In Farsi, you can say "سلام" (salaam) which means "hello" or "peace." Another common greeting is "خوش آمدید" (khosh amadid) which means "welcome."
We say: RE-Greeting togrhter. God Save you. OR in farsi manuscript: بدرود خداحافظ
Herzlich Wilkommen!
"Hello" in Tetum is "bondia" for a formal greeting or "ola" for a more informal greeting.
Formal : "Tabestaan" Informal (mostly in speaking): "Tabestoon"
No. "Salam" or "Salaam" (however you want to spell it), is the word "peace" in Arabic.
Hello in Fijian is Bula (informal greeting) Bula Vinaka (formal greeting)
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In Mandarin "Nin2 hao3" is a formal greeting and "Ni3 hao3" is an informal greeting. I'm not quite sure what the Cantonese formal greeting is, but "Nei hou" is the informal greeting. If you are dealing with a Mandarin speaker, make sure to say "Ren4shi nin2, wo3 hen3 gao1xing4" or "Wo3 hen3 gao1xing4 ren4shi nin2." These two phrases mean "I am very glad to meet you" or literally "I am very glad to be acquainted with you." Hope these are helpful.
The English phrase "good afternoon" translates to "عصر بخیر" (asr bekheir) in Farsi. This greeting is commonly used in the afternoon to wish others well during that part of the day.
an informal greeting is something like hi whereas the formal version should be hello an informal greeting is something like hi whereas the formal version should be hello
In Mandarin "Nin2 hao3" is a formal greeting and "Ni3 hao3" is an informal greeting. I'm not quite sure what the Cantonese formal greeting is, but "Nei hou" is the informal greeting. If you are dealing with a Mandarin speaker, make sure to say "Ren4shi nin2, wo3 hen3 gao1xing4" or "Wo3 hen3 gao1xing4 ren4shi nin2." These two phrases mean "I am very glad to meet you" or literally "I am very glad to be acquainted with you." Hope these are helpful.