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Hello in Other Languages
LosaruTaiyo
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I feel like Gandalf. I have no memory of this place. It's changed so much. Anyways...
As stated, this is just a game where you say "Hello" or a similar greeting in another language.
I might as well start:
Hello
As stated, this is just a game where you say "Hello" or a similar greeting in another language.
I might as well start:
Hello
I have no memory of this place. Time to start anew I guess
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edited because the abbreviated version of the word for a trash panda that is used in the mountains is censored.
Tales From The Myst
The Blue Moon Jukebox
Guess what language. Hint: Dialect
Sometimes it's not me who talks to you, it's machine translation
Hei = hello
Hei hei = bye
I don't use my language much being computer hermit so its always bit awkward to write but I sure do everytime this kinda topic pops up
(that's Rumantsch/Romansh, one of the languages of Switzerland)
Newfoundland saying
I have no memory of this place. Time to start anew I guess
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Cantonese!
“Dia Dhuit!” - Irish (as Gaeilge)
Or
“Well, what’s the craic?” - casual Irish (English)
(Dovahzul from the videogame Skyrim)
Never said we couldn't use fictional languages, eh?
Sometimes it's not me who talks to you, it's machine translation
Holà! (Spanish)
你好! (Ni Hao) (Mandarin)
Guten Tag ! (German)
Right
Sometimes it's not me who talks to you, it's machine translation
Klingon greeting means "What do you want?"
( Trekkie alert
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It's "nook-neh" (the emphasis is on the H in "neh" part) .
Klingons (normally) don't make "small talk" (means that "please" and "thank you" are also not normal) . So saying "What do you want?" is the closest to an Earth style "Hello".
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