Do you have a "traditional" greeting in your country

[Mortimer]

In Austria there is of course Hi, Hello(Hallo in german) and Guten Tag, Guten Morgen etc. Good Day, Good morning but a "traditional greeting" is Grüss Gott and means literally translated "Greet God" its quiete common in use and not seen as politically incorrect.

[StonyArabia]

Kinchowa

[Mortimer]

Kinchowa

can you translate what does that mean and is that in circassia, iraq or canada

[StonyArabia]

can you translate what does that mean and is that in circassia, iraq or canada

It's Japanese lol. Salam Alikum goes for Iraq and Circassian Muslims in the diaspora.

[Profileid]

"sup dude"

[StonyArabia]

"sup dude"

Blacks go Yo waz up
Whites go what's up dude
Mideastners go Salam
Asians go Hi how a youuu

xD

[LieDetector]

'wuz up muh nigga'

:picard1:

[Bezprym]

Cześć - hi/hello
Dzień dobry - good morning/afternoon
Dobry wieczór - good evening
Kurwa, ale zimno - fuck, so cold (in Winter)

[Root]

Greeting is Marsh-mogsh which literally means "Freedom and health", Marsha woghiyla "to males", Marsha yoghiyla "to females". Your reply: Dala weziyla/eziyla which means "may God's love be with you"

1uyre dika yoyla/hiyla - good morning
De dika yoyla/hiyla - good afternoon
Suyre dika yoyla/hiyla - good evening
Buyse dika yoyla/hiyla - good night

[Magnolia]

Ahoj! (Hi!)
http://img1.obrazkyanimace.com/oa/023/001.jpg

[Pahli]

Allahu Akbar followed by a huge explosion

[meninodeengenho]

Olá (Hello)
Eaí (what's up)
Como vai, sangue bom? (what's up dude).

[Valmont]

La bise!

It changes from one region to the other and varies according to the circumstances.

See this website to know how many "bises" you need to give. http://combiendebises.free.fr/

You basically put your cheek against someone else's cheek and make a kissing sound.

It is reserved for family members, close friends and unformal events. Otherwise you should simply shake hands.

Men do not usually kiss on the cheeks unless related or long-time friends. It is now becoming a new trend amongst sportsmen (like rugby players)

[Bezprym]

Ahoj! (Hi!)
http://img1.obrazkyanimace.com/oa/023/001.jpg

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/a4/b4/ed/a4b4edab4efb6138f9ec4314a7386532.jpg

[Rumata]

Good Day, Good morning but a "traditional greeting" is Grüss Gott and means literally translated "Greet God" its quiete common in use and not seen as politically incorrect.

This awful 'Grüss Gott' sounds so politically incorrect towards my fellow Austrian atheists.

[Mraz]

Salam Alejkum when you greet an ex communist.

[Grenzland]

Servus!

[Styrian Mujo]

Dober dan!
Zdravo!
Seos!
Servus!
Dober večer!
Adijo!
Čao!
Ajde!

[Rumata]

Salam Alejkum when you greet an ex communist.

And how do you greet a commy then?

[Ülev]

ku or qu


https://youtu.be/CmgiHDwvMVs

[Styrian Mujo]

Oh I forgot ejga!

[Rumata]

The most common greetings in Russia are:

Zdravstvujte - formal, plural
Privet - informal, singular and plural

[Sacrificed Ram]

Olá (Hello)
Eaí (what's up)
Como vai, sangue bom? (what's up dude).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi8W3Xm2cGw

[wvwvw]

Geia = hi
Ola kala? = what's up, everything's ok?
Ti nea= what's up, what's new?
Pos paei=how's it going?

[Myanthropologies]

Sup faggots?
Yo
What up?
How's it going?
How're you?
What up brah?

[Mikula]

Ahoj! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahoy_(greeting)#Czech_and_Slovak) - Hi, Hello (familiar)
Dobrý den - Good Day
Dobrý večer - Good Evening

[Rumata]

Ahoj! - Hi, Hello (familiar)
Dobrý den - Good Day
Dobrý večer - Good Evening

But what about a 'Good morning'? Why isn't it included? :)

[Mikula]

But what about a 'Good morning'? Why isn't it included? :)

Dobré jitro / Dobré ráno - Good morning

It is used to but more often is just Dobrý den (Good Day)

[LouisFerdinand]

Hungarian greetings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-NIOJ62hzg

[Shah-Jehan]

Kemon Achen/Acho/Achis [How are you (formal), (less formal), (informal)]

Assalam Alaykum/Namashkar [Hello]

[Skjaldemjøden]

Dav = 'day

[jingorex]

'sup