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You may say 'ni2hao3'你好, or 'hao3'好.
"Ni hao ma?" is how are you? Ni hao, is a greeting!
what are other greetings in China?
[JAPANESE: "Konichi wa" is not Chinese; different Country]
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How do they say hello in Chinese?
In Chinese, "hello" is 你好 (nǐ hǎo), which is used as a common greeting to say hello or hi.
Is oi amor a common Portuguese greeting?
No, that is a Chinese greeting.
What does the Chinese greeting''gung hey fat choy''mean in English?
It is a phrase you say to others in Chinese New Year meaning "hoping you'll become rich".
What does Nehao mean in Chinese?
Nehao means in Mandarin Chinese, hello!
What not to do when greeting a Chinese person?
tell them they are skinny
What does hi mean in Chinese?
"Hi" in Chinese is commonly translated as 你好 (nǐ hǎo). It is a simple greeting to say hello when meeting someone.
Is there any relation between the Dakota greeting hau and the Chinese greeting ni hau?
The Dakota people are Native American and have traditionally greeted each saying ñHowî instead of Hello. It is not the same as the Chinese greeting ñNi Haoî it is a mere coincidence.
What does niohow mean in Chinese?
"Ni hao" (你好) in Chinese translates to "hello" in English. It is a common greeting used to say "hi" or "how are you" when meeting someone.
How would you say the word greeting in German?
A greeting is der Gruß in German.
What is the opposite greeting?
say goodbye
Can someone say hello to you?
If someone simply feels like greeting you, they can. Hello is a greeting that people constantly say to each other.
How do you say ''hey'' in Chinese?
Try "Wei", pronounced like "way". Usually used to say hello, but can be construed as rude depending on the audience. I find Hong Kong people sometimes react negatively to it. When you want someones attention "Wei" away at them, and it means "Hey". You can use "Ni Hao" more politely, but it literally means "you good?" and is used as a greeting. Chinese;Simplified: 嘿 Chinese; Traditional: 嘿 Chinese; Simplified: Hi-(ee) Chinese; Traditional: Hi- (ee) Pronounce "hi" slightly dragged out, -(ee) quick and relativley inaudible.
