In Mandarin (Putonghua), say "Ni hao!" Rhymes with "gee, wow."
In Cantonese, most will say either "Hah lo" or more informally, "Wyee!", which is something like "Hey." (Rhymes with "Y E".)
Most commonly, in Hong Kong Cantonese which is more slangy than the mainland, "Wyee! How are you-ah?" for their English speaking friends or "Wyee! Nei ho ma?" for the Chinese speakers.
"Hi" in Chinese is commonly translated as 你好 (nǐ hǎo). It is a simple greeting to say hello when meeting someone.
Hi and Helllo is same thing, just say 你好 (ni hao)
Hi, is 你好, in simplified Chinese, and in traditional Chinese it is exactly the same. Hope this helped!
I believe the most accurate Chinese term for "hi" is 嗨. That is because the pinyi for 嗨 is hai, which is pronounced "hi" in Chinese.
In Spanish, "hi" is translated as "hola."
"Hi" in Chinese is commonly translated as 你好 (nǐ hǎo). It is a simple greeting to say hello when meeting someone.
Hi and Helllo is same thing, just say 你好 (ni hao)
Hi, is 你好, in simplified Chinese, and in traditional Chinese it is exactly the same. Hope this helped!
I believe the most accurate Chinese term for "hi" is 嗨. That is because the pinyi for 嗨 is hai, which is pronounced "hi" in Chinese.
Hi in Chinese is ni hao of 你 好 which is pronounced nee how.
In Spanish, "hi" is translated as "hola."
To say "hi" in Chinese, you can say "你好" (pronounced "nǐ hǎo").
Coca cola, when translated into Chinese means "To make mouth happy"
In Brazil, ''hi'' is often translated as ''oi'' or ''olá''.
In pig Latin, "hi" is translated to "hi-yay."
In Malayalam, "hi" is typically translated as "ഹായ്" (haay).
Hi in Indonesian is also 'Hi', 'Hai' or 'Halo'.