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"'''Hello'''" is a [[salutation]] or [[Greeting habits|greeting]] – see [[spoken greeting]]. It is also the name of several things. It is also said as "Hi" and translates to Hola (in [[Spanish language|Spanish]]), Bonjour (in [[French language|French]]), Konnichiwa (in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]), Merhaba (in [[Turkish language|Turkish]]), Ni Hao (in [[Mandarin]]) and many others.
"'''Hello'''" is a [[salutation]] or [[Greeting habits|greeting]] – see [[spoken greeting]]. It is also the name of several things. It is also said as "Hi" and translates to ola (in [[portuguese language|Portuguese]]) Hola (in [[Spanish language|Spanish]]), Bonjour (in [[French language|French]]), Konnichiwa (in [[Japanese language|Japanese]]), Merhaba (in [[Turkish language|Turkish]]), Ni Hao (in [[Mandarin]]) and many others.


Speakers of many languages use "hello" or something very similar-sounding when speaking on the telephone, regardless of the normal greeting in that language. Examples would be Russian "алло" and Thai "haloo."
Speakers of many languages use "hello" or something very similar-sounding when speaking on the telephone, regardless of the normal greeting in that language. Examples would be Russian "алло" and Thai "haloo."

Revision as of 05:06, 4 June 2005

"Hello" is a salutation or greeting – see spoken greeting. It is also the name of several things. It is also said as "Hi" and translates to ola (in Portuguese) Hola (in Spanish), Bonjour (in French), Konnichiwa (in Japanese), Merhaba (in Turkish), Ni Hao (in Mandarin) and many others.

Speakers of many languages use "hello" or something very similar-sounding when speaking on the telephone, regardless of the normal greeting in that language. Examples would be Russian "алло" and Thai "haloo."

Things commonly known as Hello include: