What do you say for HELLO in your language?Whats your language?

Even we are not english speaker, we normally say english "Hello" to greet people.
Or a very polite traditional person would say "nei5 hou2".

Well mine hindi bro, but we do use hi hello watsup here, dun know how are things at your end but here its like this,

Hi, hello, hiya, hey, howdy. The list can go on forever. But english is definitly the most boring language, or maybe I'm just saying that because that all I know.

hey friend hello in my language is punjabi "sat siri akal"and in hindi laguage "namasta"and in rajasthani language"kambakali"

I am from Srilanka. In our country we say Ayubowan . Ayubowan is a Sinhala word. Sinhala is the native language of Sinhalese living in Srilanka. there r people of other religion. but majority is sinhalese.

Well, my native language is English, so Hello is just Hello to me.

In Portuguese, though, you can say hello like....Oi...Ola....For a greeting, you could say something like: "Oi, tudo bem?" which means "Hi, how are you?"

In Chinese, we say Ni Hao, which is corresponding to You Good, as a greeting like Hello.

Hi, krupesh! In the American language, it is hello, hi, how are you doing/feeling, what's up, and hey... I like the way HELLO is said in your language, it is pretty neat!

Gosh so many responses and no-one has said 'hello' to you in Italian yet!

Ciao from Italy krupesh because that's where I am. We also say 'Piacere' which means 'pleased to meet you' when said in those circumstances.
I am English so I could say 'hi', hello' or 'top of the morning' to you!

hi
i am from southern part of India.we usually say NAMASKARAM for saying hello and after that we ask about their well being in our language i.e TELUGU.
there are many ways of saying hello in Inida as we speak different languages and we treat our guests equalent to god.
happy mylotting!!!!
bye!!!!!!!!!