User:Hutorok134/sandbox/List of greetings in different languages

This list contains greetings for most of the world's languages and dialects. If you find errors, please fix them. If a language you know is missing, please add a translation.

Important: The only time-based greetings that are included are during morning, midday, and afternoon. Greetings used during evening and nighttime are excluded.

Abbreviations

frm – Formal greeting
inf – Informal greeting
rsp – Response
m – Said to a male
f – Said to a female
eld – Said to an elderly person
sg – Singular form (One person)
dl – Dual form (Two people)
tl – Trial form (Three people)
pl – Plural form (Many people)

List

Abaza – Мыш бзи (Myş bzi), Сальам (Sal'am) - inf
Abenaki – Kwai
Abkhaz – Бзиа збаша (Bzia zbaşa), Бзиара убааит (Bziara ubaait) - sg (m), Бзиара ббааит (Bziara bbaait) - sg (f), Бзиара жәбааит (Bziara žəbaait) - pl, Салам (Salam) - inf
Acehnese – Halo, Hai
Acholi – Amoti, Amoti kactoma, Itye nining - frm, Nining - inf
Achterhooks – Goeiendag eem - frm, Moi - inf
Adangme – Ngami
Adyghe – Фэсапщы (Fasāpŝə), Сэлам (Salām) - inf
Afar – Salaam qalaykum
Afrikaans – Hallo, Haai - inf, Goeie dag - frm
Aghem – Wun bi, Wun zi, Enzə̂n
Aghul – Салам (Salam)
Agutaynen – Muyang kaldaw, Muya ka - rsp
Ahom – 𑜈𑜩𑜨 𑜀𑜪𑜨 (bayo kaṃo)
Ahtna – Ugheli Dzaen
Ainu – イランカラㇷ゚テ (irankarapte)
Äiwoo – Kowaa, Likoo, Nedebââ
Akan – Maakye, Maaha, Maadwo
Akkadian – 𒋗𒌌𒈬𒌝 (šulmum)
Aklanon – Kamusta, Hay, Hello
Al Bhed – Rammu, Re - inf, Rao - inf
Alabama – Chíkmàa
Alas – Horas, Menjuah-juah
Albanian (Gheg) – Tungâtjeta, Tung - inf
Albanian (Tosk) – Përshëndetje, Tungjatjeta, Ç'kemi
Aleut – Aang
Algilez – Griti
Algonquin – Kwey - sg, Kwey kakina - pl
Alien – ⊑⟒⌰⌰⍜, ⊑⟟ - inf, ⊑⟒⊬ - inf
Alsatian – Hallo, Güete Tag, Güete Morje, Buschur, Salü, Salü bisàmme
Altai (Northern) – Јакшылар (Ĵakşılar) - frm, Јакшы (Ĵakşı) - inf, Эзен (Ezen), Эзендер (Ezender)
Altai (Southern) – Якшылар (Jakşılar) - frm, Якшы (Jakşı) - inf, Эзен (Ezen), Эзендер (Ezender), Селем (Selem)
Alur – Maberi
Alutiiq – Cama’i
Alyutor – Мей (Mej)
American Sign Language – (right-hand open-B palm-left; close to body right side of forehead; right-hand moves out)
Amharic – ሀሎ (hālo), ሃይ (hayi), ታዲያስ (tadīyasi) - inf, ሰላም (selami) - inf, ጤና ይስጥልኝ (t’ēna yisit’ilinyi) - frm
Amis – Nga'ayho
File:Ancient Greek Culture Flag.jpg Ancient Greek – Χαῖρε (Chaĩre) - sg, Χαίρετε (Chaírete) - pl
Angevin – Bonjou
Angika – अहाँ (ahān)
Angkola – Horas
Anglish – Hail
Angloromani – Kushti divvus
Anguillan Creole – Ello, Aye
Antiguan and Barbudan Creole – Hey, Ah wah do
Ao (Naga) – Salem
Apache (Western) – Dagotʼee, Daʼanzho, Yaʼateh
Arabic (Algeria) – مرحبا (marḥaba), ع سلامة (a' salamah), أهلا ('ahla) - inf
Arabic (Algerian Sahara) – مرحبا (marḥaba), السلام عليكم (es-salām 'alaykum)
Arabic (Baharna) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba), أهلا (ahlan) - inf
Arabic (Bedawi) – مرحبا (marḥaba)
Arabic (Chad) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, لله (lale) - inf
Arabic (Cyprus) – Şlomo
Arabic (Egypt) – ألسّلام عليكم (is-salām 'alaykum) - frm, وعليكم السّلام (wa 'alaykum is-salām) - frm (rsp), أهلاً و سهلاً (ahlan wa sahlan), أهلاً بيك (ahlan beek), أهلاً (ahlan) - inf
Arabic (Gulf, Bahrain) – مرحبا (marḥaba), أهلا (ahlan) - inf
Arabic (Gulf, Kuwait) – مرحبا (marḥaba), هلا (hala) - inf
Arabic (Gulf, Qatar) – مرحبا (marḥaba), أهلا وسهلا ('ahlan wasahlan), سلام (salām) - inf, أهلا (ahlan) - inf
Arabic (Gulf, United Arab Emirates) – مرحبا (marḥaba), أهلا وسهلا ('ahlan wasahlan), هلا (hala) - inf, قوة (guwa) - inf, أهلا (ahlan) - inf
Arabic (Hassaniya) – سلام عليكم (salām 'alaykum) - frm, وعليكم السلام ('walaykum as-salām) - frm (rsp), مرحبا (marḥaba)
Arabic (Hejaz) – مرحبا (marḥaba), السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, أهلا ('ahlan) - inf, هلا (hala) - inf
Arabic (Iraq, North) – مرحبا (marḥaba), هلو (helaw) - inf
Arabic (Iraq, South) – مرحبا (marḥaba), هلو (helaw) - inf
Arabic (Juba) – سلام عليكم (salām 'alaykum) - frm, سلام (salām) - inf, أهلين ('ahlayn) - inf
Arabic (Levant, North, Lebanon) – مرحبا (marḥaba)
Arabic (Levant, North, Syria) – مرحبا (marḥaba)
Arabic (Levant, South, Jordan) – مرحبا (marḥaba)
Arabic (Levant, South, Palestine) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, وعليكم السلام ('walaykum as-salām) - frm (rsp), مرحبا (marḥaba), اهلين (ahlayn) - rsp, هاي (hāy) - inf
Arabic (Libya) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba), أهلاً (ahlan) - inf
Arabic (Modern Standard) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, و عليكم السلام (wa 'alaykum as-salām) - frm (rsp), مرحبا (marḥaban), أهلا (ahlan) - inf, سلام (salam) - inf, صباح الخير (ṣbaḥ alḫir) - frm, صباح النور (ṣbaḥ alnwr) - frm (rsp)
Arabic (Morocco) – اسلا عليكم (ssalamū 'lekum) - frm, السلام (as-salām) - inf
Arabic (Najd) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحب (marḥab), هلو (halaw) - inf
Arabic (Oman) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum)
Arabic (Saʽidi) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, صيدا (sa'ida) - inf
Arabic (Shihhi) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba), هلا (hala) - inf
Arabic (Sudan) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba), إزيك (izēyak) - inf (m), إزيك (izēyik) - inf (f)
Arabic (Tajikistan) – As-salaam 'alaykhom, As-salaam u 'alaykhom
Arabic (Tunisia) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba), عسلامة ('aslema), أهلا (ahla) - inf
Arabic (Uzbekistan) – Asalom u alaykhum
Arabic (Yemen) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba), أهلاً (ahlan) - inf
Arabic (Yemen, Hadhramaut) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba)
Arabic (Yemen, Sanaa) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba), سلام (salām) - inf, حياة (ḥayā) - inf
Arabic (Yemen, Taiz-Aden) – السلام عليكم (as-salām 'alaykum) - frm, مرحبا (marḥaba), سلام (salām) - inf, هياة (hayā) - inf
Aragonese – Ola
Aramaic – ܫܠܡܐ ܥܠܚܢ (shlama alakhon)
Aranese – Adiu - sg, Adishatz - pl
Arapaho – Héébee - m, Tous - f
Arbëresh – Falem
Archi – Салам алейкум (Salam aleykum), Варчӏами (Varčʼami)
Armenian (Classical) – Ողջո՜յն (Voghjo՜yn)
Armenian (Eastern) – Ողջույն (Voghjuyn), Բարև (Barev) - inf, Բարև ձեզ (Barev dzez) - frm
Armenian (Western) – Բարեւ (Parev) - inf, Բարեւ ձեզ (Parev tsez) - frm
Aromanian – Salut, Bunâ dzâua - frm, Bunâ - inf
Arpitan (Franco-Provençal) – Bonzhò, Bondzour, Adyù - inf
Arpitan (Franco-Provençal), Saint-Jean-Soleymieux – Bondzour
Arrernte – Werte
Arvanitika – Jε μιρε̰ (Je mirë), Jαμ σ̈ȣμε̰ μιρε̰ (Jam shumë mirë) - rsp
Assamese – নমস্কাৰ (nomoskar)
Assyrian Neo-Aramaic – ܫܠܡܐ (shlama) - inf, ܫܠܡܐ ܥܠܘܟ݂ (shlama alwuki) - frm (sg, m), ܫܠܡܐ ܥܠܟܝ (shlama alakiy) - frm (sg, f), ܫܠܡܐ ܥܠܘܟܘܢ (shlama alawkiwon) - frm (pl)
Asturian – Hola, Bonos díes - frm, Ei - inf
Atayal – Lokah su
Ateso – Yoga
Atikamekw – Kwei
aUI – - (pe-rUI) - frm, - (te-rUI) - frm, - (tiO-I) - inf
Australian Kriol – Alo, Gude - inf
Avar – ВорчӀами (Vorç'ami)
Avestan – 𐬙𐬊𐬬𐬀 𐬙𐬀𐬬 (tova tav), 𐬞𐬂𐬙𐬋𐬭𐬬𐬀 𐬙𐬀𐬬 (påtōrva tav) - frm, 𐬨𐬎𐬙𐬋𐬭𐬬𐬀 𐬙𐬀𐬬 (mutōrva tav) - frm, 𐬨𐬊𐬎𐬐 (mouk) - inf
Awadhi – हेलो (helo), नमस्ते (namaste)
Aymara (Central) – Kamisaraki, Kamisaki, Aski urükipana, Aski urukïpanaya - rsp
Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan) – Salam, Salam əleyküm, Əleyküm salam - rsp
Azerbaijani (Iran) – سەلام (səlam)
Azerbaijani (Russia) – Салам (Salam), Салам әлејкүм (Salam əleyküm), Әлејкүм салам (Əleyküm salam) - rsp
Bafia – Biri lá fɔ́ɔ́
Bagheli – नमस्ते (namaste), नमस्कार (namaskār)
Bahamian Creole – Hello, What You Sayin - inf, What Da Wybe Is - inf
Bajan Creole – Hey, How you go, How you doin'
Bajau (West Coast) – Salamat, Mahal
Bajjika – प्रनाम (pranām)
Baka – I bà doto jɔ̀ kpɛ kɛ ɛ
Bakoko – Ílá íkɛ
Balinese – Hai - inf, Halo - inf, Swastiastu - frm, Om swastiastu - frm
Balochi (Eastern) – السلام علیکم (elsalám lékam) - frm, سلام (salám), چون ئے (chón ay) - inf
Balochi (Southern) – سلام علیکم (salám lékam) - frm, چون ئے (chón ey) - inf
