Hola ¿como estás? Buenos dias Buenas tardes Some common greetings on Chile: Hola po hueón Wena po hueón Ya andai hueviando por aquí ahuevonao?

IN BRAZIL (PORTUGUESE) good morning ! = bom dia! good afternoon ! = boa tarde ! Hello ! = Olá ! Hi ! = Oi ! good evening ! = boa noite ! I LOVE BRAZIL !!!! EU AMO O BRASIL !!!!!

In spanish: - Hola ¿cómo estás? - ¡Buenos días! - ¡Buenas tardes! I disagree with Sebastian in what he calls "Some common greetings of Chile". The term "huevón" is pejorative and insulting with the other person. It's a vulgar way to speak.

In the Philippines our national language is Tagalog Mabuhay! = Welcome or Long live! (This is usually used to greet foreign visitors.) Kumusta ka? = How are you? Magandang Umaga! = Good morning! Magandang Tanghali = Good afternoon! Magandang Gabi = Good Evening! Paalam! = Goodbye! Mag inggat ka. = Take care! Po and Opo = this is to say YES at the same time showing respect. Hindi po = saying NO with respect.

Dutch: Hallo = Hello Hoi/Hey/Hi/Ey/Yo = Hello (informal) Goedemorgen = Good morning Goedemiddag = Good afternoon Goedenavond = Good evening Welterusten = Good night (literally 'good rest') Tot ziens = Goodbye Doei/Dag/Mazzel/Later/Hoi = Goodbye (informal) Funny greetings: Toedeloe = Goodbye Toedeledokie = Goodbye (combination of "okidokie" and "toedeloe") Toedels = Goodbye De ballen = Goodbye (lit. the balls, refering to the testicles. It is the sort version for the verse: "De ballen, laat ze niet vallen, laat ze niet glippen, anders kun je niet meer wippen." --> "The balls, don't let them fall, don't let them slip, otherwise you won't be able to have sex again.") Tabee = Goodbye Tot sinas = Goodbye (funny version of "tot ziens". The word "sinas" refers to orange juice with bubbles.)