How do you say 'hello' in different European languages?

Answer 1

here are some languages

In German it is "hallo"

In Spanish it is "holá"

In French it is "bonjour"

In Italian it is "ciao "

In Dutch it is "hallo"

In Estonian it is "tere"

In Finnish it is "terve"

In Hungarian it is "szia"

In Lithuanian it is "labas"

In Norwegian it is "hallo"

In Romanian it is "salut"

In Slovak it is "ahoj"

Answer 2

Most people associate the word "Hello" with the invention of the telephone.

This could not be further from the truth.

There are records showing that "holla" and "hollo"was used in 1588 (attested)

The Informal greeting "Hello" translates as following :-

In German it is "hallo"

In Spanish it is "holá"

In French it is "bonjour" Hi is Salut

In Italian it is "ciao "

In Dutch it is "hallo"

In Estonian it is "tere"

In Finnish it is "terve"

In Hungarian it is "szia"

In Lithuanian it is "labas"

In Norwegian it is "hallo"

In Romanian it is "salut"

In Slovak it is "ahoj"