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"Hello" or "Hi"
There are many colloquial variations too, depending on the area of England. In Leicestershire they say "Heyup me Duck" or "Heyup Sirree"
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 13y ago1. French - Bonjour
2. Spanish - Hola
3. Italian - Bon Giorno
4. German - Guten Tag
5. Chinese - Ni hao
6. Irish - Dia Duit
7. Hindi - Namaste
8. Russian - Zdravstvuite (pronounced Zdra-stvooy-tyeh)
9. Greek - Yia sou (Ya-soo)
10. Czech - Dobry rano
11. Japanese - Ohayou gozaimasu (pronounced O-ha-yoh go-za-ee-mas)
12. Hebrew - Shalom (this is used for hello, goodbye and peace)
13. Arabic-based languages - Marhabah
14. Swedish - Hej
15. Dutch - Goedendag
16. Swahili - Jambo
17. Vietnamese - Chao
18. Korean - Ahn-yeong ha-seyo (Formal) or Ahn-yeong (Informal) or Yoboseyo (Picking up the Phone)
19. Portuguese - Bom dia (Good Morning)
20. Finnish - Hyvää päivää
21. and yeah you can't forget English- Hello, Hi, Hey.
22. Tagalog - Kamusta (How are you) or Mabuhay (Good Life) are the closest things to Hello.
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∙ 12y ago-Good morning/Good day, Good afternoon, and/or Good evening, good night
-G'day
-Howdy
-Howdy do
-How are you doing
-Hello
-Hey
-What's up
-Wusup
-Hi
-Hiya
-Heya
-Sup
-How do u do?
-How's it going
-Hey there
-Hi there
-Hello there
-Nice to see you
-Nice to meet you
-Good to see you
-Good to meet you
-What's cooking?
-What's happening
-What's cracking
-Greetings
-Salutations
-Jerking your head upwards is the cool way to say 'sup' instead of actually talking
-Peace sign with ur fingers or anything else.
-Olo/holo
-Y'ello
-What ya doing
-what r u doing
-Elo
-Thumbs up
-Smiling or grinning when you are looking at the person's face
-Waving
And other languages work to: aloha, hola, ciao, anything works
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∙ 12y agoHey, Hi, How are you diddling, Wotcher, Wagwan (a contraction of what go on).
If you are looking for English slang, Peevish is a really good website.
"Hiya", "Watcha mate"
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∙ 14y agoWassup!
wag1!
hi
ya sup hola
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∙ 13y agoEnglish people mostly just say "bye" or "see ya"
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∙ 14y agoGreetings
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