good morning in many languages

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Good morning in many languages

These are phrases you use when you greet people in the morning. Exactly when you use these

phrases varies from country to country.

Language Phrase

Afrikaans Goeiemôre, Môre Albanian Mirmng!esAleut "ilachxi#ax Alsatian G$ete Morge

Amharic አንደምን አደሩ %&n'(mn a'(ru)

*how was your night?+Arabic%Egyptian)

%s ab- il k ayr) h /012 3456 response 7 %s ab- in noor) 89: ;12 3456

Arabic%Mo'ern լույս? %@ari luys)

Աստծո բարին? %Ast.t#o barin) 7 responseAragonese @uen 'iyaAssamese স পৰভত %suprobhaat)Asturian @onos 'esA#erbai!ani


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Qornish Myttin 'a Qroatian Nobro !utroQ#ech Nobr rno Nobr 'en Nalecarlian G\morgunNanish Go' morgen

Nutch Goe'emorgen R GoeiemorgenEsperanto @onan matenonEstonian Tere hommikustjaroese G\an morgunji!ian i sa ya'rajinnish ^yv(( huomentajrench @on!our jrisian %est) Goemoarnjriulian @un'Galician @om 'a

Georgian დილა მშვიდობისა %'ila mshvi'obisa)German Guten Morgen

Greek q %alimra sas) 7 frmq %alimra su) 7 inf q %alimra)

Greenlan'ic Sterluarit R umoornâitian Qreole @on!ou, @on matenâwaiian E ôlelo mzlieʻêbrew %boker tov) {|} ~•|{ îligaynon %Slonggo) Maayong aga

în'i नननननन%amaste), नननननननन %


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ur'ish


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Tamil नननन ननननननन%kaalai vanakkam)Telugu ननननननननन %supra bhetam)Tetum @on'ia R Na'er 'iak R @oas'ias

Thai สวสดครบRคะ %s]7w]t7'ee krpRkz)

Tibetan नननननननननननननननन %nga7to 'elek)Tok ›isin MoningTongan Malo tau ma>u e pongipongi niTurkish G$nay'Bn ‚krainian DFJ HJXO‰ %Nobnoho ranku)‚r'u %subha b-khair) /0œ 56 ‚#bek ^ayirli tong ¤en'a 'i matsheloni¤ietnamese Qh]o bu¥i sngelsh @ore 'a

¦itsonga Avuxeni§appese jal>e ka'bul§i''ish %Gutn morgn) ¨©~ª« ¨}|© §or¬b ku aar®

Language Good morning

Afrikaans Goeiemôre, Môre

Albanian Mirmng!es

Arabic /012 3456

Armenian ›aree looys, @ari luys

A#erbai!ani


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@engali shuprobhat

@ulgarian Nobro utro

Qatalan @on 'ia

Qhinese #o-n

Qroatian Nobro !utro

Nanish Go' morgen

Nutch Goe'e morgen

Esperanto @onan matenon

Estonian Tere hommikust

jinnish ^yv(( huomenta

jrench @on!our

German Guten Morgen

Greek alimra


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alaallisut %Greenlan'ic) Sterluarit R umoorn

âwaiian Aloha kakahiaka

êbrew boker tov

în'i amaste

ûngarian \ reggelt %kvnok)

Sn'onesian


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Maltese @on’u R Š7g“o'wa t7ta!ba R @on’ornu

epali %subha prabhat)

orwegian Go' morgen

›olish N#iež 'obry

›ortuguese %@ra#ilian) @om 'ia

portugu²s %European) @om 'ia

Ÿomanian @un 'iminea¡a

Ÿussian DFU OP %Nobroe utro)


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台語 %Taiwanese) 爻早 %gau7tsa)

Thai สวสดครบRคะ %saw¬t 'ee kr´pRkz)

Turkish G$nay'Bn

‚krainian DF HJXO %Nobrogo ranku)