Balochi (Western) – سلام علیکم (salám lékam) - frm, چون ئے (chón ey) - inf
Balti – زھلے (zhule), اسلام علیکم (asalaam aleikum; Muslim variant)
Bambara – I ni ce - sg, Aw ni ce - pl
Bamum – Me sha’ashe, Wou wemmeur, Pù sà kùe
Bangala – Mbote
Banjarese – Halau
Bantoanon (Asi) – Kumusta ka
Banyumasan – Halo
Baoulé – Anouho
Barbareño – Haku'
Basaa – Mè nyéga, I nkè lè la
Bashkir – Һаумыһығыҙ (Haumıhığıź), Сәләм (Säläm)
Basque – Kaixo - inf, Egunon - frm, Arratsalde on - frm
Bassa – M̀ mɔ́ínǹ - sg, Ɓě mɔ́ínǹ - pl
Batak (Karo) – Horas, Halo
Batak (Mandailing) – Horas
Batak (Simalungun) – Horas
Batak (Toba) – Horas, Ale
Bats – მარშიხ ვალ (Maršix val) - m, მარშიხ ჲალ (Maršix yal) - f
Bavarian – Seavus, Servus, Grias God, Gumoang
Belarusian (Official) – Вітаю (Vitaju), Дзень добры (Dzień dobry), Добры дзень (Dobry dzień), Вітаем (Vitajem), Прывітанне (Pryvitannie) - inf, Здароў (Zdaroŭ) - inf, Прывет (Pryviet) - inf
Belarusian (Taraškievica) – Вітаю (Vitaju), Дзень добры (Dzień dobry), Добры дзень (Dobry dzień), Вітаям (Vitajam), Прывітаньне (Pryvitańnie) - inf, Прывітаньня (Pryvitańnia) - inf
Belgorodic – Здравствуĭте (Zdravstvuĭte) - frm, Здрасьте (Zdras'te) - frm, Прiвет (Privet) - inf, Зтiрово (Ztirovo) - inf
Belizean Creole – Wassup wid yu, Weh di go aan, Gud mawnin
Bemba – Shani, Uli shani - inf, Muli shani - frm
Bengali – হ্যালো (hyālō), হাই (hā'i) - inf, নমস্কার (namaskāra; Hindu variant), আসসালামু আলাইকুম (āsasālāmu ālā'ikuma; Muslim variant), সালাম (sālāma; Muslim variant) - inf
Berber – ⴰⵣⵓⵍ (azul)
Betawi – Halo, Woy
Bété (Daloa) – Ayo
Bété (Gagnoa) – Ayo
Bété (Guiberoua) – Ayo
Bhili – કીમ હા (kīma hā)
Bhojpuri – प्रणाम (pranam) - frm, एहो (aho) - inf
Biatah – Kudu
Bikol (Central) – Kumusta
Bishnupriya Manipuri – নমস্কার (namaskāra)
Bislama – Halo
Blaan – Sàlamàt
Blackfoot – ᖲᖽ (oki)
Bobo – Ka tiana, Ka sion
Bodo (India) – खुलुम्बाइ (khulumbā'i), ओइ (ō'i)
Bole – Sàlāmku, Usèku, Usè - inf, Tò sàlāmù àlaikùm - frm
Bonggi – Ei aha, Helo
Bosnian – Dobar dan - frm, Zdravo, Ćao - inf
Bouyei – Mengz ndil
Breton – Salud deoc'h, Salud
Buginese – ᨕᨚᨕᨙ (oe)
Bulgarian – Здравейте (Zdraveĭte) - frm, Здравей (Zdraveĭ) - inf, Здрасти (Zdrasti) - inf
Bulu (Cameroon) – Mbolo
Burmese – မင်္ဂလာပါ (maingalarpar)
Buryat – Мэндээ (Mendee), Сайн (Sajn), Сайн байна (Sajn bajna)
Caddo – Kúhaʔahat, Kuaʔaat - inf
Cahuilla – Míyaxwen
Caló – Mey, Orí, Lachós chíbeses, Lachis tasatás
Cameroonian Pidgin English – Hello, How na, Na how wuna dey
Cantabrian – Hola, Güenos diyas
Cantonese – 你好 (nei5 hou2)
Cape Verdean Creole (Kabuverdianu) – Olá, Oi
Capiznon – Hello, Kamusta - frm, Musta - inf
Caribbean Hindustani (Guyana) – Namaste, Salaam
Caribbean Hindustani (Suriname) – Namaste, Salaam
Caribbean Hindustani (Trinidad) – Sitaram, Sitarama
Carolinian – Tirow - frm, Ififi - inf
Catalan – Hola, Bon dia
Cayuga – Sgę́꞉nǫʼ
Cebuano – Kumusta, Hello, Hi
Central Alaskan Yupʼik – Waqaa, Cama-i
Central Atlas Tamazight – ⴰⵣⵓⵍ (azul)
Central Siberian Yupik – Natesiin
Chakma – 𑄚𑄧𑄟𑄧𑄥𑄴𑄇𑄢𑄧 (namaskāra) - frm, 𑄦𑄱𑄡𑄧 (hoya) - inf
Cham (Eastern) – ꨧꨤꩌ (salam)
Cham (Western) – ꨧꨤꩌ ꨧꨄ (salam sa-ai) - frm, ꨧꨤꩌ (salam) - inf
Chamicuro – Alawalo
Chamorro (Guam) – Håfa ådai, Buenas
Chamorro (Northern Mariana Islands) – Hafa adai
Champenois – Bonjo, Bonjo don
Chavacano (Caviteño) – Ola
Chavacano (Zamboangueño) – Que tal, Hola
Chechen – Салам (Salam), Маршалла хуьлда (Marşalla xülda), Маршалла ду (Marşalla du), Ассаламу ӏалайкум (Assalamu jalaykum)
Cherokee – ᎣᏏᏲ (osiyo) - frm, ᏏᏲ (siyo) - inf, ᏏᏳ (siyu) - inf
Cheyenne – Haáahe - m, Héehe - f, Náho'êho'öhtse, Ného'nâho'ôhtsevâtse, Ného'héve'hoomâtse, Epêhéva'e tséxho'êhneto - rsp
Chhattisgarhi – नमस्ते (namastē)
Chichewa (Nyanja) – Moni - sg, Moni onse - pl
Chickasaw – Chokma
Chinese (Classical) – 你好 (nǐ hǎo) - inf, 您好 (nín hǎo) - frm
Chinese (Gan) – 你好 (nǐ hǎo)
Chinese (Hakka) – 你好 (ngi2 ho3), 你好冇 (ngi2 ho3 mo)
Chinese (Huizhou) – 你好 (nǐ hǎo)
Chinese (Jin) – 你好 (nǐ hǎo)
Chinese (Mandarin, Simplified) – 你好 (nǐ hǎo) - inf (sg), 您好 (nín hǎo) - frm (sg), 你们好 (nǐmen hǎo) - pl, 嗨 (hāi) - inf, 哈啰 (hāluō) - inf
Chinese (Mandarin, Traditional) – 你好 (nǐ hǎo) - inf (sg), 您好 (nín hǎo) - frm (sg), 你們好 (nǐmen hǎo) - pl, 嗨 (hāi) - inf, 哈囉 (hāluō) - inf
Chinese (Min, Dong) – 汝好 (nṳ̄ hō̤)
Chinese (Min, Nan) – 汝好 (lí hó) - inf, 林好 (lín hó) - frm
Chinese (Min, Pu–Xian) – 汝好 (tœk hou), 好 (ho) - rsp
Chinese (Wu, Simplified) – 侬好 (non6 hau5)
Chinese (Wu, Traditional) – 儂好 (non6 hau5)
Chinese (Xiang) – 你好 (ni hao)
Chinese (Yue) – 你好 (nei5 hou2)
Chinook Jargon – Klahowya
Chipewyan – ʔÉdlánet’é
Chippewa – Aaniin, Aanii, Boozhoo
Chitonga – Mwe uli - inf, Timoneni, Mwayuka uli - frm, Mwatandala uli - frm
Chittagonian – আস্সালামুআলাইকুম (ās'sālāmu'ālā'ikuma) - frm, ওন (ōna) - inf, আও (ā'ō) - inf
Chochenyo – Horsé tuuxi
Choctaw – Halito
Chokwe – Kuchi, Menekenu, Mwane - rsp
Chukchi – Еттык (Ettyk) - frm, Амын еттык (Amyn ettyk) - frm, Ети (Eti) - inf, Етти (Etti) - inf
Church Slavonic – Христо́съ во́скресе (Xristósŭ vóskrese), Вои́стинꙋ во́скресе (Voístinu vóskrese) - rsp
Chuukese – Ran anim
Chuvash – Салам (Salam), Авани (Avani)
Cimbrian – Guuten takh
Coeur d'Alene – A his'laqht, Limlemtsh u'ltsgwichstmn
Comanche – Marʉ́awe - sg, Marʉ́awebu̱kwu̱ - dl, Haa marʉ́awe - pl, Haa marʉ́awe, Marʉ́awekwai
Comorian (Maore) – Jéjé - inf, Jéjé monye - inf (m), Jéjé bweni - inf (f), Kwézi - eld, Bariza
Comorian (Mwali) – Habare, Jeje
Comorian (Ndzwani) – Habari, Salama, Jeje, Bariza
Comorian (Ngazidja) – Bariza, Salam, Kwezi - eld, Edje - inf
Cook Islands Māori (Rarotongan) – Kia Orana
Coptic – Ⲛⲟϥⲣⲓ (Nofri)
Cornish – Dydh da, Yow - inf, Hou sos - inf, Lowena dhis - frm (sg), Lowena dhywgh - frm (pl)
Corsican – Bonghjornu, Salute
Cree (Plains) – ᑖᓂᓯ (tânisi)
Crimean Tatar (Russia) – Мераба (Meraba), Селям (Selâm)
Crimean Tatar (Ukraine) – Meraba, Selâm
Croatian – Zdravo, Bok - inf, Bog - inf, Čao - inf, Dobar dan - frm
Crow – Sho'daache, Kahée
Cumbric – Didh da
Cupeño – Míyaxwe
Curonian – Kails, Kailas
Cuyonon – Komosta
Czech – Ahoj, Nazdar - inf, Čau - inf, Čus - inf, Dobrý den - frm
Dagaare – A be la son
Dagbani – Yɛn ni
Dakota – Hau - m, Han - f
Dalmatian – Buna dai
Danish – Hej - inf, Hej du - inf, Dav - inf, Hallo, Goddag - frm
Dargwa – Салам (Salam)
Dari – سلام (salam) - inf, سلام علیکم (salam alikam) - frm, درود (dorud)
Daza – Wasadi, Kilaha
Deccani – ناککو (nakko), کئیکو (kaiku), حللو (hallu)
Deg Xinag – Ndadz dengit’a
Denaʼina – Naghe nduniyu
Deori – Dakiya, Agunjuma
Dhivehi – އައްސަލާމު ޢަލައިކުމް (assalāmu 'alaikum) - frm, ކިހިނެހް (kihineh) - inf
Dholuo – Amosi, Misawa - frm, Misawa ahinya - frm (rsp), Ber - inf, Ber ahinya - inf (rsp)
Dhuwal – Hello, Hey
Dinka (Southwestern) – Ɣä, Yin ca möth
Ditidaht – ʔUx̣ʷaƛak, Hiiʔ ʔux̣ʷaƛas - rsp
Dobrujan Tatar – Selam, Maraba, Selam alekím, Alekím selam - rsp, Kayîrlî kún, Kún aydîn
Dogon – Alapiale, Alapiagili
Dogri (India) – नमस्कार (namskar; Hindu variant), नमस्ते (namste; Hindu variant), चरणबंदना (charanbandana; Hindu variant, eld), पैरिपे (pairipe; Hindu variant, eld), सलाम लेकुम (salām lekum; Muslim variant)
Dogri (Pakistan) – نمسکار (namskar; Hindu variant), نمستے (namste; Hindu variant), چراںبندانہ (charanbandana; Hindu variant, eld), پیریپے (pairipe; Hindu variant, eld), سلام لکم (salām lekum; Muslim variant)
Dogrib (Tlicho) – Mahsì, Masì, Sı̨nà neehʔı̨ - sg, Hazdǫò sı̨nà nexeehʔı̨ - pl
Dolgan – Дорообо (Doroobo)
Dombe (Tonga) – Mbiyeni, Mwapona, Wapona
Dominican Creole French – Bonjou
Doteli – नमस्ते (namastē), नमस्कार (namaskāra)
Dothraki – Athchomar Chomakaan, M’athchomaroon
Drèents – Moi, Huj
Drehu – Bozo, Bozu, Talofa
Duala – Mônè, Idiɓà á ɓwâm ě, E mala ne
Dungan (Gansu) – Ни хо (Ni huo), Сэляму (Sailiamou), Хома (Huoma)
Dungan (Shaanxi) – Ни хо (Ni huo), Сэляму (Sailiamou), Хома (Huoma)
Dusun (Central) – Kopisanangan
Dutch – Hallo - frm, Goededag - frm, Goeiedag - frm, Dag - inf, Hoi - inf
Dutch (Brabantian) – Euuuj, Hojje, Houdoe
Dyula – I ni sɔgɔma
