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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 |
OLÁ - portuguese
hihi |
In Dutch
Hallo (The A sounds like the Japanese A (Don't know how to explain) Hoi |
informal Korean: An-nung
Formal Korean: An-nung-ha-se-yo? :) |
Swedish: hej
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Dutch: Hallo or Hoi or Hey ( it varies to where you are and the dialect of the place)
French: Bonjour german: Hallo |
Maori: Kia ora
Cook island: Kia orana :D |
I know more than all of you. :(
Albanian: përshëndetje Arabic: مرحبا Bulgarian: привет Catalan: hola Chinese (simplified): 喂 Chinese (traditional): 餵 Croatian: zdravo Czech: ahoj Danish: hej Dutch: hallo Estonian: tere Finnish: hei Galician: Ola Greek: γεια σου Hebrew: שלום Hindi: हैलो Hungarian: helló Latvian: sveiki Lithunian: labas Ukrainian: привет I got bored. TT__TT Google Translate= LOVE. |
Oh yeah, forgot another one:
Samoan - Talofa |
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