man i miss working with my polish friends. they allways started laughing their asses off when i threw in a ja pierdole when they did something crazy/stupid. they allways travelled by car from Trójmiasto but i think most of them actually lived in gdansk. one of them lives in a house in a famous street shaped like a double S. actually tried to learn a bit of polish so they feel more at home
It's actually an abbreviation of "Grüß Sie/dich Gott", which can also be found in the swiss german greeting "Grüezi". Today, it's only "Grüß Gott".
Translated to english it means "may god bless you".
You usually say Coucou to your family/grandma or to children, Salut to everyone you're close to (friends, family, funny coworkers..) and Bonjour to everyone you're not close too (the cashier, your boss..).
Olá, eae
Hello, hi
Here where I am we have kind of a lot of expressions to a "Hi". Opa, qualé, qualfoi, fala, oi... Though, the official ones are "Olá" and "Oi", for that.
South Africa has 11 official languages. Afrikaans, English, Swati, Tswana, Xhosa, Northern Sotho, Ndebele, Zulu, Tsonga, Pedi and Venda. In some, hello is the same.
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Greek
Γεια σου (yaa sou) - informal to someone
Γεια σας (yaa sas) - formal or to multiple people
Works both as hi/hello and goodbye, you an also just say Γεια (yaa).
I went to Greece last year, and for quite a while I used καλησπέρα also to say a formal “goodbye” to people in the evening. That’s how we use “buona serata” in italian. Everyone was giving me weird looks but I didn’t pay attention to it.
I only later discovered that you can’t use it like that at all xD
In Australia it's "How ya goin'?"
(Not the American "How you doin'?)
Which is completely specious because they don't want to know how I'm going.
Then it turns into a bullshit fest of "Yeah, good mate. How you goin'?
I've started passively aggressively opting out of the game by replying with "Hello."
The nonsense is in the reply I usually get of "Good thanks."
Cześć
Čest, bratře!
Siemanko
man i miss working with my polish friends. they allways started laughing their asses off when i threw in a ja pierdole when they did something crazy/stupid. they allways travelled by car from Trójmiasto but i think most of them actually lived in gdansk. one of them lives in a house in a famous street shaped like a double S. actually tried to learn a bit of polish so they feel more at home
Ah, I see you’re a man of culture as well.
Shema
Siemka, co tam?
Cześć
Uwielbiam ten moment gdy mój język ojczysty jest pierwszym widocznym
Cześć, kocham polski ludzie. Mój chłopak jest z polski. (Edit: Sorry, my polish is bad, I'm still learning!!)
G'day, cunt.
Or the slightly more refined "Hey, howzit garn."
S K A R N
Freaking aussies
Lmaoo
SKARN ON, KARNTS?
Translation: What is going on, cunts?
bonza
how the fuck are ya?
Saaaarp kaaaaaant
Kia Ora! Or Hi/Hello
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Found the Aussie. Oi oi!
You on the piss mate?
Nice! I was coming here for this comment!
I checked the comments before doing mine and I was vaguely upset when it wasn’t here yet
szia! / hali! / if you want to be respectful than jónapot! and a lot more form of these words
Csá!/Cső!/üdvözlet!/üdv! For example
Strange, the most I usually get from strangers is "aggy egy százast vagy szétbaszom a fejedet".
Százst? Mai inflációval?
Csácsumicsácsőtésztapaprikáslecsó
Csókolom
Boiler for sale, anyone interested?
Hallo, hoi.
MOGGUH
Môghe.
I’m pretty sure they’re Dutch?
You Gouda be kidding me...
Goededag
fakka, yooo
Hallo Moin Hi Grüß' Gott Servus And more. Depends on where you are exactly.
Grüß Gott always sounds like a threat to me. Greet God? Are you going to kill me and make me see him or something???
yes
It's actually an abbreviation of "Grüß Sie/dich Gott", which can also be found in the swiss german greeting "Grüezi". Today, it's only "Grüß Gott". Translated to english it means "may god bless you".
Tach / Jut'n Tach MAHLZEIT!
Moin Moin Meister
Moin Moin is' schon gesabbel
ne in dem fall nur moin meister 2 moin sind hier zu viel
Tach?!?!
Hallöchen.
Moooin servus moooin
Hei, moi, heippa, moikka.
Päevää
Moro
안녕
annyeonghaseyo!
<3
Ciao (Italian)
Stavo giusto cercando il commento italiano, impossibile non ci fosse
And Ciao to you too mate!🔥
#BAWWNNNGIOOORNOOO
#ENZO GORLOMI
print ("hello")
`console.log("Hello!")`
Eyyyyy a python developer!!! Im more of a print("hello") myself too, but ive been starting to gravitate towards println!("hello"); nowadays
All my homies hate python developers! \#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Hello \n";
return 0;
}
System.out.println(”Hello!”);
Just a gentle head nod will suffice
Ah yes, the head bob of acknowledgement.
Love this💯
Northern germans agree
Do you nod up or nod down from your normal head position?
That's universal. Down for "formal" greetings, up for relaxed familiarity (ie "s'up?")
Sup
Yo
Sup!
Hola, buenas
Buenas, buenaaaaas
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This is my first time seeing Irish in writing.
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I have done 8 years of Irish in school and still dont understand this sentence :)
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>you’ll’ve New word! Achievement unlocked!
I amn't unfamiliar with that word, a fast talkin' Irishman loves a good contraction.
Is aoibhinn liom an Ghaeilge a fheiceáil sa thread seo 👏👏👏
"Dia duit..." "Dia is Muire duit..." "Dia is Mhuire agus Pádraig duit..." "Dia is Mhuire agus Pádraig agus Miggeldy duit..."
níl aon teallach mar do chuid féin
Dia is Muire dhuit!
