either one. The first one actually means good day when directly translated, but same deal)
Japanese: -romaji: Konnichiwa, konbanwa (good day or hello, good evening)
-Kanji: こんにちは, こんばんは
French: Bonjour
Vietnamese: Xin chào
Thai: สวัสดี
Spanish: Hola
Hawaiian: Aloha
Italian: Ciao
Korean: 안녕하세요

Yeah so... thats it

Japanese
Ohaiyo: good morning
Konnichiwa: good afternoon
Konbanwa: good evening

For vietnamese, xin chao sounds like "asking for hello" am i right? sounds odd... i never heard that around my whole family and my parents speaks both bac and nam.

seiki · (#107 (**permalink**))

Ahoy-Czech

meli · (#108 (**permalink**))

alright swedish then
-hej
-hejsan
-god dag
-tja
-tjena
personally though I'm really lazy when speking to people so usually I just say
hee instead of using an actual phrase.

komitsuki · (#109 (**permalink**))

Saying "hello" in Korean regional dialects

Jeollado Dialect: annyeonghashingera (안녕하신게라)
Chungcheongdo Dialect: annyeonghaseyu (안녕하세유)

baghead92 · (#110 (**permalink**))

Iowan; How's it going y'all?