Albanian (Albania, Yugoslavia) Tungjatjeta
Albanian (Albania, Yugoslavia) Allo
Anglo-Saxon (old England) God dæg
Anglo-Saxon (old England) [morning] God morgen
Anglo-Saxon (old England) [evening] God æfen
[Austrian, see Bavarian]
Basque (France, Spain) Kaixo
Basque (France, Spain) Egun on
Basque (France, Spain) Agur
Bavarian (South Germany, Austria) Griass di
Bavarian (South Germany, Austria) [plural] Griass enk
Bavarian (South Germany, Austria)[morning] Guatn Moagn
Bavarian (South Germany, Austria)[evening] Guatn Abend
Belorussian [Byelorussian] (Belarus) Pryvitani
Belorussian [Byelorussian] (Belarus) Vitaj
Breton (France) Demat
Breton (France) Salut
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) Zdraveite
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [informal] Zdravei
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [informal] Zdrasti
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [morning] Dobar den
Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [afternoon] Dobrutro
[Byelorussian, see Belorussian]
Catalan (Andorra, Spain, France) Hola
Catalan (Andorra, Spain, France) Bon dia
Catalan (Andorra, Spain, France) Bona tarda
Connemara (Ireland) Conas ta
Cornish (Great Britain) You
Cornish (Great Britain) Durdatha why
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) Zdravo
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) [informal] Bok
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) [morning] Dobro jutro
Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) [afternoon] Dobar dan
Czech (Czech Republic) Dobrý den
Czech (Czech Republic) Nazdar
Czech (Czech Republic) [informal] Ahoj
Czech (Czech Republic) [morning] Dobré jitro
Czech (Czech Republic) [afternoon] Dobré odpoledne
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) Goddag
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) Hejsa
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) Hej
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) Hallo
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) [morning] Godmorgen
Danish (Denmark, Greenland) [afternoon] God eftermiddag
Dutch (Netherlands) Hallo
Dutch (Netherlands) Hoi
Dutch (Netherlands) Dag
Dutch (Netherlands) Goeiendag
Dutch (Netherlands) Goedendag
Dutch (Netherlands) [morning] Goedemorgen
Dutch (Netherlands) Goede middag
Dutch (Netherlands) [evening] Goedenavond
Dutch (Belgium) Dag
Dutch (Belgium) Hallo
English (America, Australia, UK) Hello
English (America, Australia, UK) [morning] Good morning
English (America, UK) [formal] Good day
Esperanto (international use) Saluton
Estonian (Estonia) Tere
Estonian (Estonia) Tervist
Estonian (Estonia) [morning] Tere hommikust
Estonian (Estonia) [afternoon] Tere päevast
Faroese (Faroe Islands) Gothan dag
Faroese (Faroe Islands) Hallo
Finnish (Finland) [formal] Hyvää päivää
Finnish (Finland) Terve
Finnish (Finland) [informal, common] Moi
Finnish (Finland) [informal, common] Hei
[Flemish, see Dutch (Belgium)]
French (Europe, Africa, America) Bonjour
French (Europe, Africa, America) Salut
Galician (Spain) Ola
German (Central Europe) Guten Tag
German (Central Europe) [morning] Guten Morgen
German (Central Europe) [evening] Guten Abend
German (Central Europe) Hallo
German (Austria) Grüß Gott
German (Austria) Vie geht's
German (Switzerland) Grüzi
German (Switzerland and Lichtenstein) Hoi
German [Süd-Tirol/South Tyrol] (Italy) Ers Gott
Greek (Greece) Geia sou
Greek (Greece) Geia
Greek (Greece) Yassu
Greek (Greece) [morning] Kalimera
Greek (Greece) [afternoon] Kalo apogerma
Greek (Greece) [evening] Kalispera
[Gypsy, see Romani]
Hungarian [Magyar] (Hungary) Jó napot
Hungarian [Magyar] (Hungary) Jó napot kívánok
Hungarian [Magyar] (Hungary) Szervusz
Icelandic (Iceland) Góðan daginn
Icelandic (Iceland) Halló
Icelandic (Iceland) [to many people] Komið þið sæl
Icelandic (Iceland) [to a woman] Komdu sæl
Icelandic (Iceland) [to a man] Komdu sæll
Irish Gaelic (Ireland, Britain) Dia dhuit
Irish Gaelic [response to Dia dhuit] Dia is Muire dhuit
Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa)[familiar] Ciao
Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa)[familiar] Salve
Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa) [morning] Buon giorno
Italian (Cent. Eur., E Africa) [afternoon] Buon pomeriggio
Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa) [evening] Buona sera
Karelian (Finland, Russia) Terveh
[Lappish, see Sami]
Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) Ave
