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How do you say 'hello' or 'hi' in British?
In British English, you can say "hello" or simply "hi" to greet someone informally.
How do you say how have you been in Thai?
We would most likely say 'Bpen Yang Ngai Baang' เป็นยังไงบ้าง Its the colloquial way of saying 'how are you?' or 'how have you been?'
What part of speech is the word colloquial?
Colloquial is an adjective--colloquial language.
How do you say gay in Punjabi?
The colloquial term for gay in Punjabi is "ਗੇ" (pronounced as "gay").
A word or phrase used in informal conversation is?
colloquial
How do you say bum in Samoan?
no'o (colloquial), muli (colloquial), nofoaga (respectful)
How do you say hey you in German?
"Hey Sie" is the formal colloquial term."Hey du" is the informal colloquial term.
How do you say 'and you' in German?
The colloquial expression for 'and you' is "du auch"
How do you say get in German?
to get - bekommen (or in colloquial usage, kriegen).
How do you say sexiest in German?
Sexieste (colloquial)begehrenswertestegeilste
How do you say give me a kiss in Arabic?
To a male you say : Qabbelni قبلني . In colloquial language you say : Boosni بوسني To a female you say: Qabbeleeni قبليني . In colloquial language you say: Booseeni بوسيني Note: If it is a girl you met or know , I would advise using colloquial language since Arabic people talk colloquial Arabic in their everyday lives.
What say bluetooth in Hindi?
Neel-dunth would be a colloquial answer.
What is the Latin root for colloquial?
Loqui - means 'to speak, talk, say.'
How do say ugly in french?
affreux (quite horrible) or 'moche' (colloquial)
How do you say weird in German?
weird = seltsam, eigenartig in colloquial or slang it is "abgedreht"
What is the Arabic word for what?
Chnouwa maadha "Ma?" - Formal "Ayawa?" - Colloquial "Na'am?" - Yes? In classical Arabic, you can say "Matha?" in colloquial you can say "shoo?' or "Aysh?" though it depends on what dialect you are trying to speak. Classical works in every situation.
How do you say good morning in Australia?
Good morning, or perhaps in colloquial Australian, g'day.
