Can you say hello in your own language?

Hello in Vietnamese is Chao.

We say Salaam. Assalam o alaikum.

Here in my city ---Cebu City Philippines--- we usually greet a friend or person we just met " kumusta man ka?" It literally means how are you. There is no exact single word for hello in Cebuano ( my native language)

In the Philippines, it comes in 2 forms "kamusta" or "kumusta" both are acceptable and it means " how are you" similar to the greeting hello. The word "kumusta" was derived from the Spanish "Como esta?" which has the same meaning.

"Salut" or "buna"; these are the two ways of saying "Hello" in Romanian.

That's cool seeing the other languages saying hello. I am English speaking, I know no other language.

I *think* this is ok. I know that you can not post a discussion solely in another language, but I think since this discussion is just asking for one word in another language, and is mostly in English, it's fine. I'm American through and through. I have ancestral roots in different countries, but as far as I know they are all English speaking. However, in Welsh, "Hello" would be "Sut Mae" (Soot My I *think* is the pronounciation) or "shoo mae" (shoo my) depending on whether you are from North or South Wales. "Hoi" is "hey" in Dutch. It would be pronounced "Hoy" Some places do not even say "Hey" or "hello" or any of the variants. Instead they say things like "Alright Mate?"