Greetings in different languages should be pronounced.

Russia: привет (privé t, informative), здравтвттт.

India: (Mastej)

Egyptian Arabic: (Horse? Aban)

France: salut (informal), hello.

Australia: Hello.

Brazil: Spanish: Hello, Buenos Aires.

South Korea: (yeoboseyo)

Germany: Hello, hello.

Hello in Chinese.

Hello in English

Dutch hoi or hallo

Salut Romania

Spanish hola

Dutch hallo in South Africa

German Guten marker

Zulu savubona

Yiddish (the international language used by Jews)

Thai sa-wat-dee

The kumusta language.

Hungarian Jó napot

Haitian namaste

Hebrew shalom

Esperanto Saluton

Goddag, Denmark

Dobl, Czech Republic? Joni Aho Eden

Arabic aharan language

Croatian Bok

Good morning France

Germany Gutende

Italian Ciao, or Buongiorno.

Korean a ni yo ha sei yo

The morning in Japan is: ぉはよぅ! (ohayou)

From afternoon to 6: 00 pm: こんにちは! (Kong Nizhi)

After the evening is: こんばんは! (Kombanava)

Russian здравствукте or првет.

Ross: Personal, informative.

India: (Mastej)

Egyptian Arabic: (Horse? Aban)

France: salut (informal), hello.

Australia: Hello.

Brazil: Hello, Buenos Aires.

South Korea: (yeoboseyo)

Germany: Hello, hello.

England: Hello, hi.

Spanish: Hello.

Catalan: Hello.

Hello, English. Hi.

Korean? (A Niu Hasayo Annening Hasayo)

Hello France! ~ Good day (Bong Ruhe)

Good evening. Good evening (Feng Suha)

Germany Guten label! (Gutenberg) Hello.

Italian Ciao (ci~qiao)

Japanese こんにちは(ko Nijiwa) Good morning :ぉぅござぃまず (O Hayo u go za i Ma Su)

Russian здравствулте! Z Delastre and Wu Yijie "(that is," Z "is pronounced in the English phonetic alphabet, and" La "is trilled.

Spanish Hola (o la)

Other pronunciations are not clear.