How do you say good in Austrian?

Answer 1

There are many different ways to do so, depending on the situation: In formal situations you might say "Grüß Gott" or "Guten Tag", with "Guten Tag" being more common in Germany and bigger Austrian cities. In the morning a "Guten Morgen!" is the normal greeting, in the evening you might also say "Guten Abend", but that's not so commonly used. Between friends and family you also say "Guten Morgen" or just "Morgen" in the morning, for the rest of the day you can use a simple "Hallo" or "Hi" (rather city-ish) or "Grüß dich" (more countryside-ish)

Answer 2

First: There is no language which is called Austrian. In Austria the people speak German. The difference between the German German and the Austrian German is as big as the difference between American and British English.

Second: Vienna in Austrian is "Wien". Pronounced like "Veen".

Answer 3

Either "Wie geht es Ihnen?", when it's a respectable person, or "Wie geht es dir?" when it's someone you know well. If it's a friend or your family you can say "Wie geht's?" as well.

Answer 4

In Austria they speak German. The word for pleaseis bitte.

Answer 5

You can't, there is no such language as "Austrian".