I am from India friends: aur bhai, kya haal hai? (And brother, how are you?)...slang sentence friends: kaise ho? (how are you?)...general sentence family : pranaam mummy/papa/any elder person (with both hands folded & then bowing completely, touching their feets)

Hello, Kaede! Here, it usually depends on the situation and the people. On the one hand, if you see those people frequently, we just say: 'Hola' (hello) or we use any amicable phrase such as 'Ey, ¡qué pasa!' (hey, what's up). On the other hand, if you rarely meet those people, then we kiss each other (normally two kisses). Furthermore, when we meet new friends or people, we also kiss each other. My country is Spain. You already know how to greet people over here!

I come from Indonesia. In Indonesia, you just shake hand or hug (man to man or man to woman) but woman to woman they use "cipika cipiki" then hug, it means kissing the cheek also for the youngsters, we usually hug as a greeting

In Norway it depends on the situation, some only say "Hei" which is the same as hi, and some say "God morgen" in the morning, which means good morning, together with a little nod. Among youngsters it's more normal to hug as a greeting.

I'm from Brazil... Here, we shake hands or say: "Olá" or "Olá tudo bem?" = "Hello" or "Hellow, How are you?" I'm very interessed in Japanese Culture, and a big fan of your people.