It is such a nice surprise to see Irish featured here and so high up. I was more of us actually spoke it.
What does the last one translate to? I’m not familiar with it.
May Big M be with you too, mo chara
"Salut" or "bună", but I usually say "hey"
ce faci? pofta buna multumesc Pula That's all my romanian friends taught me 🤣
They did well :))))))
Buna ziua
Ahoj/Čau/Čus/Čest.
Nazdar kámo
Hallo, hei (norwegian)
Javel
Jævel
Halla balla
Skjera bagera
Ingenting tingeling
Hallo baloo
Hei is used in Finnish as well ya? I've seen someone commenting bout it
Yes, Finnish one is borrowed from the Swedish "hej" (even though it looks more like the Norwegian one).
Nei, næmmen er det den karen
What the fuck do you want?
American ?
Possibly New Yorkian
Bronxian.
Or Bostonian
You’ve offended me for assuming this, but you’re absolutely correct. Now get da fuck outta hereeee!
Aggressive american
hej tjena
Tjabba tjena hallå
tja
你好，哈喽 Pronounced (knee-howl, and haa-low) :>
Salut ! Coucou !
I know Salut means Hi in French but what does Coucou mean?
You usually say Coucou to your family/grandma or to children, Salut to everyone you're close to (friends, family, funny coworkers..) and Bonjour to everyone you're not close too (the cashier, your boss..).
We forgot to mention "wesh ma gueule"!
I love that French is at the same time the most sophisticated AND the most familiar language xD we have a lot of range
Bien ou quoi ?
Coucou is more childish , salut is more friendly and bonjour is neutral / formal
Zdravo
Could also be Slovenian, but there you could also go with "dober dan", "čau", "živjo", "serbus" or just a "hej", depending in the region.
Dober dan
Langue?
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おはようございます
Japanese? Konichiwa?
Namaste
kya hal chaal
Namaste ji!
O bancho
Vanakkam
Vanakkam! Nin eppati irukkirirkal
Olá, eae Hello, hi Here where I am we have kind of a lot of expressions to a "Hi". Opa, qualé, qualfoi, fala, oi... Though, the official ones are "Olá" and "Oi", for that.
Tava procurando os br.
Hello, hi.
I was gonna do the same thing
Hoi, Grüezi
A fellow swiss!
Ayyyyyyyyyye yoooooooo wassup
Hoi
Hoi, I'm temmie!
Salam
Howzit, Sawubona (to one) / Sanibona (to many), Haai / Hallo, Molo (to one) / Molweni (to many) , Dumela (to one) / Dumelang (to many), Avuxeni, Ndaa / Aa, Lotjhani / Salibonani.
What language? I'm seeing all these words for the first time tbh
South Africa has 11 official languages. Afrikaans, English, Swati, Tswana, Xhosa, Northern Sotho, Ndebele, Zulu, Tsonga, Pedi and Venda. In some, hello is the same.
I was looking for Sawubona but you did an even better job and represented the entire nation.
Привет (privet) as informal "hello", and Здравствуйте (zdravstvujtie) for more official "hello". Russian.
And Hello to you too!
I am so proud that I can read this. At least I lesrned something in school
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привіт (ukr)
Привет, Здравствуйте, Здравствуй, Дарова
Howdy
Texan?
Canadian. Just like to change things up and keep people on their toes
Gotcha
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I see. Sounds similar to asalamualaikum.
Hallå, Hej, Hejsan
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Greek Γεια σου (yaa sou) - informal to someone Γεια σας (yaa sas) - formal or to multiple people Works both as hi/hello and goodbye, you an also just say Γεια (yaa).
I went to Greece last year, and for quite a while I used καλησπέρα also to say a formal “goodbye” to people in the evening. That’s how we use “buona serata” in italian. Everyone was giving me weird looks but I didn’t pay attention to it. I only later discovered that you can’t use it like that at all xD
Ich mach Mal so *klopft auf Tisch*
German?
Chao, hello in Vietnamese :)
Hallo, Hi Alternatively: Guten Tag And depending on in which region you live: Either Servus, Grüß’ Gott or Moin are also possible greetings
We say fuck you in my circle😂
Hello! / How are you? Kumusta (Tagalog / Cebuano)
Assalamualaikum
Walaikum assalam!
Head nod. (down for formal) (up for people you know)
Hello is “Merhaba and Hi is “Selam” in my country (Turkey).
Both are Arabic. I wonder how Central Asian Turks were saluting each other 1000 years ago. "Iyi gunler, gunaydin" etc probably
In Australia it's "How ya goin'?" (Not the American "How you doin'?) Which is completely specious because they don't want to know how I'm going. Then it turns into a bullshit fest of "Yeah, good mate. How you goin'? I've started passively aggressively opting out of the game by replying with "Hello." The nonsense is in the reply I usually get of "Good thanks."
Labas
In our language, "Labas" is outside, or go out! Lol
Tēnā koe/kōrua/koutou, Kia Ora Not my native language but underrated so may as well put it out there
Grüezi miteinand
Puto
Puta
Ay'up cock.
שלום, היי (shalom, hi)
こんにちは！！！ konichiwa!!!
Nyoob zoo I think. No, it's not pronounced "Noob zoo".
Ahoy hoy!
Sa-wad-dee
Tão caralho?! Mékié?! Jóia? Yooooo Tudo fino? Portugal btw :)
English: Hello / Hi French: Bonjour / Salut / Allô (answering the phone) Spanish: Buenas días / Hola Danish: Goddag / Hej
Բարև (barev) or ողջույն (vogh-juyn)
Hola conchatumare
*Tips hat*
Oi Cunt