Dzongkha – སྐུ་གཟུགས་བཟང་པོ་ལགས (sku gzugs bzang po lags) - frm, སྐུ་གཟུགས་བཟང་པོ (sku gzugs bzang po) - inf, སྐུ་གཟུགས (sku gzugs) - inf
Early Modern English (Shakespearean) – Hail, How do you do - frm, Ahoy - inf
Ede (Idaca) – Ékooni
Edo – Kọyọ, Kọọ
Efik – Mọkọm, Ekọm do
Egyptian – 𓋹𓍑𓋴 (ꜥnḫ wḏꜢ snb)
Ejagham – Ɛ́rí nan
Emilian – Ciaû
Emoji – 👋
Enets – Дорово (Dorovo)
English – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf
English (African-American Vernacular) – What's up, Wassup, How you doin', Dap me up - frm, Yo - inf, Ay - inf, Ayo - inf, Sup - inf
English (Australia) – Hello, G'day, Hi - inf, Hey - inf, Howdy - inf
English (Base64) – SGVsbG8=, SGk= - inf, SGV5 - inf
English (Basic) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf
English (Binary code) – 01001000 01100101 01101100 01101100 01101111, 01001000 01101001 - inf, 01001000 01100101 01111001 - inf
English (Braille) – ⠠⠓⠑⠇⠇⠕, ⠠⠓⠊ - inf, ⠠⠓⠑⠽ - inf
English (Canada) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf, Eh - inf
English (Caribbean) – Wah gwaan, Weh yuh seh, Hail up
English (Deseret) – 𐐐𐐯𐑊𐐬, 𐐐𐐴 - inf, 𐐐𐐩 - inf
English (Hong Kong) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf
English (India) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf
English (Ireland) – Well, How are you, Howya - inf, I'm grand - rsp
English (Kenya) – Hello, Hi - inf, What's up - inf, Sasa - inf, How are you - frm
English (Malaysia) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf
English (Morse code) – / .... . .-.. .-.. --- /, / .... .. / - inf, / .... . -.-- / - inf
English (New Zealand) – Hello, Kia ora, G'day, Hi - inf, Heya - inf
English (Newfoundland) – Whaddayat, Dissisit - rsp
English (Nigeria) – Hello, How far, Helo - inf
English (Philippines) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf, Hello po - frm
English (Scotland) – Hello, Hullo, Alright, Awrite, Hey - inf, Hiya - inf
English (Shavian) – 𐑣𐑩𐑤𐑴, 𐑣𐑲 - inf, 𐑣𐑱 - inf
English (Singapore) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf, Hey there - inf
English (South Africa) – Howzit, Heita, Aweh, Hello
English (United Kingdom) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf, Hiya - inf, Hallo - inf, Hullo (obsolete)
English (United States) – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf, Hey there - inf, Howdy - inf, Yo - inf, Ay - inf, Ayo - inf, What's up - inf, Sup - inf
English (Upside Down) – oןןǝH, ıH - inf, ʎǝH - inf
Erzya – Шумбрат (Šumbrat) - inf, Шумбрачи (Šumbrači) - frm (sg), Шумбратадо (Šumbratado) - frm (pl)
Esan – Dò
Esperanto – Saluton - frm, Saluto - frm, Sal - inf
Estonian – Tere, Tervist, Tsau - inf
Eton – Ò nə̀ mbɔ̀gí ì
Etruscan – 𐌀𐌂𐌖𐌍 (acun), 𐌀𐌅𐌂𐌅𐌀 (avcva), 𐌀𐌅𐌄𐌒𐌖 (avequ)
Even – Торова (Torova)
Evenki – Дорово (Dorovo)
Ewe – Alekee
Ewondo – Bembekiri, Ndɔ miná yá
Extremaduran – Ola, Buenas, Heu - inf, Hai - inf
Eyak – ’I, Iishuh
Fang (Bantu) – Mbolo - sg, Mboloani - pl
Fante – Me ma wo akye, Me ma wo aha
Farefare – Tuuma Tuuma
Faroese – Halló, Hey - inf, Góðan dag - frm
Feʼfeʼ – Mbə̄ə̄ lɑ́, Ngɑ̌ cɑ̀'sì ō, Nzɑ̌ léé è, Yáá mα lahā
Fiji Hindi – Kaise, Bula, Namaste - frm (Hindu variant), Raam raam - inf (Hindu variant), Salaam alaykum - frm (Muslim variant), Salaam - inf (Muslim variant)
Fijian – Bula - inf, Bula vinaka - sg, Drau bula - dl, Dou bula - pl
Filipino – Kumusta, Hello, Hi
Finnish – Terve, Hyvää päivää, Päivää, Moi, Hei, Moikka
Flemish (West) – Goejendag - frm, Hoeijendagh - frm, Hey - inf, Hoi - inf, Hallo - inf
Folkspraak – God dag - frm, Gud dag - frm, Hee - inf, Haj - inf
Fon – Un dó gbe
Forro Creole (Sãotomense) – Seja lovadu
Fox – Ahô
Franconian (Lorraine) – Moin
Franconian (Moselle) – Moin
French (Acadia) – Bonjour - frm, Salut - inf, Mais hallo toi
French (Canada) – Bonjour - frm, Bon matin - frm, Salut - inf
French (France) – Bonjour - frm, Salut - inf, Coucou - inf
French (Louisiana) – Bonjour
French (Luxembourg) – Bonjour - frm, Salut - inf, Coucou - inf
French (Missouri) – Beaujour
French (New England) – Bonjour
French (Switzerland) – Bonjour - frm, Coucou - inf, Ciao - inf, Adieu - inf
French Guianese Creole – Bonjou - frm, Alo - inf
Frisian (East, Saterland) – Hallo - inf, Hoi - inf, Goeie - frm, Gouden Dai - frm
Frisian (North, Föhr) – Gudai
Frisian (North, Mooring) – Moin - inf, Guundach - frm
Frisian (North, Sylt) – Moin - inf, Gurdai - frm
Frisian (West) – Hallo - inf, Hoi - inf, Goeie - frm, Goedei - frm
Friulian – Mandi
Fula – Sanu, Mihofnima
Fulfulde (Adamawa) – Use, Use maa, Sannu, Sannu maa, Salaamu aleykum
Fulfulde (Nigeria) – Sannu, Sannuko, Jam na
Futunan – Malo
Fuzhounese – 汝好 (rǔ hǎo)
Ga – Hɛloo, Amɛɛ
Gagauz – Seläm
Galician – Ola, Boas
Gallo – Bonjou - inf (sg), Bonjou a tertout - inf (pl), Le bonjou te va - frm (sg), La bonjourée a tertout - frm (pl)
Gallo-Italic (Sicily) – Bangiuorn
Gallurese – Salutu
Galo – Aldure
Garhwali – सिवासौँळी (sivāsaum̐ḷī), ढकुली (ḍhakulī), सेमन्या (sēman'yā), नमस्कार (namaskāra)
Garifuna – Buiti bináfi
Garo – Salam
Gascon – Adiu - sg, Adishatz - pl
Gbaya – Ɛnɛ duk hee ge
Geʽez – ሰላም ለከ (selami leke) - sg (m), ሰላም ለኪ (selami lekī) - sg (f), ሰላም ለክሙ (selami lekimu) - pl (m), ሰላም ለክን (selami lekini) - pl (f)
Georgian – გამარჯობა (gamarjoba)
German (Alemannic) – Solli, Griaßdi
German (Austria) – Servus - inf, Grüss dich - frm, Grüß Gott - frm
German (Basel) – Grüezi - frm (sg), Grüezi mittenand - frm (pl), Sali - inf (sg), Sali zämme - inf (pl), Hoi - inf
German (Belgium) – Hallo, Moin
German (Berlin) – Hallo, Moin, Tach - inf, Guten Tag - frm, Guten Morgen - frm, Juten Morjen - frm
German (Burgenland) – Dere
German (Chur) – Grüazi - frm (sg), Grüazi mitanand - frm (pl), Hallo, Hoi - inf (sg), Hoi zämma - inf (pl)
German (Germany) – Hallo, Guten Tag - frm, Guten Morgen - frm, Tag - inf
German (Hamburg) – Moin, Moin moin - inf
German (Liechtenstein) – Hoi, Sali, Servus, Salü
German (Low) – Moi, Moin, Hallo, Hoi - inf, Hai - inf, Hee - inf, Gode(n) Dag - frm, Ge(n)dag - frm
German (Lucerne) – Grüezi - frm (sg), Grüezi metendand - frm (pl), Sali - inf (sg), Sali zämme - inf (pl), Hoi zäme
German (Odenwald) – Gemmorsche
German (Palatine) – Salü, Gun Dach
German (South Tyrol) – Hoila
German (Swabia) – Hoi, Gudde Morge
German (Switzerland) – Grüezi - frm (sg), Grüezi mittenand - frm (pl), Sali - inf (sg), Salü - inf (sg), Sali zämme - inf (pl), Salü zämme - inf (pl), Hoi - inf, Hallo
Ghanaian Pidgin English – Yo, Wossop, How far
Ghɔmáláʼ – Gāə̌ càʼtə̀, Ǎ m gaə̂kə̀
Gibberish – Hibellibo, Hibi - inf, Hibey - inf
Gilaki – سلام (salam)
Gilbertese – Ko na mauri - frm (sg), Kam na mauri - frm (pl), Kam na bane ni mauri - frm (large pl), Mauri - inf
Giryama – Kwabuka mana, Wamukanzia, Ndidze, Dzasindadze, Sinda - rsp
Gitonga – Mwabonwa, Wabonwa
Gogo – Mbukwenyi, Mbukwa - rsp
Gorontalo – Halo, Hai
Gothic – 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌻𐍃 (hails) - m, 𐌷𐌰𐌹𐌻𐌰 (haila) - f
Gothic (Crimea) – 𐌺𐌽𐌰𐌿𐌴𐌽 𐍄𐌰𐌲 (knauen tag)
Greek – Γειά (Geiá) - inf, Γειά σου (Geiá sou) - inf, Γειά σας (Geiá sas) - frm, Χαίρετε (Chaírete) - frm (obsolete)
Greek (Calabria) – Καλαμέρα (Kalaméra)
Greek (Pontus) – Ντέ φτάς (Nté ftás)
Greenlandic (Kalaallisut) – Aluu - inf, Kutaa - frm
Grenadian Creole English – Ala
Griko – Καλιμὲρα (Kalimèra)
Gronings – Moi, Moi eem
Guadeloupean Creole – Bonjou
Guanche – Tamaragua
Guaraní (Paraguay) – Mba’éichapa, Maitei, Mba’etekópa
Guernésiais – Warro - inf, B(a)on-jour - frm, Banjour - frm
Guinea-Bissau Creole – Bon dia - frm, Boa tarde - frm, Kuma - inf
Gujarati – નમસ્તે (namastē), નમસ્કાર (namaskāra)
Gullah – Aaah-ee - inf, Morn-in, Morn-a, Hua go - frm
Gun – Mi kaaro - inf, Mi kaaro roo - frm
Gusii – Mbiore, Kwabokire, Buya - rsp
Guyanese Creole – Eh eh
Gwichʼin – Neenjit dôonch’yaa
Gyalrong (Situ) – 扎西德勒 (zha xi de lei)
Haida – Sán uu dáng gíidang
Hainanese – 汝好 (du o), 汝好无 (du o bo) - inf
Haitian Creole – Bonjou, Alo
Hakha Chin – Halo
Hän – Nänjit dähònche
Hanunoo – ᜫᜬᜧ ᜴ ᜣᜭᜯᜥ ᜴ ᜰᜲᜭᜥ ᜴ (mayad karawang sirang)
Harsusi – Wessalaam 'aleek
