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How do you say "hello" and "bye" in your mother language?

04:53 PM Jul 29 2008 | Reply

Yuli^ ^

Yuli^ ^

Peru

hey! I want to know the difference between differents languages to say things Cool

05:29 AM Jul 30 2008 | Reply

pink angel

pink angel

Saudi Arabia

IT IS A QUIET GOOD  IDEA

IN ENGLISH THEY  SAY HI , HELLO

IN ARABIC WE SAY SALAAM ALAYKEM

06:03 AM Jul 30 2008 | Reply

sunitram07

sunitram07

Indonesia

In my country we usually say 'Halo' which refers to 'Hello' and 'Selamat Tinggal' or 'Sampai Jumpa' which refers to 'Bye'

 

06:06 AM Jul 30 2008 | Reply

alexv

alexv

Ukraine

Ukrainian version:

Hello - "Pryvit"

Bye – "Do pobachennya"or "Poka"

06:09 AM Jul 30 2008 | Reply

sweetlyan2008

China

english word is  hello \bye

and chinese word nihao 你好\zaijian 再见

03:00 PM Jul 30 2008 | Reply

Sawdestination

Mexico

In spanish(Mexico) would be: 

Hello! -> Hola!, Qué onda?, Qué pex?, Qué rollo?

Bye! -> Adiós!, Nos vemos!, Hasta luego!

09:35 PM Jul 30 2008 | Reply

onlyone126

onlyone126

China

we  are say :你好(hello), 再见(good bye).

12:02 AM Jul 31 2008 | Reply

mj2008

mj2008

Iran, Islamic Republic Of

hi,

hello =  salam (it means: i wish peace & health for you)

bye = khoda hafez ( it means: I wish GOD protect you )

thanks for cool topic

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06:17 AM Jul 31 2008 | Reply

CaN I CrY

CaN I CrY

Sri Lanka

In Turkish..

Hello = Merhaba, Selam

Bye = Güle güle, Baybay, Hoşçakal

 

06:39 AM Jul 31 2008 | Reply

magada

magada

Greece

well..in greek hello,bye=γειά (GEIA)..itäs the same but you can also say bye=αντίο(antio)etc..

 

in finnish hello,bye=moi,moikka..etc

 

 

CaN I CrY..i've got a question for you..i actually thought that merhaba means good motning..was i wrong..?

 

06:50 AM Jul 31 2008 | Reply

letia

Ukraine

in Russian

hello – privet

bye – poka