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30,
30, from France
Veteran
5 years ago
5 years ago
My mother tongue
tamil - வணக்கம்
And I am living in France so
In French -Bonjour
45,
45, from Netherlands
Veteran
5 years ago
5 years ago
Moiii! hou ist der mit? 😄
19,
19, from United Kingdom
Veteran
5 years ago
5 years ago
I never thought that such a simple question could make me feel so confused. 😂😂😂
Sooo, in English (my first language and the language I speak most fluently) it’s “hello”.
In Urdu, well it’s Assalamu-alaykum; Kashmiri is a bit harder because it depends on which part you’re from (i.e the South, North etc.). For the Muslims in Kashmir, it would also be Assalamu alaykum.
I included Kashmiri and Urdu because those are both languages spoken in the country that my family is from.
Edited by lemondrop 5 years ago .
23,
23, from France
Veteran
5 years ago
19,
19, from Italy
Veteran
5 years ago
5 years ago
Here in Italy we said "Ciao"
16,
16, from United States
Veteran
5 years ago
28,
28, from Poland
Legend
5 years ago
5 years ago
In Poland we say: "Cześć" (hello) or more formal "Dzień dobry"(Good morning)
17,
17, from Italy
Veteran
5 years ago
31,
31, from Italy
Veteran
5 years ago
31,
31, from Italy
Veteran
5 years ago
28,
28, from Germany
Veteran
5 years ago
27,
27, from Colombia
Veteran
5 years ago
22,
22, from Germany
Veteran
5 years ago
5 years ago
Just ,,Hallo" or sometimes also ,,Servus", especially in the south of Germany.
46,
46, from Italy
Veteran
5 years ago
30,
30, from Germany
Veteran
5 years ago
16,
16, from Poland
Veteran
5 years ago
5 years ago
hej or cześć or [from older] Dzień Dobry
18,
18, from France
Veteran
5 years ago
23,
23, from France
Veteran
5 years ago
5 years ago
In French :
Hello = Bonjour
Hi = Salut
Hey = Salut ou Coucou 🙂
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