19 post(s), 16 voice(s)
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This is something I thought would be fun to teach my toddler. Here goes: Spanish: Hola French: Bonjour Chinese: Ni hao Amharic: Ndemen adarru Indonesian: Abak abar Croatian: Dobri gen Korean: Anya Hasayo I can’t think of anymore…How many do you know? |
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Italian: Ciao |
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Tagalog and Cebuano : Kumosta |
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Three if I can count English!!!! (I feel more special that way) ;) |
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Zulu (South Africa) : Sawubona |
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Portuguese: Alô (hello)/oi (hi)/olá (hi) |
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Ooo, I remember one more: Thai: sawatdee krup |
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Romanian: Bună! / Salut! |
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Korean : 여보세요 (anyo haseyo) |
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Farsi (Persian): Salam! |
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Norwegian: Hei! |
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In Quechua, the old language of The Incas: Napaykullayki ! |
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Wow Luis, thats a mouthful…. |
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ok… |
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The Animaniacs have a song about this. That’s how I know like 45 LOL |
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Let’s see…. Kumusta, Ni Hao, Konnichiwa, Guten Tag, Bonjour, Hola, Hello, An Nyoung Haseyo, Kairein (Gasp! Koine Greek!)…. so 9 languages~ |
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Sean, your random and hilarious. |
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oh yes…. I knew ni hao and konnichiwa too…. |
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in Latin, add also AVE! like in Ave Maria! Or in: “Ave Caesar imperator, morituri te salutant”, the greeting of the gladiators ready to face death. Ciao! (it’s both hello and goobye) |
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