Haryanvi – राम राम (rām rām), राम राम जी (rām rām ji) - eld
Hausa – Sannu, Barka dai, Salama alaikum, Alaikum salam - rsp
Hawaiian – Aloha, Hui
Hawaiian Pidgin – Aloha, Howzit
Haya – Wabonaki, Tinabonakantu - rsp, Waguma, Naguma - rsp
Hebrew – שלום (shalom), שלום עליכם (shlum alichem), היי (hai)
Hehe – Sawu, Sau
Herero – Tjike, Koree
Hessian – Guden, Guude, Ei gude wie, Mosche
Hiligaynon – Kamusta
Himba – Mono
Hindi – नमस्ते (namaste; Hindu variant), नमस्कार (namaskār; Hindu variant), सलाम (salām; Muslim variant), सत श्री अकाल (sat shri akāl; Sikh variant), हेलो (helo) - inf
Hindko – سلام (salam)
Hiri Motu – Oi namo - sg, Umui namo - pl
Hittite – 𒀸𒋗 (aššu)
Hmar – Chibai, Inrêngin chibai, I daw ṭha maw
Hmong (Green) – Nyob zoo
Hmong (White) – Nyob zoo
Hmu (Northern) – Mongx vut - sg, Dangx dol vut - pl, Ghab bul mongx vut - inf
Hmu (Southern) – Moux rut, Moux chud jib nangd
Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) – Haho - m, Hą - f, Hinįkaraginʼ
Hokkien (Amoy) – 汝好 (lí-hó)
Hokkien (Philippines) – 汝好 (dī hō), 汝 (dī) - inf
Hokkien (Taiwan) – 汝好 (lí hó) - inf, 林好 (lín hó) - frm
Holikachuk – Etla
Hopi – Ahéé’
Hungarian – Jó napot kívánok - frm, Jó napot - frm, Szervusz - inf (sg), Szia - inf (sg), Szervusztok - inf (pl), Sziasztok - inf (pl)
Hunsrik – Halo, Oi
Hunsrückisch – Hallo, Moin
Iban – Helo, Hai
Ibatan – Ara ka mangu
Ibibio – Tiero o, Daro o, Kenam o - inf
Ibinda – Mbote
Icelandic – Halló - inf, Hæ - inf, Góðan dag - frm (sg), Góðan daginn - frm (pl), Sæll - m, Sæl - f
Idaʼan – Assalamualaikum, Nu ako - sg, Nu ako muyu - pl
Ido – Saluto, Bona jorno, Hola
Igala – Wola odudu, Wola oroka, Wola - sg, Me wola - pl
Igbo – Nnọọ, Ndewo, Kèdu
Ila – Wabonwa - sg, Mwabonwa - pl
Ilocano – Hello, Kablaaw
Indonesian – Halo, Hai - inf, Hi - inf, Salam - inf, Salam sejahtera - frm
Ineseño – Haku
Ingrian – Tere, Draastui
Ingush – Салам (Salam)
Innu-aimun (Montagnais) – Kuei, Pushu
Interglossa – Saluto
Interlingua – Bon die, Salute, Hallo
Interlingue (Occidental) – Salute, Bon die
Interslavic – Zdar - inf, Ahoj - inf, Čao - inf, Zdrav - frm, Zdravej - frm (sg), Zdravejte - frm (pl)
Inuinnaqtun – Haluuqqagin, Ublaami
Inuktitut – ᐊᐃ (ai) - inf, ᐊᐃᖓᐃ (aingai) - frm
Iñupiaq – Haluu, Hai, Haluuġikpiñ - sg, Haluuġivsik - dl, Haluuġivsi - pl
Inuvialuktun – Atitu, Ublaami, Qanuq itpin
Iowa-Otoe-Missouria (Chiwere) – Aho - m, Aha - f
Iquito – Juu
Irish – Dia dhuit - sg, Dia is Muire dhuit - sg (rsp), Dia dhaoibh - pl, Dia is Muire dhaoibh - pl (rsp), Haileo
Irish (Connacht) – Cén chaoi a bhfuil tú - sg, Ce chuil tú - sg, Cén chaoi a bhfuil sib - pl, Ce chuil sib - pl
Irish (Leinster) – Con'as tá
Irish (Munster) – Conas tá tú - sg, Conas taoi - sg, Conas tánn tú - sg, Conas tá sibh - pl, Conas táthaoi - pl, Conas tánn sibh - pl
Irish (Ulster) – Cad é mar tá tú - sg, Cad é mar tá sibh - pl
Irish (Ulster, Donegal) – Goidé mar tá tu - sg, Goidé mar tá sibh - pl
Isan – ทักทาย (thak thāi), สะหวัดดี (sa wat dī) - frm, หวัดดี (wat dī) - frm
Ishirkian – Toqi
Isoko – Mẹrigwẹ, Mẹdigwẹ
Istriot – Ciao, Bon dì
Istro-Romanian – Bura zi, Bura zija
Isu – Dzaǐ wɔ̌
Italian (Italy) – Ciao - inf, Salve, Buongiorno - frm
Italian (Romanesco) – Aò - inf, Salve, Buongiorno - frm
Italian (Switzerland) – Ciao - inf, Salve, Buongiorno - frm
Itelmen – Торова (Torova)
Ithkuil – Attál - inf, Attàwîl - inf, Ükhu - frm, Üphu attál - frm
Itsekiri – Bokọ
Iu Mien – Yiem longx nyei
Iulji – Сельват (Sel'vat) - inf, Сельаметіз бе (Sel'ametiz be) - frm
Ivatan – Ara ca mangu, Kapian ca pa nu Dios, Capian ca pa nu Dios
Iyaric – Bless up
Jamaican Patois – Ello, Owdi, Hail up, Waa gwaan, Gud day
Jämtlandic – God dag - frm, Hallå, Hei - inf
Japanese – こんにちは (kon'nichiwa) - frm, おはよう (ohayō), やあ (yā) - inf, おーい (ōi) - inf, おっす (ossu) - m
Japanese (Kansai) – まいど (maido)
Javanese – ꦲꦭꦺꦴ (halo)
Jeju – 반갑수다 (ban-gapsuda), 펜안ᄒᆞ우꽈 (pen-anhawukkwa), 펜안 (pen-an)
Jèrriais – Salut, Bouônjour
Jicarilla – Dá nzhǫ́
Jingpo – Kaja ai i
Jita – Waongela, Naongela - rsp
Jju – N na byyek
Judeo-Tat – Шолум (Şolum)
Judoon – Ho flo lo lo plo, Ho kro
Jutlandic (East) – Godaw
Jutlandic (South) – Mojn, Godaw
Jutlandic (West) – Goddaw
Juǀʼhoan – À ján, ǂXáí, Ján ǀàm
Kʼicheʼ – La utz awach, Ola
Kabardian – Уузыншэм (Uuzənšam), Салам (Sālām) - inf
Kabiye – Kʋñɔŋ - inf, Pɩsɩ takayɩhayʋʋ - frm
Kabyle – ⴰⵣⵓⵍ (azul)
Kadazan (Coastal) – Kopivosian
Kadazandusun – Kopisanangan, Kopivosian
Kalaw Lagaw Ya – Yawa - sg, Yawal - pl, Sew ngapa, Wa - rsp, Sauki, Siaupa, Sawa - rsp
Kalmyk – Мендвт (Mendvt) - frm, Менд (Mend) - inf
Kam – Tọi, Bạn lải
Kamba – Ũvoo - inf, Ũvoo waku - frm (sg), Ũvoo wenyu - frm (pl)
Kankanaey – Gawis ay agew, Gawis ay agew mo - sg, Gawis ay agew yo - pl
Kannada – ತುಳಿಲು (tuḷilu), ನಮಸ್ಕಾರ (namaskāra), ನಮಸ್ತೆ (namaste)
Kansa – Ho - m, Hawé - f
Kanuri (Central) – Lale
Kapampangan – Komusta
Kapingamarangi – Malia goe
Kaqchikel – Xsaqär - inf, Xsaqär nan - frm (f), Xsaqär tat - frm (m)
Karachay-Balkar – Кюнюгюз ашхы болсун (Künügüz aşxı bolsun), Салам алейкум (Salam aleykum) - inf, Салам (Salam) - inf
Karai-karai – Usako, Usè
Karakalpak – Ассалам әлейкум (Assalam áleykum), Сәлам (Sálam)
Karelian – Terveh
Karenni (Western) – ꤒꤟꤢꤧ꤬ꤚꤛꤢꤙꤢꤧ꤬ ꤔꤟꤢꤧ꤬ (thèryabè nhè) - sg, ꤒꤟꤢꤧ꤬ꤚꤛꤢꤙꤢꤧ꤬ ꤞꤤ꤭ (thèryabè þī) - pl
Karuk – Ayukîi
Kashmiri (India) – आदाब (ādāb) - frm, हेलो (helo) - inf, असलामु अलैकुम (asalāmu alaikum; Muslim variant), नमस्कार (namaskār; Hindu variant)
Kashmiri (Pakistan) – آداب (ādāb) - frm, ہیلو (helo) - inf, آسلاماليكم (asalāmu alaikum; Muslim variant), نمسکار (namaskār; Hindu variant)
Kashubian – Witéj - inf (sg), Witéjta - inf (pl), Witéjże - frm (sg), Witéjtaż - frm (pl)
Kassonke – Tanamasi
Kawaiisu – Hagare'enaam
Kazakh – Сәлем (Sälem) - inf, Сәлеметсіз бе (Sälemetsız be) - frm, Сәлеметсіздер (Sälemetsızder) - frm
Keapara – Aro'ola namana, Toma namana
Kenyang – Nnah
Kera – Aŋ naanә mo
Kerewe – Yebo - frm (m), Yege - frm (f), Sula - inf, Lelota - inf (rsp)
Khakas – Изен (Izen)
Khana – Dee eyira
Khandeshi (Ahirani) – नमस्ते (namaste), हेलो (helo) - inf
Khanty (Eastern) – Пәҷа вӫӆа (Pəča vǫ̈ła)
Khanty (Northern) – Узя (Uzja), Пәтя вӑӆа (Pətja vǎła)
Khasi – Khublei, Kumno
Khiamniungan – Hǖhêi
Khmer (Central) – ជំរាបសួរ (chomreabsuor) - frm, សួស្តី (suostei) - inf
Khmu – ສະມາຍເລິ (samai loe)
Khoekhoe – Halau
Khorasani Turkic – سلام (salam)
Khuzdul – Shamukh
Kichwa – Imanalla
Kiga – Haro
Kikai – 早さやー (hesaya), へーさやー (esaya), 拝みんせーら (ogamin se-ra), うがみんせーら (ugamin se-ra), 拝みんしょーら (ogamin sho-ra), うがみんしょーら (ugamin sho-ra)
Kikongo – Mbote, Ebwe
Kikuyu – Wĩmwega
Kilimanjaro (Central) – Shimbonyi, Amka mbe - m, Shimboni mbe - m, Amka mae - f, Shimboni mai - f
Kilimanjaro (West) – Kufyenda, Shimbonyi, Kwasindiswa, Eka - rsp
Kimbundu – Xé - inf, Xeye, Kiambote - frm
Kinaray-a – Kumusta, Hello, Mayad nga aga
Kinyarwanda – Mwaramutse, Mwiriwe, Muraho, Bite - inf
Kipsigis – Chamegei
Kirundi – Mwaramutse
Kituba – Mbote
Klallam – Sx̣ʷaʔ níŋ’ cx̕ʷ
Klamath – Waq'li'sii
Klingon –  (nuqneH)
Koasati – Chikaano - sg, Hachikaano - pl, Chikaanohash, Bosoo
Kokborok – Khulumkha
Kom (Cameroon) – Ìsaʼ gha
Komering – Api kabar
Komi-Permyak – Видза оланныд (Vidźa olannyd) - frm, Дыр ов (Dyr ov) - sg, Дыр олö (Dyr olö) - pl, Здорово (Zdorovo) - inf
Komi-Zyrian – Видза оланныд (Vidźa olannyd) - frm, Чолӧм (Ćolöm) - inf
Konkani – नमस्कारु (namaskāru), हॅलो (halo)
Korean – 으늑하시옵나이까 (euneukhasiomnaikka) - superlatively formal, 으늑하시옵니까 (euneukhasiomnikka) - vastly formal, 으늑하옵나이까 (euneukhaomnaikka) - extremely formal, 으늑하옵니까 (euneukhaomnikka) - highly formal, 으늑하십니까 (euneukhasimnikka) - very formal, 으늑하세요 (euneukhaseyo) - polite, 으늑해 (euneukhae) - informal, 야 (ya) - informal, 어이 (eoi) - very informal, 안녕하십니까 (annyeonghasimnikka) - very formal, 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) - neutrally formal, 안녕(安寧) (annyeong) - informal, 인사드립니다 (insadeurimnida) - very formal, 인사드려요 (insadeuryeoyo) - neutrally formal, 인사합니다 (insahamnida) - formal, 인사해요 (insahaeyo) - polite
Korean (North Korea) – 안녕하십니까 (annyŏnghashimnikka) - frm, 안녕 (annyŏng) - inf
