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Lobisone

hi
please say "hi" in your language

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Lobisone

oi - portuguese (BR)

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Ledyba

salve - portuguese (BR)

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Neomixer

"bom dia, eu amo pão com ovo"
Ascended Brazilian (BR)

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Lobisone

AEGÓAIEJROPI3JTPOFAIEJGOPAEIFJAEOIGAEOIFOAEIJHGAPOEIHFPEIJOI3JRGAE

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Clericust

salut - romanian (RO)

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Lobisone

That's awesome!
This word is something like "cheers" here in Brazil

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actuallySIG

Bună - also Romanian (RO)

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Aeshma

Merhaba - Turkish (TR)

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motilek

Вiтаю - Ukranian (UA)

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DoctorDemon

привет - Russian (RU)

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adam1224

Helló / Szia (HUN)

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JLobo

olá - portuguese (PT)

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MCsquared

Hallo - German (DE)

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Korns

Ahoj! or čau (Czech)

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Lobisone

"Ahoj!" sounds like "Ahoy!"

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Korns

Well.. It is where it came from :D

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MysteriousMrX

Nanu nanu.

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RosimInc

Shazbot!

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Georgeous

Hola (Español)

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EleonoraFalcon

Hallo (Dutch)

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RosimInc

Bonjour - French (CA)

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Lobisone

"Bonjour" isnt "Good morning"?
Its used as "hi" when someone meets at night? hmnn

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RosimInc

It literally translates as Good day, usually we use it anytime we greet someone semi-formally. It's our Hello, I guess.
Otherwise we use "Salut!" as a more informal hi.

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spookypannkaka

Hej! (Swedish)

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buszmen201

Hej! (Polish, variant)

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Tucs

Salut (FR)

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Lobisone

Same as Romanian? Awesome

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Babass

Bonjour (FR) is the same than "Hello"/"Good morning"
Salut is more like "Hi"

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ChimChakMan

안녕하세요 - Korean (KR)

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Golwar

Servus! (German, Southern)

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eeev

I was about to write this :)

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Golwar

Mahlzeit is still free. ;)

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Masafor

Moin und Ahoi too :-P

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Golwar

I don't understand what that is supposed to mean. 🙃😜

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Masafor

Pffff .... wenn ich das als Badener weiß dann du wohl auch :-P

Denn mir könne alles außer Hochdeutsch :-D

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RVK250

Howdy - Texas (TX)

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EliasKir

😂

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karm2002

こんにちは - Japan (JP)

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Lobisone

No way!
"Konnichiwa" is used as "hi" too?
I mean... its "Good morning", right? So, when its used when someone meets at night, has "Hi" as meaning?

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Yukiin

Konnichiwa is "good day", which can be use as a generic greeting.
good morning is ohayou (おはよう)

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karm2002

"ohayou" is used for morning greetings, and "konnbannwa" is used for evening greetings.
"Konnichiwa" is always available

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Wolfborn8

Olá (PT)

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DarkCobra

Chao (Vietnamese)

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Lobisone

Sounds like "Ciao" - Italian! Dats awesome as hell

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DarkCobra

Yea, it does. I guess more formally we can say Xin Chao.

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ComNguoi

Chào bạn =)

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DarkCobra

Chao ban, ban khoe khong?

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khayolin

Bonjour😊

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StarPONY

Привет - Russian (RU)

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