How you say hello in hieroglyphics?

Answer 1

Well, honey, to say "hello" in hieroglyphics, you'd use the symbols for "bread loaf" and "owl" which spell out "r n." So, just slap those bad boys together and you've got yourself a sassy ancient Egyptian greeting. Just make sure you don't accidentally summon any mummies while you're at it!

Answer 2

Oh, dude, saying hello in hieroglyphics is like saying "hi" in emojis. It's a combo of symbols that mean "hello" in ancient Egyptian writing. So, if you wanna greet someone like an Egyptian, just throw some hieroglyphic "hello" their way. Easy peasy, right?

Answer 3

In hieroglyphics, the ancient Egyptian writing system, there isn't a direct translation for the word "hello." However, one common greeting depicted in hieroglyphics is the phrase "Dd mdw ntr," which translates to "Words of God." This phrase was often used as a form of greeting or salutation in ancient Egyptian texts.

Answer 4

Hieroglyphics are a written language, therefore it is impossible to "say" hello in it. Hello in ancient Egyptian however is "Iwy em hotep."

Answer 5

You can say Salaam (سلام) or Ahlan (أهلاً) if you are saying hello in person. If you are answering the phone, Allô (ألو) is also very common.

Answer 6

ahlan wa sahlan

Answer 7

Welcome