‚r'u %subha b-khair) /0œ 56

‚#bek ^ayirli tong

¤ietnamese Qh]o bu¥i sng

elsh @ore 'a

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• Afrikaans 7 Hallo %hello) pronounce' ^u7llo

• Amharic ¶tena yistelegn¶ is very formal. §ou can also say ¶ kemi %hi)

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• A>Šeamona 7 bees-e-lees-e %goo' 'ay) pronounce' tehl7neye7'oe

• Arabic 7 /012 3456 %goo' morning)pronounce' sabahou el kheir , /012 ¾4½¿ %goo'evening) pronounce' masaou el kheir ? note that Kh-À is pronounce' from the back of thethroat. mArHAbAN- 45Á¿ %^ello) pronounce' Mar7ha7ban

• Armenian 7 bare or !are

• Australian 7 "#day %mostly informal but inclu'ing strangers pronounce' gu7'ay orgeÂ'ay )%¶G>'ay mate¶)Ã also use is šS pronounce' ¶šS¶ emphatically

• Austrian 7 Gr$Ägott %formal, pronounce' gree>assgott)R well>)

• @ulgarian 7 draei, draeite %to many), drasti %informal), *obro utro %morning), *obar den %'ay), *obar e+her %evening)

• @urmese 7 mingalarba

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• Qambo'ian %hmer)7 ,ua s#dei %informal), um .ea! ,our %formal), goo' morning, Arun,ua s#dei, goo' afternoon Tiea ,ua s#dei, goo' evening ,ayoan ,ua s#dei, goo' night .eatrey ,ua s#dei, goo' bye /ea Hoy %informal), um .ea! /ea %formal)

• Qape7¤er'ean Qreole 7 oi, ol0, 1ntao or %on dia

• Qatalan 7 hola %pronounce' o7la), bon 'ia %pronounce' bon 'ee7ah)goo' morning, bonatar'a %bona tahr7'ah) goo' afternoon, bona nit %bona neet)goo' night. §ou can also say !ust ¶@ones %bo7nahs) to make it informal.

• Qhamorro 7 hafa adai %helloRwhat>s up), hafa? %informal), howit bro2bran2!rim2+he#lu?%informal), su! %informal)an' all other English greetings

• Qhichewa 7 moni bambo3 %to a male), moni mayi3 %to a female). 4uribwanji %moori7 bwan!i) is use' often, as a generali#e' greeting to everyone.

• Qhinese 7 Sn both Qantonese an' Man'arin, it is written as 你好 . Qantonese is nei5 ho orlei ho %pronounce' ne ho or lay ho) an' Man'arin is n ho %pronounce', nee how)%remember the tones). Sn Man'arin, you can also say早上好 %#o sh]ng ho) for ¶Goo'Morning.¶ Åas in eee not a

• Qongo 7 mambo

• Qook Sslan' 7 Kia orana %hello)

• Qree 7 Tansi (!ronoun+ed Tawnsay)

• Qroatian 7 bok %informal), dobro jutro %morning), dobar dan %'ay), dobra e6er %evening), laku no7 %night)

• Q#ech 7 dobr r0no %until about ³ or È a.m.), dobr9 den %formal), dobr9 e6er %evening),ahoj %informalÃ pronounce' ahoy)

• Nanish 7 hej %informalÃ pronounce' hey), god dag %formal), god aften %eveningÃ formal),hejsa %very informal).

• N>ni 7 shorah %also goo'bye or peace)

• Nouble Nutch 7 hut+h-e-lul-lul-o %hello), gug-o-o-dud mum-o-rug-nun-i-nun-gug %goo'morningÃ formal), gug-o-o-dud a-fuf-tut-e-rug-nun-o-o-nun %goo' afternoonÃ formal), gug-o-o-dud e-u-e-nun-i-nun-gug %goo' eveningÃ formal)

• Nutch 7 hoi %very informal), hallo %informal), goedendag %formal)

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• English 7 hello %formal), hi %informal), hey %informal,) yo %informal,)

• Esperanto 7 saluton %formal), sal %informal)

