The French word "salut" comes from the Latin "salus - salutem".
"salut" is the informal greeting used in French as an equivalent of "hi".
Salut: Je m'apelle [zger ma-pell]
salut, çava? salut can be substituted for 'bonjour' also
Salut means "health" and is also used as a greeting.
In French, "hey" is typically translated as "salut" which is a casual greeting between friends or acquaintances.
Salut means 'hello' in French. Derion means nothing.
Salut!
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Salut: It comes from the Middle English circa 1200-1300. It stemmed from the french word chevalerie which was a deriviative of chevalier.
salute Bonjour salut!
Au revoir or Salut
Salut: The word is french, but in english it is keep or hold (stay in slang usage)
Salut: It is the same. In some cases the word caractere may be used.
CORRECTED: Salut: You say puce. katikkuma
salut means Hi or goodbye - this is an informal greeting or departing formula and you shouldn't address your boss that way.
IMPROVED: Salut: Say l'oeuf de Pâques
Salut: Je m'apelle [zger ma-pell]