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Names of greetings in many languages

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Irish Gaelic greeting used when meeting someone.

  
  
2

Korean formal greeting to show respect when meeting someone.

3

Swahili salutation used in East Africa for saying hi.

4

Arabic word for peace used as a common hello.

5

Spanish word for hello used across Spanish-speaking regions.

6

Mandarin Chinese standard greeting to indicate you are well.

  
  
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Icelandic hello used when greeting people.

8

Hawaiian word used for hello, love, or goodbye.

9

Hebrew greeting meaning peace used in hello and farewell.

10

Greeting from Indonesian/Malay roots wishing safety or well-being.