How do you say hello in various countries? Translate Chinese homophones.

Japanese-こんにちは！ Romaji: kon ni chi wa!

Tibetan: Tashi Dill

Thai: Sawadika

Italian

Guten Tag-German transliteration German: Gutentake!

Hello, all French.

Japan-Australia greetings

Oi and Olá-Portuguese

Hara and Hara-Spanish

Arabic transliteration of Ai Lanhai, or Sai Lanhai.

Aloha-Hawaiian greetings when they meet.

(Greetings from Hawaii) Hello and welcome; Take care. Bye. I love you.

Namaste-Nepali

Nepal's greeting is "namaste"

Hello: namaste pronunciation: namaste good evening: namaste pronunciation: namaste, how are you? : Cather Howe? Pronunciation: What time is it?

Shalom-the language of Jewish greetings, originated from Hebrew "Shalom" (peace), and some people say it is Arabic, which is unreliable.

Salut-Latin

Hoy-Danish greeting language (uncertain)

An Ning ha sie yo-Korean greeting (not sure), Korean transliteration is "Anning Hatiyo".

Salut/Bonjour are French transliteration of "Hello" and "Salu"/"Help Chef".

Pcipt means "hello" in Guinean.

Saluton is "hello" in esperanto.

Korea? Common colloquial style

(Anning Haseyou) (honorific) is more formal and used by superiors.

Used between close friends.

Russian

Jesus Christ. Hello in Danish. Hello, Jonathan Porter, Hungary.

Hello, Portuguese.

Hello. The most common expression of "Hello" in Esperanto comes from Latin.

Pinyin [n ǐ h ǐ o] is a honorific, which is used as an opening remark and a common language in general conversation. This is also the most basic Chinese word. It is mainly used before greeting others and asking questions, or simply out of courtesy.

"Hello" is a kind of respect for others, and you can say it when you meet someone you know or a stranger.

"Hello" is mainly used before greeting others to ask questions, or simply out of politeness.

The expression of "hello" is relatively neutral, and it is a bit too restrictive to say with acquaintances. It is often used by strangers to show politeness.

Why the pronunciation of "mom" is similar all over the world;

The source of this word is the same, from the Indo-European family. That is to say, although there are many languages in the Indo-European family, when the initial syllables are pronounced, they are basically the same and have the same meaning. There are only slight pronunciation differences between different nationalities at most. Even more amazing is that when writing, everyone is similar, except Chinese.

This phenomenon has been studied by linguists, and its reason also comes from the root of Indo-European language family. The word "mother" is highly identical because the pronunciation habits of human beings are the same when pronouncing this syllable. When pronouncing mother, unlike pronouncing other syllables, it needs the help of the tongue.

People begin to learn to speak in infancy, and at this time, babies don't know how to use the power of the tongue to pronounce. Therefore, when pronouncing the simplest syllable, the baby is actually an instinct. When they open their mouths to pronounce, their tongues are at the position of origin A, which needs no special discussion. It is an instinctive coincidence.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia hello entry