The "hello" Challenge

Question

Rules: We know that there are many languages in our world and each language has their own way of saying hello, how many "hello's" can we say here.

Ej. Hello

To make this more difficult and add to the long list of "hello's" put down as many as you want, but you have to make sure that the proceeding one starts with the letter of the ending letter of the antecedent.

Ej. Hello Olá

Together, let's see how long our "Hello" list can run. You can repeat, but I would prefer not to have any, and your "Hello's do not need to correlate to the person's above. Ej. If Joey says: Hello you don NOT have to say Ola, but you can if you would like.

Good LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

"Szía elvtárs"
" Magyar"

Answer 2

1. Assalamou Alykoum ??????? ????? (peace be upon you)(Arabic)

2. Marhaban????? - hello! (Arabic)

3. N? h?o - ?? - hello (Chinese)

4. Olá - hello (Portuguese)

5. Ahlan - ???? hello! (Arabic)

   

Number 1 and 2 are almost same in Turkish, lovely.... "Esselamu aleyküm" , "Merhaba" :))) - culé, Mar 19, 2011

That's great cule :)) I really like the turkish culture maybe I'll learn Turkish someday ;) :) - 00b6f46c, Mar 19, 2011

Answer 3

Bon dia! - Catalan

Answer 4

???????????? (zdravstvuite)

Russian - formal

Answer 5

ciao! ( italiano )

Answer 6

"Howdy". (The hills of North Carolina, USA)

To follow the rules... last letter is Y.... Yo! (The sidewalks & streets of anywhere USA) - Jmarie, Mar 19, 2011

I don't think the rule can be followed. - ian-hill, Mar 19, 2011

Answer 7

Don't know how to spell it, but it's pronounced priviyet and it's Russian.

привет - Gocika, Mar 19, 2011

Well, there you go. - Vince_Peña, Mar 19, 2011

Answer 8

szervusz - Hungarian / Húngaro / Magyar

Answer 9

Bonjour! (French)

Answer 10

Aloha! hawaiian

Answer 11

ahoj - Czech

Answer 12

ciao! ( italiano )

Answer 13

Dia duit! - Irish

Answer 14

¡hola! spanish

Answer 15

Zdravo! (Serbian)

здраво! - Gocika, Mar 19, 2011