Korean (South Korea) – 안녕하십니까 (annyeonghasimnikka) - frm, 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) - inf, 안녕 (annyeong) - inf
Korean (Yanbian) – 안녕하십니까 (annyŏnghashimnikka) - frm, 안녕 (annyŏng) - inf
Kosraean – Lotu wo, Len wo
Kotava – Xelo, Va kiava, Kiava
Koyraboro Senni – Sallam
Koyukon – Enaa neenyo, Dzaanh nezoonh
Kpelle – Ya tûa
Krio – Adu, Kushɛ, Kabɔ
Kumaoni – जै देव (jai dev) - frm, पैलाग (pailāg) - inf
Kumeyaay – Haawka
Kumyk – Гюн яхшы болсун (Gün yaxşı bolsun), Саламалейкум (Salamaleykum)
Kurdish (Kurmanji) – Rojbash - frm, Silav - inf, Merheba, Selam
Kurdish (Pehlewani) – سەڵام (sĥlam), سڵاو (sllaw), شاگە (şage)
Kurdish (Sorani) – سڵاو (sllaw)
Kusaal – Ya sõsʋga - inf, Tʋʋma - frm, Yaʋʋ - frm (rsp)
Kuskokwim (Upper) – Do’ent’a
Kutai – Selamat hambet, Selamat tangahari, Yo
Kven – Hei
Kwakʼwala – Yo, 'Yo A̱de
Kwangali – Morokeni, Morokeni none - rsp
Kwasio – Gi na gi
Kyrgyz – Салам (Salam) - inf (sg), Саламатсыңбы (Salamatsıñbı) - inf (sg), Саламатсыңарбы (Salamatsıñarbı) - inf (pl), Саламатсызбы (Salamatsızbı) - frm (sg), Саламатсыздарбы (Salamatsızdarbı) - frm (pl), Саламатчылык (Salamatçılık) - rsp (frm), Алейкум Ассалам (Aleykum Assalam) - rsp (inf)
Láadan – Wil sha
Laala – Ta do da, Ta do da wo - rsp
Ladakhi – ཇུ་ལེ (ju le)
Ladin – (H)oi - inf, Bun dé - frm, Bon di - frm
Ladino (Judaeo-Spanish) – בוינוס דייאס (buenos diyas)
Lak – Салам (Salam), Ча увкра (Ça uvkra)
Lakota – Hau - m, Han - f
Lampung – Tabik, Api kaba
Lao – ສະບາຍດີ (sabaidi)
Latgalian – Loba dīna, Vasaļs - m (sg), Vasaļa - f (sg), Vasaļi - pl
Latin (Classical) – Avē - inf (sg), Salvē - frm (sg), Valē - frm (sg), Avēte - inf (pl), Salvēte - frm (pl), Valēte - frm (pl)
Latin (Ecclesiastical) – Ave - inf (sg), Avete - inf (pl), Salve - frm (sg), Salvete - frm (pl)
Latin (Vulgar) – Heus - inf, Ave - inf (sg), Salve - frm (sg), Vale - frm (sg), Avete - inf (pl), Salvete - frm (pl), Valete - frm (pl)
Latvian – Sveiks - sg (m), Sveika - sg (f), Sveiki - pl (m), Sveikas - pl (f), Čau - inf
Laz – გეგაჯგინას (gegajginas) - inf, ხელა დო კაობათე (khela do k’aobate) - frm
Lengola – Ishamba, Wa susumwa
Leonese – Salú
Lezgian – Салам алейкум (Salam aleykum), Салам виридаз (Salam viridaz), Салам (Salam), Хийир (Xiyir)
Liangmai – Wibamma, Samak ma, Wibamme - rsp
Ligurian (Genoese) – Ciao
Limburgish – Hallo, Hoi, Enne
Lingala – Mbote, Mbote na yo - sg, Mbote na bino - pl, Losako
Lingua Franca Nova – Alo - inf, Bon dia - frm
Lingwa de planeta – Namastee
Lisu – ALꓲ Ʌ (ali nga), ꓠꓴ ꓜ ꓜꓔ ꓪꓳꓦ (nu dza dzat woh)
Lithuanian – Labas, Sveikas - inf, Sveiki - frm
Livonian – Tēriņtš
Livvi-Karelian – Terveh - sg, Terveh teile - pl
Llanito – Hola, Qué tal, How are you
Loglan – Loi
Logooli – Mrembe, Ndi
Lojban – Coi
LOLcat – Y HALO THAR - frm, OH HAI - inf
Loma – Ngo - sg, O bóí nguay - rsp (sg), Wugo - pl, O bóí wuguay - rsp (pl), Yà nà - sg, Wà nà - pl
Lombard – Uela, Ciao
Lorrain – Bonjô
Louisiana Creole – Bonjou, Coucou - inf
Lozi – Lumela - sg, Mlumeleng - pl
Luba-Kasai (Tshiluba) – Muoyo wenu - frm, Muoyo - inf
Luba-Katanga (Kiluba) – Moyo
Ludic – Terveh
Luganda – Nkulamusizza, Oli otya - frm (sg), Muli mutya - frm (pl), Ka jambo - inf
Luiseño – Mííyu
Lumbu – Oua roumboure
Luri (Northern) – سیلام (selam)
Luri (Southern) – سیلام (selam)
Luxembourgish – Hallo, Salut, Moin, Moien
Maasai – Supai - m, Epa - m (rsp), Takwenya - f, Iko - f (rsp), Keyaa toi ikanaabo - inf, Sidai - inf (rsp), Yeyo - frm (f; sg), Noyeyo - frm (f; pl), Eyo - frm (f; rsp)
Macanese Patois – Bô dia, Bô tarde, Qui nova - inf
Macedonian – Здраво (Zdravo)
Madurese – Halo, Hei
Magahi – परनाम (paranām) - frm, शुभ प्यार (shubh pyār) - inf
Maithili – प्रनाम (pranām) - frm, हलचल की छो (halachal ki chho) - inf
Makaa – Biri lá fɔ́ɔ́
Makasar – Halo, Hai
Makhuwa – Machicamolo, Salama
Malagasy (Plateau) – Salama, Manao ahoana - inf, Manao ahoana e - frm
Malay (Ambon) – Wai, Oe, Daah, Salamat
Malay (Baba) – Selamat pagi, Selamat tengah hari
Malay (Banda) – Selamat pagi
Malay (Berau) – Salam, Elsalam aleki
Malay (Brunei) – هيلو (helo), سلامت ڤاڬي (selamat pagi), سلامت تڠه هاري (salamat tngha hari), السلام عليكم (assalamualaikum; Muslim variant)
Malay (Cocos Islands) – Hai - inf, Selamat pagi - frm, Selamat tenggah hari - frm
Malay (Jambi) – Salamu alaykum, Walaykum salam - rsp
Malay (Kedah) – Salam, Helo, Assalamualaikum
Malay (Kelantan) – Salam
Malay (Kupang) – Salamat, Salam, Tabe, Tabea
Malay (Malaysia) – Helo, Selamat, Selamat pagi - frm, Selamat petang - frm, Selamat tengahari - frm, Assalamualaikum - frm (Muslim variant), Hai - inf, Salam - inf
Malay (Manado) – Tabea, Tabe', Bea - inf, Mbae - inf, Slamat pagi - frm, Slamat sore - frm, Slamat siang
Malay (Negeri Sembilan) – Selamat pagi, Selamat tongah hari
Malay (North Maluku) – Slamat pagi, Slamat siang
Malay (Papua) – Slamat pagi - sg, Slamat siang - sg, Slamat sore - sg, Slamat pagi smua - pl, Slamat siang smua - pl, Slamat sore smua - pl
Malay (Pattani) – ศาลาม (salam)
Malay (Sabah) – Selamat, Selamat pagi
Malay (South Barisan) – Selamat, Hello, Hai - inf
Malay (Terengganu) – Salam, Selamat
Malayalam – നമസ്തേ (namasthe), ഹായ് (namaskaram)
Maltese – Ħello, Bonġu, Bonswa
Mam – Je´ky, Ma - rsp
Manchu – ᠰᠠᡳᠶᡡᠨ (saiyūn)
Mandinka – I be ñaadi
Mando'a (Mandalorian) – Su cuy'gar
Maninka – I ni ke, I ni wale
Manjak – Befa, Penak
Manobo (Agusan) – Kumusta, Madojow now aedow
Mansi (Eastern) – Пяся (Pjasja)
Mansi (Northern) – Пася (Pasja), Паща (Paŝa)
Mansi (Southern) – Пищэн (Piŝen)
Manx – Hello, Moghrey mie, Slane ayd, Fastyr mie
Māori – Kia ora - inf (sg), Kia ora rā kōrua - inf (dl), Kia ora koutou - inf (pl), Tēnā koe - frm (sg), Tēnā kōrua - frm (dl), Tēnā koutou - frm (pl)
Mapudungun – Mari mari, Mari mari peñi - m (sg), Mari mari lamngen - f (sg), Mari mari kom pu che - pl, Mari mari pichi keche - inf
Marathi – नमस्कार (namaskāra)
Mari (Hill) – Шӓлӓ (Şälä)
Mari (Meadow) – Салам (Salam) - inf, Caлaм лийжe (Salam liyje) - frm
Marranj (Maranunggu) – Yo
Marshallese – Iakwe - sg, Iakwe kwe - pl, Iakwe aolep - large pl
Martinican Creole – Bonjou, Kontan wè zot
Marwari – नमस्कार (namaskār), नमस्ते (namaste)
Mauritian Creole – Bonzour, Ki manière
Mazanderani – سلوم (seloom)
Meänkieli – Terve, Hei, Päivaa, Päevaa, Mulkut
Medumba – Mə́ cà'tə̀ ū, Mə cà'tə̌
Megleno-Romanian – Ce si faci
Meitei (Manipuri) – ꯈꯨꯔꯨꯝꯖꯔꯤ (kʰūrūmⸯjarī)
Mende – Buwaa - sg, A wuwaa - pl, Bia naa
Meriam – Maiem, Bakeam - sg, Bakeamulam - dl, Bakeauwidare - tl, Bakeaware - pl
Meru – Muuga - sg, Muugeni - pl, Muuga mono - rsp, Muuga baba - eld (m), Muuga mama - eld (f), Muuga juju - eld
Merya – Поро (Poro) - inf, Тазаки (Tazaki) - frm
Mi'kmaq – Gwe’
Michif – Taanishi, Boñjour, Boon zhoor
Middle English – Hail, Hail fellow, Hollo, Hallo, Hallao
Middle High German – Willekommen
Middle Korean – 安寧 (annyeong)
Mikasuki – Chehuntamo
Minangkabau – Halo, Oi
Mingrelian – გომორძგუა (gomordzgua)
Mini – Salu
Mirandese – Oulá, Buonos dies, Todo bien
Mising – Aydun
Miskito – Naksa
Miwok (Sierra, Central) – Miṭip·kur
Miwok (Sierra, Northern) – Mičəksəs
Miwok (Sierra, Southern) – Micɨ́ksɨs - sg, Micɨ́ksɨtok - pl
Mixtec (Alcozauca) – Tánikuu
Mixtec (Silacayoapan) – Tániku - m, Tat - m (eld), Cha - f, Nan - f (eld)
Mizo – Chibai
Moba – Doangouam
Mòcheno – Bondi, Grias de
Modern Indo-European – Alā, Gheuse
Mohawk – Shé:kon, Sekoh
Mokilese – Kajelel - inf, Kajelehlia - frm
Moksha – Шумбрат (Šumbrat) - inf, Шумбратада (Šumbratada) - frm
Moldovan – Салут (Salut), Бунэ (Bună)
Mon – ဟာဲ (hāai), မ္ၚဵုရအဴ (mṅura‘ao)
Monégasque – Ciau, Bon giurnu, Bungiurnu
Mongolian (Khalkha) – Сайн уу (Sain uu) - inf, Сайн байна уу (Sain baina uu) - frm
Mongolian (Peripheral) – ᠰᠠᠢᠨ ᠦᠦ (sain uu) - inf, ᠰᠠᠢᠨ ᠪᠠᠢᠨᠦ ᠦᠦ (sain baina uu) - frm
Mono (California) – Manahúú
Montenegrin – Zdravo, Ćao - inf, Dobro jutro - frm
Montserrat Creole – Hello, Alo
Mooré – Ne y windiga
Mopan – Dʼyoos
Mozarabic – الا (ola), سلوت (salut), السلام عليكم (assalamu alaycum)
Mundang – We ga dəne
Munsee – Aquai, He
