What is your mother tongue? How to say good day in your language?lemme learn!

Good Evening dear Besthope44 , interesting discussion , and i apreciate that you have thought about this just a few second before it crossed trough my head and forgot to post and now i see that someone else had thought about the same thing but different from me already poste it. So all i cann do now is participate...so here i go , I live in Belgium for the moment but untill now i have been travelling in different parts of the Europe and USA , but i am born and raised untill the age of 14 years old in Roumania so here you got some little roumanian flavour :P Buna ziua ( Roumanian for Good Day ) Have a nice Evening dear friend.

Hello I am from India too, in Hindi, Oriya and Bengali.... it is Subhdin So Subhdin to you Besthope Thanks for this nice post, cheers Happy easter Prof

I am English but thought I would add a few I know Habari gani - Kiswahili said much as it is spelt Goeie dag - Afrikaans said something like huwie dag but with a gutteral accent on the 'h.' Bonjour French something like bonshur all the best urban

Buenos Dias - Spanish God dag - Swedish & Norwegian Goeie dag - Afrikaans Goedendag/ Goede dag - Dutch

My mother speaks English, so she says "Good morning, afternoon, or evening". She also speaks German, but I can't spell good morning in German, so just know that she does...

My mother tongue is Finnish and "Hyvää päivää" means good day in our language. It is very hard to pronounce, because there are no ä:s in english... Our other official language (in Finland) is Swedish. It comes from the times when Sweden had conquerred Finland... Now we have to learn it at school, but that's okay because I'm good at it Good day to all of you

i am from the philippines and my mother tongue is tagalog. in tagalog, we say "magandang araw". though filipino is our national language, which is includes different dialects like tagalog, cebuano, ilonggo, etc. i still love tagalog which is the first one that i came to learn, before i know and learn some other dialect.

my mothers tongue is waray and cebuano and those are some of the local dialect here in my country though our main language is tagalog so we speak and write both of them, in "good day" in waray dialect we say it "maupay nga adlaw" then in cebuano we say "maayong buntag" and in main language whichh is tagalog we say "magandang umaga"