How many languages can you speak? (or say hello in)

Question

Just a curiosity... I just wanted to know all of the different languages everyone speaks! Just write down your nationality and then the languages you can speak... then write hello in that language next to it.

Good! - diagonx, Jun 1, 2012

Almost forgot to vote! :-) - 0095ca4c, Jun 1, 2012

I'm Algerian girl.i speak four langiages,which are:Arabic Language السلام عليكم.French language Salut.English language Hello.Spanish language Hola. - catou87, Jun 1, 2012

i from Malaysia.i can speak 6 languages.mandarin,bahasa melayu,english,kantonis,hokkien,spanish..some of the languges are dificult to express by using alphabets - hansonhow, Jun 1, 2012

Answer 1

IM de namibia y puede hablar 6 idioma inglés-Hola, hallo Afrikaans, español - hola, alemán guten tag y 2 idioma africano, que es oshiherero-moshavii, damara nama-matisa,

im from namibia and can speak 6 languages english-hello afrikaans-hallo spanish-hola german-guten tag oshiherero-moshavii damara nama-matisa

Namibia, where the san whistles and sings.... Hoe gaan dit? - katydew, Oct 12, 2012

Answer 2

English- Hello/Hi

Spanish- Hola

Some Italian- Ciao

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Inglés - Hello/Hi

Español- Hola

Un poco de italiano- Ciao

Ciao means hello and goodbye - 0066cfd7, Jun 1, 2012

I know...It's a useful little word :) - PumpkinCalabaza, Jun 11, 2012

Answer 3

Hey guys I have already posted on this thread but as an update I have just enrolled in the local government funded catalan classes here in Barcelona. Jo em dic Ken. My name is Ken or Jo soc ell Ken. I am Ken, bon dia for good morning and hello is Hola as in Spanish. Jo tinc setanta-sis anys, I am 76 years old so it's never too late to learn a new language.

You will be supporting Barca next amigo :) - ian-hill, Oct 12, 2012

Answer 4

English : Hello French : Bonjour Spanish : Hola Japanese : Ohio gazaimas and Conitua, these are the phonetic sounds meaning good morning and good afternoon and Sayonara is goodbye, ardigatto is thank you and I think watashiwa anatoul ishimasu or something like that was I love you, I used to know more but it is a long time ago that I was there in 1956.

Answer 5

Australian : G'day owyrgoin oriteryuz ?

G'day Mate!! :). - shish75, Jun 9, 2012

No worries shish , have a good one ! - ray76, Jun 10, 2012

Answer 6

Syrian = Arabic : Marhaba.

English : Hi , hello

French : Salut.

Spanish:Hola

Answer 7

Arabic(I'm Lebanese) marhaba / ahlan

French Bonjour / bon après midi / bon soir (depends on the time of the day)

English Hello / Hi

Spanish Hola

Answer 8

syrian marhaba

Ahlain !!:) - shish75, Jun 9, 2012

Answer 9

arabic : marhaba english and spanish you know it ....

Answer 10

Just Spanish and English hello/hola

Answer 11

I am from Hong Kong. I speak four languages, English-Hello Spanish Hola Cantonese-?? Chinese(Putonghua)-N? h?o

Answer 12

Fluent English, reasonably good German, and some Spanish (but I am trying). As for "hello", well...

Hello (English)

Hola/Buenos Días/Buenas Tardes (Español)

Bonjour/Bonsoir (French)

Guten Tag/Guten Morgen/Guten Abend/Gruss Gott (German)

Buongiorno (Italian)

Zdravo (Serbian)

Kaliméra/Kalispéra (Greek)

Konnichiwa (Japanese)

and finally Ni Hao (Chinese Mandarin)

I was wondering what it was in Mandarin. Thanks! - SaigeSmith, Oct 12, 2012

I'm also fluent in complete rubbish, or so I'm told XD XD - Scribe-Lady, Oct 12, 2012

Answer 13

As a Canadian I can speak both British and American English. That is all Lol. But I can understand simple French and I can say hello comfortably in a few languages.

French - bonjour, bonsoir, salut, allo

Swedish - god dag

Spanish - hola

Pig Latin - ellohay, ihay

Answer 14

Native American - O si yo - Namasta

English - Hello

Spanish - Hola

Jaja - sinsonte, Jun 1, 2012

What are you laughing at Sinsonte? - rac1, Jun 1, 2012

We are kin folk. I'm Cherokee;) - Ranman, Jun 1, 2012

Me too, Ranman!!! :):):) - rac1, Jun 1, 2012

Actually, I left one out......Bonjour!! - rac1, Jun 1, 2012

Answer 15

English - Hello

Spanish - Hola

Portuguese - Olá

Turkish - Merhaba