Muscogee (Creek) – Hę̄r’s cē
Mutsun – Pasip-inyi, Misymin tuuhis, Misymin aruh'a
Myene – Mbolo
N'Ko – ߊ߬ ߓߋ߫ ߘߌ߬ (ä bē dï), ߊ ߣߌ߫ ߗߋ߫ (a nī cē)
Naʼvi – Kaltxì
Nagpuri (Sadri) – नमस्ते (namaste), नमस्कार (namaskār)
Nahuatl (Classical) – Hao, Niltze, Panoltih
Nahuatl (Eastern Huasteca) – Pialli
Nanai – Бачигоапу (Bačigoapu)
Naskapi – ᐛᒋᔭ (waachiyaa)
Nauruan – Ekamowir omo, Omo yekwo
Navajo – Yá’át’ééh
Nawat (Pipil) – Yek tunal, Yejyek tunal, Ken tinemi
Nawdm – Seenŋb
Ndau – Mwakadini
Ndebele (Northern), South Africa – Mushade, Lotjhani
Ndebele (Northern), Zimbabwe – Salibonani
Ndebele (Southern) – Lotjha, Lotjhani
Neapolitan – Cia', Uè, Stàtte buòno
Nenets – Торово (Torovo)
Neolatino Romance – Salve - sg, Salvete - pl
Nepali – नमस्ते (namastē), नमस्कार (namaskāra)
Newar (Nepal Bhasa) – ज्वजलपा (jvajalapa), तारेमाम (tāremām), भवान सरन (bhavān saran)
Newspeak – Hello, Hi - inf, Hey - inf
Nez Perce – Ta’c léehyen
Ngaanyatjarra – Yuwawu, Yuwa, Kulila-ya
Ngaju – Tabe, Selamat
Ngarrindjeri – Nginti nankeri
Ngiemboon – Á lekɔ́
Ngizim – Sālâm, Ngupəřó
Ngomba – Ə́ zá'á
Ngoni – Hujambo, Salibonani, Sakubona, Sawubona
Nheengatu – Puranga pesika, Puranga ara, Puranga karuka
Nias – Ya'ahowu
Niçard – Buïjort, Boanjorn, Bouonjou
Nigerian Pidgin – Helo, How far - inf
Nisenan – Séekas’in
Nishi – Kuju, Bule
Niuean – Fakaalofa atu, Fakaalofa atu ki o koe - sg, Fakaalofa atu ki a mua - dl, Fakaalofa atu ki a mutolu - pl
Nivkh – Урла муғв (Urla muɣv)
Nkore – Oraire ota - frm, Osiibire ota - frm, Agandi - inf, Ni marungi - inf (rsp)
Nogai – Салам, Салам алейкум, Алейкум салам - rsp
Nomaande – Bí ŋa kánda e
Norfuk – Watawieh - sg, Watawieh all yorlye - pl
Norman – Boujouo, Boujou
Norwegian – Hallo, Hei, Morn
Norwegian (Bokmål) – Hallo, Hei, Morn, God dag - frm, God morgen - frm
Norwegian (Nynorsk) – Hallo, Hei, Morn, God dag - frm, God morgon - frm
Norwegian (United States) – Hei, Heio, Heia
Novial – Saluto
Nso – Sá'ká dzə ka
Nubi – Salam alhikum, Kefin
Nuer – Ma̱lɛ, Ne̱rä ji
Nugunu – O lɔ́mɔ́ nɛɛ́nɛ
Nukuoro – Danuaa, Danuaa goe - sg, Danuaa loo goe - sg, Danuaa gooluu - dl, Danuaa loo gooluu - dl, Danuaa goodou - pl, Danuaa loo goodou - pl
Nuosu (Sichuan Yi) – ꋬꂻꈨꅪ (zzyr muo gge hni) - frm, ꆏꃪ (ne vat) - inf, ꆏꉾ (ne he) - inf, ꆏꌒ (ne sa) - inf
Nupe – Ku be lazhin, Emisazhi
Nuu-chah-nulth – Čačim ḥiḥak kʷaa, Wiikšahik
Nyamwezi – Mwadela
Nyiha – Upozile
Nyishi (Kamle) – न यम् रि॔-द (no yom rí-do), ङ आल्-द (ngo al-do) - rsp
Nyoro – Mirembe
Nǁng (Eastern) – Nǃʻhonga, Nǃʻhongowe
Nǁng (Western) – ǃHonkia, ǃʻHûua, ǃʻHoangkia, ǃʻHoengkia, ǃʻHûuuwe, ǃʻHoangkica, ǃʻHoangkiki, ǃʻHuqungkia
Oʼodham – Ṣʼap kaij
Obispeño – Hatʸu
Obolo – Owele egwe - frm (sg), Enyi miwele egwe - frm (pl), Owele - inf, Ogwugani owele egwe - eld
Occitan – Bonjorn, Bon jorn, Adieu, Adieussiatz - frm, Adieussiás - inf
Odia – ନମସ୍କାର (namaskāra), ହାଏ (hāe) - inf
Ojibwe – Aniin - inf, Boozhoo - frm, Aanish inaa - frm
Oji-Cree – Wâciye
Okinawan – 今日拝なびら (chuu wuganabira), はい (hai), はいさい (haisai) - m, はいたい (haitai) - f, 今日や早く起きそーいびーんやー (chuuya feeku ukisooibiinyaa) - frm
Okinoerabu – うがみやぶら (ugamiyabura), をぅがみやぶら (o ugamiyabura), 拝みゃーぶら (ogamyabura), をぅがみゃーぶら (o ugamyabura), 拝みやぶらー (ogamiyabura), うがみやぶらー (ugamiyabura)
Old Church Slavonic – Поклонъ (Poklonŭ)
Old Dutch – Helle, Frisuur
Old East Slavic – Поклонъ (Poklonŭ), Кланꙗѭ ти сѧ (Klanjajǫ ti sę) - frm (sg), Кланꙗѭ вы сѧ (Klanjajǫ vy sę) - frm (pl), Привѣтъ (Privětŭ) - inf
Old English – Wes hāl - sg, Wesaþ hāle - pl
Old French – Bon jour, Je vous donne le bon jour - frm
Old Frisian – Gōd d(e)i
Old Georgian – ႢႠႫႠႰႿႭႡႠႧ (gamarjobat), ႢႠႫႠႰႿႭႡႠ (gamarjoba)
Old High German – Hails
Old Irish – ᚂᚐᚈᚆᚐᚔᚏ (láthair), ᚃᚐᚔᚂᚈᚓ (fáilte)
Old Norse – Heill - inf (m), Heil - inf (f), Heill ok sæll - frm (m), Heil ok sæl - frm (f)
Old Novgorodian – Поклонъ (Poklonŭ), Поклоно (Poklono)
Old Prussian – Kaīls
Old Saxon – God dag
Old Spanish – Buenos días de dios
Old Tupi – Enecoéma, Ereîkobépe
Omaha–Ponca – Ahó - m, Dúda
Oneida – Shekólih, Skʌnʌ’kó: kʌ́, Hʌ́: skʌnʌ’kó: kih - rsp, She:kú
Onhan – Mayad nga adlaw
Oromo (West Central) – Akkam, Naqaa
Osage – 𐒹𐓘𐓷𐓟 (hawe) - m, 𐒹𐓘𐓵𐓟 (have) - f
Ossetian (Digor) – Салан (Salan)
Ossetian (Iron) – Арфæ (Arfæ), Байрай (Bajraj), Салам дæ уæд (Salam dæ uæd) - frm, Салам (Salam) - inf
Otomi (Mezquital) – Hax'ajuä, Hats'i - inf
Otomi (Querétaro) – Haxujwä, Hadi - inf
Ovambo (Kwanyama) – Mwa lele po - frm, Wa uhala po - frm (sg), Mwa uhala po - frm (pl), Ongaipi - inf
Ovambo (Ndonga) – Wa lala po - frm, Wu uhala po - frm (sg), Mwu uhala po - frm (pl), Ongiini - inf
Övdalian – Häj ą̊ dig - frm, Häj - inf
Pa'O – ခွဲးဟဝ်ဒျာႏ (hkwal haw dyaarႏ), မင်္ဂလာႏဒျာႏ (main g larႏ dyaarႏ) - inf
Padaung (Kayan) – Gor mumu, Sar mumu
Paiwan – Bulaibulai sun, Bulaiyan - rsp, Bulabulay sun, Uui masalu - rsp, Jia'vai jia'vai
Pakpak (Dairi) – Njuah-njuah
Palauan – Alii
Palaung – ဟာမာတာ (har mar tar)
Palenquero – Asina ría, Asina tade
Pali – अस्ससि (as'sasi), अस्सम (assam), สวัสดี (swatdii)
Pangasinan – Hello, Kumusta
Papiamento – Bon dia, Halo, Hei
Pare – Hira, Chedi - rsp, Urewedi, Ndewedi - rsp
Parseltongue – Seethaaa-ssse-hathehhh-hathehhh-ayaeeh
Pashto (Central) – سلام (salam), السلام عليكم (as-salamu alaykum)
Pashto (Northern) – ښې چارې (khe chary), سلام (salam), السلام عليكم (as-salamu alaykum)
Pashto (Southern) – ښې چارې (khe chary), سلام (salam), السلام عليكم (as-salamu alaykum)
Pawnee – Nawa
Penan – Tabi', O bake
Pennsylvania Dutch – Gude(r) Daag
Persian (Classical) – سَلَام (salam), سَلَام عَلَیْکُم (salam ealaykum), دُرود (durod), دَرُود (darud)
Persian (Farsi) – درود (dorud) - frm, سلام (salam) - inf, سلام علیکم (salam alikam)
Picard – Bojour, Bojour mes gins - frm, Salut ti z'aute - inf
Piedmontese – Ciàu, Cerea
Pig Latin – Ellohay, Ihay - inf, Eyhay - inf
Pijin – Halo
Pirate Speak – Ahoy
Pitjantjatjara – Wai, Wai palya
Pitkern – Watawieh - sg, Watawieh all yorlye - pl
Plautdietsch – Goondach
Pohnpeian – Kasalehlie, Kaselehlie maing - sg, Kaselehlie maing ko - pl, Kaslel - inf, Selel - inf
Poitevin – Bunjhor
Polish – Dzień dobry - frm, Cześć - inf, Siema - inf, Siemano - inf, Witaj - frm (sg), Witajcie - frm (pl), Witam - frm, Serwus - inf, Cześka - inf
Portuguese (Angola) – Olá, Bom dia - frm, Boa tarde - frm
Portuguese (Brazil) – Oi, Olá, E aí - inf, Opa - inf, E aí - inf, Bom dia - frm, Boa tarde - frm
Portuguese (Mozambique) – Olá, Bom dia - frm, Boa tarde - frm
Portuguese (Portugal) – Olá, E aí - inf, Bom dia - frm, Boa tarde - frm
Potawatomi – Bozho
Proto-Germanic – Hailaz
Proto-Indo-European – Avē, Alā
Provençal – Adieu
Pulaar – A jaaraama - sg, On jaaraama - pl
Pular – A jaraama - sg, On jaraama - pl
Punjabi (India) – ਸਤ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ (sata srī akāla; Sikh variant), ਨਮਸਕਾਰ (namasakāra; Hindu variant), ਹੈਲੋ (hailō), ਕਿੱਢਣ (kiḍhaṇa) - inf
Punjabi (Pakistan) – دعا (ḥy̰lw), ہیلو سلام (slạm dʿạ; Muslim variant)
Pwo Karen (Eastern) – ဂီၤလၢအဂ့ၤ (hgaw ler a hgay)
Pwo Karen (Northern) – လိမောလိတာင (lii maw lii tarng)
Pwo Karen (Phrae) – နာအဆာဟာ (nar a hsar har)
Pwo Karen (Western) – နာဆူဪဗီဌါလီ (nar sū au bi htar li)
Qʼeqchiʼ – Chan xa wil
Qashqai – سلام (salam)
Quapaw – Hawé
Quechua (Ayacucho) – Allinllachu, Rimaykullayki taytay - m, Rimaykullayki mamay - f, Imaynalla purinki - frm (sg), Imaynalla purinkichik - frm (pl), Imayna risunki - inf
Quechua (Bolivia, North) – Allin p'unchaw
Quechua (Bolivia, South) – Allin p'unchaj, Allin sukha, Imaynalla
Quechua (Cuzco) – Allillanchu, Allianchu, Rimaykullayki, Napaykullayki, Napaykuyin, Imaynan kasanki, Imaynalla kasanki
Quenya – Aiya, Namárië, Elen síla lúmenn' omentielvo - frm, Mántielvo - inf
Rajasthani – नमस्कार (namaskār), नमस्ते (namaste)
Rakhine – နေကောဖ်းလား (nay kawhp larr)
Rangpuri – আও (ā'ō) - inf, শুভ দিন (śubha dina) - frm
Rapa Nui – 'Iorana, Pe hē 'Iorana
Réunion Creole – Bonzour, Adié té, Adié zot tout'
Rhinelandic – Juten Tach, Tach - inf
Ripuarian (Colognian) – Moin, Morje, Joden Daach
Rohingya – Assolamu Aláikum - frm, Sólam - inf
