how to say " Hi " in your language?

@pranay7 (1657)

India

November 28, 2006 6:19am CST

how to say " Hi " in your language? hi = namaste

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16 responses

@maddog108 (3435)

• Australia

29 Nov 06

hi

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@tvbp1985 (999)

• China

29 Nov 06

ni hao

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

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@ansmellayisa (504)

• Australia

29 Nov 06

G'day mate im Australian

@ozziefella (176)

• Australia

29 Nov 06

Yep .... now that's how you say hi in Australian.

@chefpatty (390)

• United States

29 Nov 06

an young ha say yo.

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

@margieanneart (26423)

• United States

29 Nov 06

"Hi" English from the USA

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

@MagusX (1098)

• Brazil

29 Nov 06

We say "Oi"

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

• Romania

28 Nov 06

salut - romanian

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

@prncesssly (1373)

• United States

29 Nov 06

in Polish - Czesc!

different language

@vijay12 (1642)

• India

28 Nov 06

Kem cho?(Gujarati) vanakkam(Tamil) Pranam(Hindi)

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

28 Nov 06

thanks dear

@stvasile (7306)

• Romania

28 Nov 06

Great Zimbabwe - GREAT ZIMBABWE The ruined city of Great Zimbabwe, near Masvingo, is the largest and most significant ancient monument south of the Sahara. The towering "stone houses" (dzimba dzembabwe) are the remains of a city of 20 000 shona- speaking people which prospered between the 12th and 15th centuries. The grand concept is an eloquent testament to the advanced culture of its African builders. A beautiful stylised soapstone fish eagle now the national emblem, was found in the ruins. The sculpture has pride of place in the site museum. The whole complex extends across 270 hectares and a whole day visit is strongly recommended. Great Zimbabwe On top of the hill, a dry stone citadel set among giant boulders overlooks the valley. It is a breathtaking view. Down below is an enclosure 250m in diameter with double walls up to 100m high, a great conical tower, smaller towers and many lesser enclosures linked to sunken passageways and walls. Everything has been constructed entirely without mortar – a million stones, each one balancing on each other. Nearby Lake Mutirikwi is a popular water sports resort, with excursions to bird Rich Island and pony trekking in the game reserve on the north shore. Visit nearby traditional villages where the true Zimbabwean hospitality awaits you. This is an experience you should never miss.

"Buna" (in Romanian)

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

@jackypweety (115)

• Philippines

29 Nov 06

hello

@shali3000 (742)

• Italy

28 Nov 06

Ciao in Italian :)

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

@shali3000 (742)

• Italy

28 Nov 06

Ciao in Italian:)

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

@dellakitty (793)

• United States

29 Nov 06

hola or hello both are my language

@marvit79 (341)

• Italy

28 Nov 06

Ciao (Italiano) ;P

@pranay7 (1657)

• India

29 Nov 06

thanks buddy

@ozziefella (176)

• Australia

29 Nov 06

G'day mate .... from down under.

@ansmellayisa (504)

• Australia

29 Nov 06

G'day mate im Australian