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   • French. Bonjour / Bonsoir. French's most commonly used greeting is connected to the time of day. So, typically you would hear people saying "Bonjour" to you from morning until late afternoon.
   • German. Hallo. "Hallo" is the direct equivalent of the English "Hello" and "Hi." Therefore, it can be used on the same occasions. Guten Tag / Guten Morgen / Guten Abend / Gute Nacht.
   • Spanish. Hola. This is the most common translation of the English "Hello." You can also always combine it with any of the greetings below. Buenos días / Buenas tardes / Buenas noches.
   • Italian. Salve! "Salve" is a safe choice when greeting strangers or people you're unfamiliar with. Compared to "ciao," "salve" should be your go-to. Buongiorno/ Buon pommerigio / Buonasera/Buonanotte.

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5. www.fluentu.com › blog › learnHow to Say Hello in 100 Languages | FluentU Language Blog

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   Jul 22, 2023 · Romance languages like French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and Romanian consider Latin as their parent tongue. That being said, would you like to know what it would be like to greet someone during Roman times? You’d say, “salve.” That’s hello when talking to one person. If you were talking to several people, you’d say, “salvete.” 14.

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   Aug 21, 2024 · More specifically, greeting people in their native language can greatly help in building meaningful connections, whether you’re traveling, working with international clients, or simply aiming to broaden your linguistic horizons. In this article, we’ll explore how to say hello in 20 languages, providing you with a global greeting guide.

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   How do you Say “Hello” in Italian?

   • To say “hello” in Italian in a more formal way, say “salve” (“ sal -vay”), which means “be well.” Get a look at some more basic Italian phrases everyone should know how to use. It’s definitely beneficial to know how to say “hello” in the most-spoken language around the world! Mandarin Chinese has over a billion worldwide speakers.

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   Do all languages have a word for 'Hello'?

   • All of these languages have a word for “hello,” but there are plenty of (sometimes funny) words that you’ll only find in English. Popular in the U.S. as a yoga salutation or dismissal, this actually is the way to say “hello” in Hindi, the official language of India.

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   How do you Say “Hello” in Spanish?

   • But not to worry, saying “hello!” in Spanish is simple enough. We almost all know to say “hola. “ Just remember that the letter h is silent in this case, just like it is in the English word “heir.” To be time-specific, you can use buenos dias (good morning), buenas tardes (good afternoon) and buenas noches (good night).

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   How do you Say Hello in French?

   • “Hola” stands as one of the most universally recognized greetings, offering a perfect starting point for your language exploration. The French are known for their romantic language, and “Bonjour” is a polite and cheerful way to say hello. “Hallo” is a straightforward and friendly greeting in the German language.

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   How do you Say Hello in Chinese?

   • Chinese claims the title of the world’s most spoken language, with an impressive count of over a billion speakers. So, it is useful to learn the greeting “Nǐ hǎo” which serves as both the formal and informal way to say hello. When in Japan, say “Konnichiwa” to start a conversation politely and formally.

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   How do you Say 'Hello' in Portuguese?

   • While the Portuguese “hello” is also pronounced “ola,” the emphasis is on the second syllable, not on the first as in Spanish. You’ll encounter Portuguese speakers in Portugal (shocker) as well as in Brazil, Cape Verde, and Mozambique.

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   Dec 16, 2022 · To say “hello” in Italian in a more formal way, say “salve” (“sal-vay”), which means “be well.” Get a look at some more basic Italian phrases everyone should know how to use . 5 / 18