• Estonian 7 tere !:east; (good day)$ Tere hommikust (morning)$ Tere


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• în'i 7 नननन नन , namaste % this vi'eo shows you how to pronounce namaste?http?RRwww.youtube.comRwatchvÎj¦lcp!gyršg )

• ôpi 7 ¶ha>u¶ %soun's like hah7uh) means ¶hello¶ but it>s not use' as often as we use it inEnglish. St>s more tra'itional to greet someone by saying ¶‚m waynuma¶ %you>re

aroun')

• ûngarian, Magyar 7 jJ na!ot %pronounce' yoh na!ut Ã 'aytimeÃ formal), serus %pronounce' sairooseÃ informal), sia %pronounce' seeyaÃ informal), or even helJ, likeenglish hello but a longer ¶o¶

• Scelan'ic 7 gJan dag %formalÃ pronounce' gothan dahg ), hL %informalÃ pronounce'¶hai¶)

• Sgbo 7 nde-ewo %pronounce' enday aywo), nna-ewo %pronounce' enna wo)

• Sn'onesian 7 halo %hello), selamat !agi %morning), selamat siang %afternoon), selamatmalam %evening)

• Srish 7 ¶Nia 'uit¶ %pronounce' ¶Neah Nuit¶Ã also means ¶Go' @e ith §ou¶)

• Stalian 7 +iMo %pronounce' +howÃ informalÃ also means ¶goo'bye¶), buon giorno %pronounce' bwohn geeornohÃ goo' morningÃ formal), buon !omeriggio %pronounce'bwohn !ohmehreejeeohÃ goo' afternoonÃ formal), buona sera %pronounce' bbwoonah sehrahÃ goo' eveningÃ formal)

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apanese 7おはよう（ございます）ohayoou goaimasu %pronounce' o-ha-yo (go-ai-mass) good morning)$こんにちは konnichi wa (!ronoun+ed kon7nee7chee7wadaytime or afternoon)$こんばんは konbanwa (!ronoun+ed kon7ban7wa eening)もしもし moshi moshi (!ronoun+ed mo7shee mo7shee when +alling2answering the !hone)どうも 'oumo (!ronoun+ed 'oh7moh informal way of thanking2greeting$ butmeans +ountless other things as well so only use when +onte&t makes sense)

• ibberish 7 huthegelluthego, h-idiguh-el l-idiguh-o %formal), h-diguh-i %informal), h-idiguh-ow a-diguh-re y-idigah-ou? %meaning ¶how are you¶)

• amaican%slang)7 §ow ah gwaan %pronounce' wa7gwaan)

• anien>kha %Mohawk) 7 kwe kwe %pronounce' gway gway)

• anna'a 7 namaskara

• a#akh 7 ,alem %hello), Kalay hagday %ôw are you)

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• lingon 7 nuOneH? *nook7neck+ %literally? ¶what 'o you want¶)

• onkani?amaskar,amaskaru % bow to thee,formal)>,Nev baro 'is 'iv,%may "od bless you with a good day,informal)

• orean 7안녕하세요 ahn nyeong ha se yo %formalÃ pronoune' on7nyoung7ha7say7yo),안녕 ahn nyeong %informalÃ can also be use' to mean ¶goo'bye¶)%whencallingRanswering the phone¶Ã여보세요 ¶yeo7bo7sae7yo¶ %prounounce' ¶yuh7boh7say7yoe¶)

• ur'ish Ç +honi, roj bahsh %'ayÃ pronounce' rohj bahsh)

• Šao 7 sabaidee %pronounce' sa-bai-dee)

• Šatin %Qlassical) 7 sale %pronounce' sal-wayÃ when talking to one person), salete

%pronounce' sal-way-tayÃ when talking to more than one person), ae %pronounce' ar-wayÃ when talking to one personÃ when talking to someone respecte'), aete %pronounce'ar-way-tayÃ when talking to more than one respecte' person)

• Šatvian 7 labdien, seiki, +hau %informalÃ pronounce' +how).