Romagnol – At salùt, Bón dé
Romani (Balkan) – Lačho dive, Lačho sabalje, Lačhi rat
Romani (Baltic) – Lačho dives
Romani (Carpathian) – Lačho džives - frm, Servus - inf
Romani (Finland Kalo) – Latšo diives, Tsihko diives
Romani (Sinte) – Sastimos, Sastipé, Lacho dives
Romani (Vlax) – O lasho des, Sastimos, Te aves baxtalo - sg (m), Te aves baxtali - sg (f), Te aven baxtale - pl, So mai keres
Romani (Wales) – Lači 'sařla
Romanian – Salut, Bună, Bună ziua - frm, Noroc - inf, Servus - inf
Romániço – Saluto
Romansh – Ciao, Tgau, Allegra
Romblomanon – Mabuhay
Romulan – Jolan'tru, Y'hhau - inf, Aefvadh - frm
Rotuman – Noaʻia
Russian – Здравствуйте (Zdravstvuyte) - frm, Здрасьте (Zdras'te) - frm, Доброе утро (Dobroe utro), Добрый день (Dobryj den'), Привет (Privet) - inf, Приветик (Privetik) - inf, Здорово (Zdorovo) - inf, Здравствуй (Zdravstvuy) - inf, Салют (Salyut) - inf
Rusyn (Carpathian) – Наздар (Nazdar), Слава Исусу Христу (Slava Ysusu Xrystu), Слава на вікы (Slava na vikÿ) - rsp
Rusyn (Pannonian) – Здраво (Zdravo), Здраве (Zdrave), Гей (Hej) - inf
Rutul – Салам алейкум (Salam aleykum), Салам (Salam)
S'gaw Karen – နါဩဆုဟါ (nar o hsu har), နါဩဆုဩကလ့ဟါ (nar o hsu o klay har)
Saanich – ʔÉɬəʔ ə sxʷ ʔuʔ ʔə́y̕ ʔal̕
Saint Kitts Creole – Wha' gwan, Yuh good
Saint Lucian Creole – Bonjou
Sakizaya – Mahazatu, Malaman, Malabok
Salar – Sai yehxi derei, Mai yehxia eira - rsp
Salentino – Ciau
Sallaans – Moi
Sambahsa – Sellamat
Sámi (Inari) – Tiervâ, Pyeri peivi - frm
Sámi (Kildin) – Тӣррв (Tīrrv) - inf, Тӣррв я̄лак (Tīrrv jālak) - frm (sg), Тӣррв е̄лльбэдтӭ (Tīrrv jēll'bedtë) - frm (pl)
Sámi (Lule) – Buoris
Sámi (Northern) – Dearvva, Bures, Bures bures - rsp
Sámi (Pite) – Buorist
Sámi (Skolt) – Tiõrv
Sámi (Southern) – Buaregh, Bööresth, Buerie biejjie - frm
Sámi (Ter) – Тӣрн ялак (Tīrn jalak)
Sámi (Ume) – Buorajk
Samoan – Tālofa, Malō - inf, Malō soifua - frm
Samogitian – Svēks - inf, Svēkė - inf, Labdėin - frm
Sango – Mbi bara ala, Bara mo, Bara, Balaô
Sanskrit – नमस्ते (namaste), नमस्कार (namaskar), नमस्कारः (namaskarah), नमो नमः (namo namah) - frm
Santali – ᱡᱚᱦᱟᱨ (johar)
Saraiki – سلام (salam)
Sardinian (Campidanese) – Bona dì - frm, Saludi - inf
Sardinian (Logudorese) – Bone die - frm, Salude - inf
Sasak – Selamat siang, Selamat pagi, Selamat sore
Sassarese – Sarùddu
Sauk – Hô
Savoyard – Bonzhò, Adyù - inf
Saxon (Low) – Moi, Moin, Hallo, Hoi - inf, Hai - inf, Hee - inf, Gode(n) Dag - frm, Ge(n)dag - frm
Saxon (Low, Dutch) – Moi, Moin
Saxon (Low, East Frisia) – Moin, Gooden Dag
Saxon (Low, North, Dithmarschen) – Guden Dag, Gu'n Dag, Gun Dag
Saxon (Upper) – Hallo, Morg'n, Moarsch'n, Guud'n Daach, Moin - inf
Scandoromani – Lattjo dives
Scots – Awrite, Hullo, Hey - inf, Hiya - inf
Scots (Ulster) – Fair faa ye, Hullo
Scottish Gaelic – Halò - inf, Latha math - frm, Shin thu - sg, Shin sibh - pl, Hòigh - inf
Seediq (Taroko) – Mhowai isu, Embiyax su
Selkup – Торова (Torova)
Semai – Tabek
Seneca – Nya:wëh sgë:nöʼ
Sentinelese – Gugu (?)
Serbian – Здраво (Zdravo), Добар дан (Dobar dan) - frm
Serbo-Croatian (Cyrillic) – Здраво, Добар дан - frm, Ћао - inf
Serbo-Croatian (Latin) – Zdravo, Dobar dan - frm, Ćao - inf
Sercquiais – Bwõju
Serer – Na feto, Ndio ko, Guiro po ko
Serrano – Haminat
Seychellois Creole – Alo
Shan – မႂ်ႇသုင်ၶႃႈ (maü⸒suṅkʰā⹎) - frm, မႂ်ႇသုင် (maü⸒suṅ) - inf
Shanghainese – 侬好 (nóng hō), 大家好 (gawêi hō), 饭吃过伐 (ve che gu va), 饭吃过了伐 (ve che gu le va), 侬吃过饭了伐 (nóng che gu ve le va), 吃过了 (che gu le) - rsp
Shawiya – ⴰⵣⵓⵍ (azul)
Shawnee – Hi ho, Hatito, Bezon, Bezon nikanaki - inf
Shehri (Jibbali) – Salám ʻalékum - frm, ʻAlékum salám - frm (rsp), Xbor - inf, Xbār - inf
Shilha (Tachelhit) – ⴰⵣⵓⵍ (azul) - sg, ⴰⵣⵓⵍ ⴼⴻⵍⵍⴰⵡⴻⵏ (azul fillawin) - pl, ⵙⴰⵍⴰⵎ (salam) - inf, ⵙⴰⵍⴰⵎ ⴰⵍⵉⴽoⵎ (salam alekom) - frm
Shina – اسلام علیکم (asalam aleykum), اسلام علیکم کاکو (asalam aleykum kako) - m, اسلام علیکم کاکی (asalam aleykum kaki) - f, اعلی (ala)
Shona – Mhoro - sg, Mhoroi - pl, Mangwanani
Shor – Эзенок, Эзеноктар - frm, Эзен - inf, Эзендер - inf
Siberian Tatar – Йаҡшымысыс (Yaqşımısıs), Сәләм (Sәlәm)
Sicilian – Ciau - inf, Salutamu - frm, Sabbinidica - frm (eld)
Sidama – Keereho
Siegerländisch – Gemoje
Sikkimese (Bhutia) – བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས (bkra shis bde legs)
Silesian – Witej, Serwus
Sindarin – Ai - inf, Gi suilon - inf, Maë g'ovannen - inf, Èl sila erin lù e-govanned vìn - frm, Le suilon - frm, Maë l'ovannen - frm
Sindhi (India) – नमस्ति (namasti)
Sindhi (Pakistan) – سلام (salam), السلام عليڪم (alsalam alicam), وعلیکم السلام (walicam alsalam) - rsp
Sinhala – ආයුබෝවන් (āyubōvan), ආයුඛෝවන් (āyukhōvan) - frm, හලෝ (halō) - inf
Sioux – Hau - m, Han - f
Slavey (North) – Negha Dágǫht’e
Slavey (South) – Negha Dágǫndı́h
Slovak – Ahoj - inf (sg), Ahojte - inf (pl), Dobrý deň - frm, Nazdar - inf, Servus - inf, Čau - inf
Slovene – Pozdravljeni - frm, Dober dan, Živjo, Zdravo - inf
Slovio – Zdrav
Solresol – Simi
Somali – Salaam alaykum, Wa alaykum salaam - rsp, Iska warran, Waan fiicanahay - rsp, Ma nabad baa, Waa nabad
Soninke – An mou diom
Sora – 𑃙𑃤𑃙𑃑𑃖 (nintam), 𑃘𑃤𑃖𑃑𑃖 (limtam)
Sorbian (Lower) – Dobry źeń - frm, Ja śi strowim - inf, Buź strowjona - inf
Sorbian (Upper) – Dobry dźeń - frm, Ja će strowju - inf, Budź strowjeny - inf
Sotho (Northern) – Dumelang, Thobela, Helele, Hai
Sotho (Southern) – Lumela, Dumela - sg, Dumelang - pl, Helele
Spanish (Andalusia) – Hola, Buenos días, Buenas - inf
Spanish (Canary Islands) – Hola, Buenos días
Spanish (Equatorial Guinea) – Hola, Buenos días
Spanish (Latin America) – Hola, Buenos días, Buenas - inf, Qué tal - inf, Qué onda - inf, Qué pasa - inf, Holi - inf, Oye - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Argentina) – Hola, Che - inf, Qué hacés - inf, Qué contás - inf, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Bolivia) – Hola, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Chile) – Hola, Wena - inf, Cómo estái - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Colombia) – Hola, Quiubo - inf, Bien o qué - inf, Hola parcero(-a) - inf, Qué más pues - inf, Qué me cuentas - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Costa Rica) – Hola, Pura vida - inf, Hola mae - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Cuba) – Hola, Qué bolá - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Dominican Republic) – Hola, Dímelo - inf, Hola manin - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Ecuador) – Hola, Qué hay - inf, Qué fue - inf, Qué dice - inf, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Latin America, El Salvador) – Hola, Qué tal - inf, Qué onda - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Guatemala) – Hola, Qué tal - inf, Qué onda - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Honduras) – Hola, Qué tal - inf, Qué onda - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Mexico) – Hola, Buenas - inf, Qué onda - inf, Qué hubo - inf, Qué tranza - inf, Quiúbole - inf, Qué padre - inf, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Nicaragua) – Hola, Cómo vamos - inf, Qué tal - inf, Qué onda - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Panama) – Hola, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Paraguay) – Hola, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Peru) – Hola, Habla - inf, Hola causa - inf, Qué pez - inf, Qué piola - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Puerto Rico) – Hola, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Latin America, United States) – Hola, Qué tal - inf, Qué onda - inf, Qué pasa - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Uruguay) – Hola, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Latin America, Venezuela) – Hola, Épale - inf, Háblame - inf, Hola pana - inf, Qué tal - inf
Spanish (Philippines) – Hola, Buenos días, Cómo está
Spanish (Spain) – Hola, Buenos días, Saludos - frm, Buenas - inf, Qué tal - inf, Hola tío - inf, Cómo andas - inf
Spanish (Western Sahara) – Hola, Buenos días
