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Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Hallo, guten tag

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health).

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Xylphika: Hai

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Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice

你好 (ni3 hao3)
こんいちは (konnichiwa)

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai

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Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice

你好 (ni3 hao3)
こんいちは (konnichiwa)

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice

你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice

你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!

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초보

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)

你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)

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Języki sztuczne i lingwistyka, po polsku.

eng: Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)

你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)[/quote]

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"Cry me a river, build me a bridge, and get over it."

I marvel that the hardest parts of my life (fear, mistakes, guilt, sin, doubt, failure) are of man, while what I crave most (rest, hope, love, peace, forgiveness) are of God.

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)


Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)[/quote][/quote]

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I hope to see you soon, and we will talk face to face.

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal:goedendag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)


Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)[/quote][/quote][/quote]
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!

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conlang: Vayardyio. http://conlang.wikia.com/wiki/Vayardyio
Affacite iago Vayardyio fidigou dicronésara !

native: fluent: can read:

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Xylphika: Hai
Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice

Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Xylphika: Hai
Inglus: Halo, Hyi, Mäs/Maz, Vid hott us ess un!

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Just adding a second lang

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Rakhin: Hi- Tšṙéə! to-greet Hello- Pleš djô ko? please you QUE

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초보

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Rakhin: Hi- Tšṙéə! to-greet Hello- Pleš djô ko? please you QUE
Menietzvetz: Ozka, Tzezt

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Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Goddag, hej, dav, hejsa, davs, halløj, halløjsa (ranging from formal through informal to slightly silly)
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは (ohayou (gozaimasu), konnichiwa, konbanwa)

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Rakhin: Hi- Tšṙéə! to-greet Hello- Pleš djô ko? please you QUE
Menietzvetz: Ozka, Tzezt

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My name is Christian Munk, and I may be a chipmunk afterall.

Native: | Fluent: | Less than fluent: , , | Beginner: , Volapük | To do list: , Lojban
Creating: Mhmmz

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Goddag, hej, dav, hejsa, davs, halløj, halløjsa (ranging from formal through informal to slightly silly)
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（～ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは、おっす (ohayou (gozaimasu) "good morning", konnichiwa (general), konbanwa "good evening", ossu "yo")

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Rakhin: Hi- Tšṙéə! to-greet Hello- Pleš djô ko? please you QUE
Menietzvetz: Ozka, Tzezt

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Goddag, hej, dav, hejsa, davs, halløj, halløjsa (ranging from formal through informal to slightly silly)
Hallo, god dag
Salve, amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（～ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは、おっす (ohayou (gozaimasu) "good morning", konnichiwa (general), konbanwa "good evening", ossu "yo")

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Rakhin: Hi- Tšṙéə! to-greet Hello- Pleš djô ko? please you QUE
Menietzvetz: Ozka, Tzezt
:con: Sjebasvju: Háj! Haluv!

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Języki sztuczne i lingwistyka, po polsku.

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour, salut
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Goddag, hej, dav, hejsa, davs, halløj, halløjsa (ranging from formal through informal to slightly silly)
Hallo, god dag
Salve (to 1 person) / salvete (to a group), amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（～ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは、おっす (ohayou (gozaimasu) "good morning", konnichiwa (general), konbanwa "good evening", ossu "yo")

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Rakhin: Hi- Tšṙéə! to-greet Hello- Pleš djô ko? please you QUE
Menietzvetz: Ozka, Tzezt
Sjebasvju: Háj! Haluv!
Taiwazaiho: hazem / 'oya hee

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour, salut
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Goddag, hej, dav, hejsa, davs, halløj, halløjsa (ranging from formal through informal to slightly silly)
Hallo, god dag
Salve (to 1 person) / salvete (to a group), amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（～ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは、おっす (ohayou (gozaimasu) "good morning", konnichiwa (general), konbanwa "good evening", ossu "yo")

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Rakhin: Hi- Tšṙéə! to-greet Hello- Pleš djô ko? please you QUE
Menietzvetz: Ozka, Tzezt
Sjebasvju: Háj! Haluv!
Taiwazaiho: hazem / 'oya hee
Inniz: gretik (IPA /gɾɛtɪk/) (literally means 'greeting')

Hello, hey, hi, howdy, good day, yo, what's up, wassup, hey there
Hola, buenos días
Bonjour, salut
Buon giorno
Hallo, guten tag
Hallo; familiar: hoi, goeiendag; formal: goedendag
Goddag, hej, dav, hejsa, davs, halløj, halløjsa (ranging from formal through informal to slightly silly)
Hallo, god dag
Salve (to 1 person) / salvete (to a group), amice
Hej, cześć, witam, dzień dobry (formal)
Здравствуйте, привет
你好 (ni3 hao3)
おはよう（～ございます (formal)）、こんにちは、こんばんは、おっす (ohayou (gozaimasu) "good morning", konnichiwa (general), konbanwa "good evening", ossu "yo")
Chào [insert name or title]!

Kreyòl ayisyen: Bonjou! (before noon) Bonswa! (afternoon)
Pashto: سَلام! (salam)

Halò
안녕하세요 (TL: annyeong hasehyo)
สวัสดี ครับ (Male speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khrapH)
สวัสดี ค่ะ (Female speaker; TL: saL watL deeM khaF)
Sorry I was a little too lazy to get the phonetic pronunciation


Aiuna/CUE: Akite napeir ta ya aleilus (I am glad to see you), Akinape (Slang hello), Te ave seluté-elas dersilcé-etel napeima ya surilus (I hope this letter finds you in good health)
Sal (informal), saluton
Feayran: Káu/kái (more formal), elàeráu/elàerái (more familiar)
Xylphika: Hai
Wistra Gutisk: Hallo /haKo/, 'llo /Ko/, hái /haI/, hei /heI/; Ƕaiwa is þu? /WEw@ Is Tu:/ (Wistra Gutisk does not have a contraction such as 'howdy'); Goþs daga /gOTs daja/
Emmut: Dajręte (formal), ilgahboś (formal), daru (to one person), darą (to more people)
Vayardyio: talosyio, datalio; (informal:) sévo! pai!
Staalouvan- INFML- Aia! FML- Uulei! VRY FML- Ssumajei!
Rakhin: Hi- Tšṙéə! to-greet Hello- Pleš djô ko? please you QUE
Menietzvetz: Ozka, Tzezt
Sjebasvju: Háj! Haluv!
Taiwazaiho: hazem / 'oya hee
Inniz: gretik (IPA /gɾɛtɪk/) (literally means 'greeting')
Aidisese: Detai!

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