• Šingala 7 mbote

• Šithuanian 7 laba diena %formal), labas, seikas %informalÃ when speaking to a male), seika %informalÃ when speaking to a female), seiki %informalÃ when speaking to morethan one person).

• Šo!ban 7 +oi

• Šuxembourgish 7 moPen %pronounce' 4QF-en)

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• Maltese 7 mer_ba %meaning ¶welcome¶), bon`u %morning), bonswa or il-lejl it-tajjeb %evening)

• Maori 7 kia ora %kia o ra) %literally ¶be wellRhealthy¶ an' is translate' as an informal ¶hi.¶This term has also been a'opte' by English speakers in ew Ïealan'), tena koe, ata

marie, morena %goo' morning)

• Marathi 7 namaskar

• Marshallese 7 iakwe (!ronoun+ed FAH kway)

• Mongolian 7 sain baina uu? %pronounce' saa-yen baya-nuÃ formal), sain uu? %pronounce' say-nooÃ informal), ugluunii mend %morningÃ pronounce' ohglohny mend ),udriin mend %afternoon, pronounce' ohdriin mend ), oroin mend %eveningÃ pronounce'or-oh-in mend )

• ahuatl 7 nilte, hao

• aokien 7 Atetgrealot (formal), atetel (informal)

• ava!o 7 ya#at#eeh %^ello or Goo') %pronunciation 'epen'ant upon the tribe, or area ofthe reservation you are on)

• a>vi 7 kalt& (informal) %pronounce' kal7T7 with an emphasis on the T), Qel ngatikameie (formal) %pronounce' o7el nga7ti kamei7e)

• iuean 7 faka lofa lahi atu (formal) fakalofa (informal)

• eapolitan 7 +ia, +ha

• epalbhasha 7 wajala!a, नन ननननन

• epali 7 namaskar , namaste, k +ha %informal), kasto +ha

• orthern German 7 moin moin

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• šromo%Afan šromo) 7 asham %hi#)akkam ( how are you )$nagaa ( peace, peace be with u )

• ›alauan 7 alii %pronounce' Ah7Šee)

• ›ersian 7 salaam or do-rood %see note above 7 salaam is an abbreviation, the full version

being as-salaam-o-aleykum in all Sslamic societies)

• ›ig Šatin 7 eyhay %informal), ellohay %formal), atswhay u!ay? %¶what>s up¶)

• ›olish 7 die dobry %formal), witaj %hello) +ec7 %hi, pronounce', ¶cheshch¶)

• ›ortuguese 7 oi, boas, ol0 or al %informal)Ã bom dia or bons dias %goo' morning, use' before noon or before the noon meal)Ã boa tarde or boas tardes %goo' afternoon, use'after noon or after the noon meal, until twilight)Ã boa noite or boas noites %goo' eveningan' goo' night, use' after twilight).

• ›un!abi 7 sat sri akal

• Ÿa!asthani %Marwari)7 hamma Ghani sa, Ÿam Ÿam sa

• Ÿomanian 7 salut , buna dimineata %formalÃ morning) buna iua %formalÃ 'aytime) buna searaformalÃ evening), buna %usually when speaking to a female pronounce' boo-nhuh)

• Ÿussian 7 riet3 !ronoun+ed as !ree-yet %informal), drastuyte %formalÃ pronounce' *.A-stooy-tyeh)

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• h>? o-la), alo, Ou onda %s up¶Ã pronounce' keh ondah), Ou hay, %


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• Telugu7 namaskaram, baagunnara %means ¶how are you¶Ã formal)

• Tetum %Timor 7 Šeste) 7 bondia %morning), botarde %afternoon), bonite %evening)

• Thai 7 sawa dee-ka %sai' by a female), sawa dee-kra! %sai' by a male)

• Tigrinya %Eritrea) 7 selam

• Tongan 7 malo e lelei

• Tshiluba 7 moyo

• Tsonga %

good morning in many languages

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