Sranan Tongo – Fa, Ofa
Standard Galactic (Minecraft Enchanting Table) – ⍑ᒷ|:|:ᒍ, ⍑╎ - inf, ⍑ᒷ॥ - inf
Standard Moroccan Amazigh – ⴰⵣⵓⵍ (azul)
Stellingwarfs – Hoj
Suba – Igake, Igano - rsp, Ukiere inoo
Sukuma – Ulimola
Sumerian – 𒁲 (silim)
Sundanese – Sampurasun - frm, Halo - inf
Surjapuri – नमस्ते (namaste), नमस्कार (namaskār)
Susu – Inou wali, Tanàmoufègnê
Svan – ხოჩა ლადა̈ღ (khocha ladägh)
Swahili – Habari - inf, Salaam - inf, Jambo - frm, Hujambo - frm (sg, m), Sijambo - frm (sg, f), Hamjambo - frm (pl)
Swahili (Congo) – Yambo, Abari
Swati – Sawubona - sg, Sanibonani - pl, Yebo - rsp
Swedish – God dag - frm, Hej - inf, Hallå - inf, Tja - inf, Tjena - inf, Hejsan - inf
Swedish (Värmland) – Go da - frm, Hej - inf, Hallå - inf
Sylheti – ꠀꠌ꠆ꠍꠣꠟꠣꠝꠥ ꠀꠟꠣꠁꠇꠥꠝ (assalamu alaikum; Muslim variant), ꠘꠝꠡ꠆ꠇꠣꠞ (nomoshkar; Hindu variant)
Syriac – ܫܠܡܐ ܥܠܘܟ (shlama alukh)
Tabasaran – Салам (Salam)
Tagalog – Musta - inf, Kumusta - frm, Kamusta - frm, Hello, Hi
Tahitian – Ia ora na
Tai Lue – ᦍᦲᧃᦡᦲ (yiindii)
Tai Nuea – ᥔᥝᥖᥥ (sawadee)
Taíno – Tau, Jama
Tajik – Салом (Salom) - inf, Ассалому алейкум (Assalomu alejkum), Ва алайкум ассалом (Va alajkum assalom) - rsp
Talossan – Azul
Talysh – Səlom
Tamasheq – ⴰⵀⵓⵍ (ahul), ⵜⴰⵀⵓⵍⵜ (tahult)
Tamil – வணக்கம் (vaṇakkam) - frm, வணக்க (vaṇakka) - inf
Tanacross – Nts’é t’áht’eh
Tanana (Lower) – Do’eent’aa
Tanana (Upper) – Nts’ätdiit’eh
Tangsa – Äshazhoix
Tarantino – Ué
Tarifit – ⴰⵣⵓⵍ (azul)
Tat – Салам алейком (Salam aleykom), Хошомори (Xoşomori)
Tatar – Сәлам (Sälam) - inf, Исәнмесез (Isänmesez) - frm
Tausug – Assalamu Alaykum - frm, Alaikum Wassalam - frm (rsp), Hay - inf
Teda – Wossoura - sg, Wassara - pl
Telugu – నమస్కారం (namaskāraṁ), బాగున్నారా (bāgunnārā)
Tem (Kotokoli) – Bavɩ́nɩ kazɔ́ɔ - sg, Mɩ́vɩ́nɩ kazɔ́ɔ - pl
Temne – Sɛkɛ
Tenetehára (Guajajara) – Zanêcoême, Zanecaróc
Teochew – 汝好 (leu2 ho2), 汝食饱无 (leu2 ziah8 ba2 bho5)
Teribe – Kjobe, Miga - rsp
Tetum – Óla, Hae, Loron kmanek
Tetun Dili – Bom dia, Bo tarde
Thadou – Henu, Hepa
Thai (Central) – สวัสดี (s̄wạs̄dī), สวัสดีครับ (s̄wạs̄dī khrạb) - m, สวัสดีค่ะ (s̄wạs̄dī kh̀a) - f, หวัดดี (h̄wạd dī) - inf
Thai (Northern) – สบายดีก่อ (s̄bāy dī k̀x)
Thai (Southern) – วัดดี (wat dee), บายดีมาย (baai dee maai)
Thompson – Hen̓łeɁ
Tibetan (Amdo) – བདེ་མོ (bde mo)
Tibetan (Khams) – ཀུའུ་རུ་འཛོམས་པོ (ku'u ru 'dzoms po) - inf, བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས (bkra shis bde legs) - frm
Tibetan (Lhasa) – བདེ་མོ (bde mo) - inf, བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས (bkra shis bde legs) - frm
Tigre – ኣሰላም ወዓለይኩም (āsalām waʿālayǝkum) - frm, ወዓለይኩም ኣሰላም (waʿālayǝkum āsalām) - frm (rsp), ሰላማት (salāmāt) - inf
Tigrinya – ሰላም (salām)
Tillamook – Dəʔ šʔálen̓əxʷš
Tiv – Msugh u
Tlingit – Yak’éi haat yigoodée, Mâ sá iyatì
Tobagonian Creole – Aye
Tobian – Sabuho
Tok Pisin – Gude, Halo
Tokelauan – Tālofa - sg, Mālō - sg, Tālofa nī - dl, Mālō nī - dl, Fakatālofa atu kia te koulua - pl, Fakatālofa atu kia te koutou - pl
Toki Pona – Toki
Tokunoshima – 今日がめーら (kyōgame-ra), きゅーがめーら (kiyu-game-ra)
Tombonuwo – Kopuwarongo
Tongan – Mālō e lelei - inf, Mālō ‘etau lava - frm
Tongva – Miiyiha', Nechoochon
Tooro – Oraire ota - sg, Osibire ota - sg, Muraire muta - pl, Musibire muta - pl
Torres Strait Creole – Ngara - frm, Gude - inf
Trinidadian Creole – Helo, Hello
Tsez – Асаламу гIалейкум (Asalamu ʕaleykum), Салам гIалейкум (Salam ʕaleykum), Бизийаь (Biziyä) - sg (f), Изийаь (Iziyä) - sg (m), Ризийаь (Riziyä) - pl
Tsimshian (Coast) – Ama sah gya’wn
Tsolyáni – Ngángmuru, Ngángmuru brujutlé - frm, Áing - frm, Ohé - inf
Tsonga – Xewani, Avuxeni - sg, Ahee - rsp
Tsotso – Milembe
Tswa – Xewe - sg, Xeweni - pl
Tswana – Dumela - sg, Dumelang - pl
Tugen – Chamngee
Tuki – Dɔ́ɔ́ŋ á mú áwɔ́ ɔ
Tulu – ಅಂದೇ (andē)
Tumbuka – Monile, Monire, Monire a mama - sg (f), Monire a dada - sg (m), Monire a gogo - sg (eld), Monire mose - pl
Tunen – Ɔ báka eé
Turkish – Merhaba, Selam, Esenlikler
Turkish (Ottoman) – مرحبا (merhaba), سلام (selam)
Turkmen – Salam, Salawmaleýkim - frm (m), Waleýkim essalam - frm (m, rsp), Waleýkim - frm (f, rsp)
Turks and Caicos Creole – Hato, Hey dere, How yuh doin'
Tuscarora – Čwé:ʔn
Tuvaluan – Tālofa
Tuvan – Экии (Ekii) - inf, Амыр-менди (Amyr-mendi) - frm
Tweants – Moi
Twi (Akuapem) – Hɛlo, Agoo
Twi (Asante) – Helo, Agó
Tyap – Foo
Tzʼutujil – Coli
Tzeltal – Bin xchi awo'tan
Tzotzil – K'uxi, Alo, Alotalel, Jech, Lek
Ubbi Dubbi – Hubellubo, Hubi - inf, Hubey - inf
Udi – Хеиркъанбаки (Xeirq'anbaki), Сабахеир (Sabaxeir)
Udmurt – Чырткем (Čyrtkem), Ӟечбур (Dźečbur) - frm (sg), Ӟечбуресь (Dźečbures') - frm (pl), Ӟеч (Dźeč) - inf
Ukrainian – Вітаю (Vitayu) - frm, Добридень (Dobryden'), Привіт (Pryvit) - inf, Здоров був (Zdorov buv) - inf
Ulch – Сородэ (Sorodə)
Umbundu – Kalunga - sg, Walale - sg, Wosala - sg, Wakolapo - sg, Kalungi - pl, Walali - pl, Wosali - pl, Wakolipo - pl
Unami – Hè - inf, Kwapanacheen - frm, Kulakween - frm
Urdu – سلام (salam) - inf, السلام علیکم (alsalam alicam), وعليكم السلام (walicam alsalam) - rsp, آداب (ādab)
Urhobo – Migwo, Vrendo - rsp
Urkers – Gemurregen
Uropi – Halo - inf, Bun dia - frm
Urum – Селам (Selam)
Uyghur – ياخشىمۇسىز (yakshimusiz) - inf, سالام (salam) - inf, ئەسسالامۇ ئەلەيكۇم ('essalamu 'eleykum) - frm, ۋەئەلەيكۇم ئەسسالام (we'eleykum 'essalam) - frm (rsp)
Uzbek (Afghanistan) – السلام عليكم (assalamu alaykum) - frm, سالوم (salom) - inf
Uzbek (Uzbekistan) – Assalomu Alaykum - frm, Salom - inf
Vai – ꘋꕯ ꖬꕎ ꘃꗡ ꗪ ꔤ ꕮ (ŋna suwa kɛɛ ɓɛ i ma) - sg, ꘋꕯ ꖬꕎ ꘃꗡ ꗪ ꕴ ꕮ (ŋna suwa kɛɛ ɓɛ wo ma) - pl
Valencian – Hola, Bon dia
Valyrian (High) – Rytsas
Varhadi – नमस्ते (namaste), नमस्कार (namaskār)
Veluws – Aja, Hoi
Venda – Ndumeliso, Vha ri mini, Ndaa - m, Aa - f
Venetian – Ciao
Veps – Tervhen, Tervhen eläd
Vietnamese – Xin chào - frm, Chào - inf, Chào anh - inf (m), Chào chị - inf (f)
Vincentian Creole – Helo, Aye, Wah gwaan, Ah deh
Viossa – Jaa, Ya, Iá
Virgin Islands Creole – Ello, Hey, Hey der, Hail up, Hi
Volapük – Glidö, Glidis
Vorarlbergisch – Guata Morga
Võro – Tereq
Votic – Tere
Vute – Á gìnɨ à
Wali (Ghana) – A se
Wallisian – Malo
Walloon – Bondjoû - frm, Salut, A - inf
Wappo – ’Ikhálkhi mì
Waray – Kumusta
Warlpiri – Ngurrju mayinpa
Wayuu – Ajaa, Jamaya pia
Welsh – Helo, Hylo, Shwmae, Sumae, S'mae
Welsh (Gwentian) – Shwma, Ol reit
Westphalian – Muon, Gueden Dag
Westphalian (Münster) – Muon, Gu'n Dag
Westphalian (Paderborn) – Muon, Guden Dag, Gu'n Dag, Gun Dag
Westrobothnian – Hej, Heddu
Westrobothnian (Piteå) – Hej, Hedu
Wightian – Helettun
Wiradjuri – Yaama, Yiradu marang
Woiwurrung – Gudjinna, Wawa
Woleaian – Buutogo mwongoo, Gawelimmwe
Wolof – Salaam maalekum, Na nga def - sg, Na ngeen def - pl
Wymysorys – Skiöe, Skiöekumt
Xârâcùù – Bosu
Xârâgurè – Vâsgatzo
Xhosa – Molo - sg, Molweni - pl
Xibe – ᠪᠠᡳᡨᠠᡴᡡ ᠨᠠ (baitakū na)
Yahgan – Apa sá
Yakut (Sakha) – Эҕэрдэ (Eğerde), Дорообо (Doroobo) - inf
Yambeta – Tuə́ olɛ kɔŋɛ a
Yamdena – Tabé
Yangben – Anyipeséé
Yankunytjatjara – Wai, Nyuntu palya - sg, Nyura palya - pl
Yapese – Mogethin
Yemba – Pɛ lɛkɔ́
Yenish – Puiznu
Yiddish (Eastern) – אַ גוטן טאָג (a gutn tog) - frm, שלום עליכם (shlum alichem), העלא (hela) - inf, היי (hey) - inf
Yiddish (Western) – Scholem alechem, Schumlechem, Gute tag
Yonaguni – 今日拝む (kyō ogamu), すーうがむ (su-ugamu), すーうんがむ (su-ungamu), すーうか゚む (su-uka ゚mu)
Yoruba – Pẹlẹ o, Ẹ n lẹ, Ẹ pẹlẹ - frm, Pẹlẹ - inf
Yucatec Maya – Ba'ax ka wa'alik
Yukaghir (Kolyma) – Дорообә (Doroobə)
Yukaghir (Tundra) – Амучэмут (Amučemut)
Yupʼik (Central Alaskan) – Camai, Unuakukegci, Cangacit, Cangacit ernerpak
Yupʼik (Central Alaskan, Cupʼig) – Camai, Unuakukegci, Cangacit, Cangacit ernerpak
Yupik (Central Siberian) – Xaau, Uyuq, Natesiin
Zapotec (Isthmus) – Padiuxi, Padiull, Ola
Zarma – Fo, Fufu
Zaza – Selam, Merheba, Sılam, Xêr bo, Demweş
Zeelandic – Hoeiendag, Huijjj
Zhuang (Standard) – Mwngz ndei
Zhuang (Yongbei) – Mwngz ni
Zou – Chibai, Dam maw
Zulu – Sawubona - sg, Sanibonani - pl
Zuni – Kish
ǃKung (Ekoka) – ǃKao

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