What do you say for HELLO in your language?Whats your language?  |
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 Now as MYLOT is a great place I think mylotters who have joined are from all over the world.So I thought it would be a great place to put this question as knowing mylotters language as well as what they say to HELLO in their respective languages.
Now after getting to know what they say to HELLO in their language it would be my pleasure to greet them in their own language for the future discussions.
In our language HELLO is said as NAMASKARA & our language is KANNADA
Whats yours?
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1.  okkidokitokki (1403) | 10 months ago |  Where I am there are several acceptable ways to say hello:
hola, Howdy, Hey, Hi, Whats Up
Spanish and English are the most spoken languages in my area
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Hola okkidokitokki, I think I got ya name right.Is that ya name?Thanks for the response till my next hola. | |
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| okkidokitokki (1403) | 10 months ago | You got it right, but I will answer to Okki also.
Adios is goodby (see ya, later, by, asta la vista):) | |
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Hola okki adios...hahaha....hi & bye | |
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2.  vidhyagowri (1081) | 10 months ago |  well ours i much similar to yours "Namaskaram" in Tamil or Vanakkam
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Vanakkam vidhya, thanks for the response. | |
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| vidhyagowri (1081) | 10 months ago | vanakkam Krupesh. you are very welcome | |
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| 3. Jennlk84 (2275) | 10 months ago |  Well I'm also a native English speaker. The most common phrases I use are: Hi, Hello and Hey. We actually had a few visitors in my classroom today and they taught the kids how to say hello in Korean but I must honestly say I don't quite remember and I don't want to totally butcher the spelling - so hopefully someone here is from Korea and will post it themself!
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Hello Jennlk, it really feels great after commenting on the above three responses saying hello in their respective languages.
Ya lets hope we have a korean who responds.Thanks. | |
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4.  Bethany1202 (2220) | 10 months ago |  Well, I speak English so we usually just say:
Hello
Hi
Hey
What's up?
and things like that...
Once in awhile we hear people say Hola or Ciao, but the more common greetings for saying Hello are the ones I listed.
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Hello Bethany, well I think you have a mixed group of people living in ya country who speak different languages.The first response from okki suggests me that Hola is spanish.So you have Spanish as well aas English speaking people right? | |
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| 5. shopgirl (2964) | 10 months ago |  I'm an American and I speak english so I say hello or hi.
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Hello shopgirl! thanks for ya response but why shopgirl as user name? Do you always shop? | |
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| shopgirl (2964) | 10 months ago | I worked in a bookstore when I started mylotting. So, shopgirl means clerk in a store. | |
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | When you started you were in MYLOT...hahaha so it would have been apt to keep ya username as mylotgirl..right? | |
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| 6. thezone (2138) | 10 months ago |  We speak English so "hi" or "hello".
In Irish or Gaeilge, a common greeting would be, "dia duit" or "conas atá tú?"
Although Gaeilge is our native tounge it is only spoken in very small communtities throughout Ireland.
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Dia Duit the zone! The people who speak Gaeilge are from a different zone...hehehe | |
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Sup trickiwoo, you name is a little tricky though.Yes it feels nice to greet mylotters in their own languages. | |
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| 8. woolf4ever (96) | 10 months ago |  hello;) i'm from romania;) in romanian, there a lots of hello's: we usualy say "Buna"(short for Buna Ziua), in my cicle of friends, the form we use is "bafta" or "salut". there a lots more:D nice topic btw;) it's cools to see all the world in one place:)
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Buna woolf,
Thanks for responding & letting me know wht you say HELLO in ya language, but whts ya language? | |
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| woolf4ever (96) | 10 months ago | Romanian;)we do have some dialects but in remote parts or romania, were i live, we speak the real romanian:D | |
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| 9. bobbyjoe23 (52) | 10 months ago |  Well in the Philippines we say Kumusta, a derivative of the
Spanish word como estas, The Philippines was under Spanish rule
for over 300 years from the 1500's to upto 1898.
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Kumusta bobby,whats ya language though? is it tagalog?
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| 10. supernerd (50) | 10 months ago | in my language (portuguese) we say "oi", "bom dia" ou "olá". I'm from brazil | |
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| krupesh (1069) | 10 months ago | Bom dia supernerd,
Thanks for ya response. | |
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| jeneias (230) | 10 months ago |  e ai brasil tudo bem?!! Hahaha Good to see another Brazilian on here. I felt like the only one!
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| supernerd (50) | 10 months ago | you'll always find one brazilian lost around others, we're never alone!! | |
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| jeneias (230) | 10 months ago | True, true, you're right about that! | |
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