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Sowbona, Sanibonani - Zulu Molo, Molweni - Xhosa
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Privet (прнвет) is the Russian way of saying hello.
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Kiswahili (Swahili): Jambo Gujrati: Khemcho (Translates to "How are you?") Australian English (really should be it's own language!): G'Day (Translates to "Good day to you") French: Bonjour (Translates to "Good morning")
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Lots of Scots say "awright?"
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Spanish: "Hola"
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tag is german - pronounced "tog" sabai dee is thai or loa
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Namaste - Hindi Namaskar - Hindi
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Madainn mhath or Hallo That is scottish gaelic
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Kia Ora is "hello" in Maori/New Zealand. KIA ORA CUZZY!!
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Labas is the general greeting in Lithuanian Guten Tag or Hallo, German Ohayoo Gozaimasu, or Konnichi Wa, Japanese Choni Bashi, Kurdish
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zao an! -good morning! wu an!-good evening! wan an!-good night! Chinese has no simple "hello".
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Latcho dives (Romani)
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In Japanese--sounds like the state, Ohio.
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