 |
 Ahalan
(to our
Arabic speaking friends)
|
| Parev (to our Armenian friends) |
 Zdravei / Zdrasti
(to our
Bulgarian friends)
|
 Nei Ho
(to our
Cantonese speaking Chinese friends)
|
| Dobrý den / Ahoj (to our Czech friends) |
| Goddag (to our Danish friends) |
| Goede dag, Hallo (to our Dutch friends) |
| Hello (to our English friends) |
| Saluton (to our Esperanto speaking friends) |
| Hei (to our Finnish friends) |
| Bonjour (to our French friends) |
| Guten Tag (to our German friends) |
 Gia'sou
(to our
Greek friends)
|
| Aloha (to our Hawaiian friends) |
 Shalom
(to our
Hebrew speaking friends)
|
 Namaste
(to our
Hindi speaking friends)
|
| Jó napot (to our Hungarian friends) |
| Halló / Góðan daginn (to our Icelandic friends) |
| Halo (to our Indonesian friends) |
| Aksunai / Qanuipit? (to our Inuit friends) |
| Dia dhuit (to our Irish friends) |
| Salve / Ciao (to our Italian friends) |
 Kon-nichiwa
(to our
Japanese friends)
|
 An-nyong Ha-se-yo
(to our
Korean friends)
|
| Salve / Salvëte (to our Latin speaking ancient Roman friends) |
| Ni hao (to our Mandarin speaking Chinese friends) |
| Hallo (to our Norwegian friends) |
| Dzien' dobry (to our Polish friends) |
| Olá (to our Portuguese friends) |
| Bunã ziua (to our Romanian friends) |
 Zdravstvuyte
(to our
Russian friends)
|
| Hola (to our Spanish speaking friends) |
| Jambo / Hujambo (to our Swahili friends) |
| Hej (to our Swedish friends) |
 Sa-wat-dee
(to our
Thai friends)
|
| Merhaba / Selam (to our Turkish friends) |
 Vitayu
(to our
Ukrainian friends)
|
| Xin chào (to our Vietnamese friends) |
| Hylo; Sut Mae? (to our Welsh friends) |
 Sholem Aleychem
(to our
Yiddish speaking friends)
|
| Sawubona (to our Zulu speaking friends) |
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