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Afrikaans - Haai
Albanian - Tungjatjeta
Arabic - Marhaban
Armenian - Barev, Parev
Bahamas - Hi or Heyello
Basque - Kaixo
Bavarian and Austrian German - gr Gott, Servus
Bengali - Aas salamu alaay kum (Bangladesh) Nomoshkar (West Bengal, India)
Bremnian - Koali
Bulgarian - Zdrasti
Burmese - Mingalarbar
Chinese - Cantonese nei ho or lei ho
Congo - Mambo
Croatian - Bok
Czech - Ahoj
Danish - Hej (informal; pronounced hey), Hejsa (very informal).
Dutch - Hoi (very informal), Hallo (informal)
English - Hi, Hey
Estonian - Tere'
Fijian - Bula uro
Finnish - Moi or hei
French - Salut
Gaelic - Dia duit
Georgian - Gamardjoba
German - Hallo (informal), Tag (very informal)
Greek - Yia sou
Gujarathi - Kem che
Hawaiian - Aloha
Hebrew - Shalom, Hi (informal), Ma kore (very informal)
Hindi - Namaste, Namaskar
Hungarian, Magyar - Szervusz, Szia
Icelandic - H
Indonesian - Selamat pagi (morning), Selamat siang (afternoon), Selamat malam (evening)
Italian - Cio
Japanese - Doumo
Kannada - Namaskara
Kazakh - Salem
Korean - Ahn nyeong
Kurdish - Choni, roj bahsh
Latin (Classical) - Salve
Latvian - Chau
Malayalam - Namaskaaram
Maltese - Merba, Bonu (morning), Bonswa or il-lejl it-tajjeb (evening)
Maori - Kia ora, Tena koe, Ata marie
Marathi - Namaskar
Mongolian - Sain uu
Nepali - Namaskar, Namaste, k cha
Norwegian - Hei (hi), Heisann (hi there), Halloisen (very informal)
Persian - Salaam-o-aleykum or do-rood
Pig Latin - Eyhay
Polish - Witaj (hello) Cze (hi)
Portuguese - Oi, boas, ol or al
Punjabi - Sat sri akal
Rajasthani (Marwari) - Ram Ram
Romanian - Salut
Russian - Pree-vyet
Sinhala - A`yubowan
Slovak - Ahoj, au, Dobr
Slovenian - ivjo
South African English - Hoezit
Spanish - Hola, Alo, Qu onda (very informal), Qu hay, (very informal), Qu pasa (Spain, informal), Qu Transa (Mexico, very informal), Qu tl (informal)
Swedish - Tja (very informal), Hej (informal)
Swiss German - Grzi
Tahitian - Ia orana
Tamil - Vanakkam
Telugu - Baagunnara
Telugu- Namaskaram
Thai - Sawa dee-ka (said by a female), Sawa dee-krap (said by a male)
Turkish - Naber
Ukranian - Pryvit
Ung Tongue - Hello (pronounced Hung-ee-lung-lung-oh)
Urdu - Adaab ir salam (waley-kum)
Vietnamese - Xin cho
Welsh - Shwmae, Helo
Yiddish - Sholem aleikhem
Zulu - Sawubona
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