Latvian (Latvia) Sveiki
Latvian (Latvia) [morning] Lab'rit
Latvian (Latvia) [afternoon] Lab'dien
Latvian (Latvia) [evening] Lab'vakar
Lithuanian (Lithuania) (said to male) Sveikas
Lithuanian (Lithuania) (said to female) Sveika
Lithuanian (Lithuania) Labas
Lithuanian (Lithuania) [morning] Labas rytas
Lithuanian (Lithuania) [afternoon] Laba diena
Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) Gode Dag
Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) Goden Dag
Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) [morning] Gode Morgen
Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) [morning] Goden Morgen
Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) [evening] Gode Avend
Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) [evening] Goden Avend
Lower Saxon (North Germany, Netherlands) Moi
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) Moiën
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) Bonjour
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) Gudde Mëtteg
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) [morning] Gudden Mueren
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) [morning] Gudde Moien
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) [afternoon] Gudden Nomëtteg
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) [evening] Gudden Owend
Macedonian (Macedonia) Zdravo
[Magyar, see Hungarian]
Maltese (Malta) Bongu
Mari [Hill Mari] (Russia) [morning] Puruirak
Mari [Hill Mari] (Russia) [afternoon] Purukyecha
Mari [Hill Mari] (Russia) [evening] Puruvada
Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) [morning] Paraer
Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) [afternoon] Parakyechye
Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) [evening] Parakas
Middle-English (old England) Gode dai
Middle-English (old England) Gode dei
Middle-English (old England) [morning] Gode morweninge
Middle-English (old England) [evening] Gode æfen
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) Dag
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [answer] Dag ok
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [answer] Dag ouk
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) Goden Dag
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) Gouden dag
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [morning] Moin
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [morning] Morgen
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [morning] Goden Morgen
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [morning] Gouden morgen
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [evening] Avend
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [evening] Goden Avend
Northern Low Saxon (Germany) [evening] Gouden avend
Norwegian [Nynorsk] (Norway) Goddag
Norwegian [Bokmaal] (Norway) Hei
Norwegian [Bokmaal] (Norway) Heisann
Norwegian (Norway) Hallo
Norwegian (Norway) [morning] God morgen
Norwegian (Norway) [afternoon] God aften
[Occitan, see Provencal]
Plattdeutsch (N. Germany, Ostfriesland) Moin
Plattdeutsch (N. Germany, Nordfriesland) Moin moin
Plautdietsch (Germany) G'n dach
Plautdietsch (Germany) [morning] G'n morje
Plautdietsch (Germany) [evening] G'n owend
Polish (Poland) Czesc
Polish (Poland) Dzien dobry
Polish (Poland) Witaj
Polish (Poland) Czolem
Polish (Poland) Serwus
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [morning] Bom dia
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [afternoon] Boa tarde
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [evening] Boa noite
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) Olá
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [informal] Oi
Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [informal] Como vai
Provencal [Occitan] (France) Adiu
Romani [Vlax] [Gypsy] Ej
Romanian (Romania) Buna ziua
Romanian (Romania) Salut
Romanian (Romania) [morning] Buna dimineata
Romansch (Switzerland) Allegra
Romansch (Switzerland) Bun di
Russian (Russia) Zdravstvuite
Russian (Russia) [informal] Zdravstvui
Russian (Russia) Privet
Russian (Russia) [morning] Dobroe utro
Russian (Russia) [afternoon] Dobry den
Sami [Lappish] (Scandinavia) Buris baive
Sami [Lappish] (Scandinavia) Buore baeve
Sami [Lappish] (Scandinavia) Buore beaivvi
Sami [Lappish] (Scandinavia) Buurist
Sami [Lappish] (Scandinavia) Buores
Scots (Scottland) [morning] Guid mornin
Scots (Scottland) [afternoon] Guid efternuin
Scots (Scottland) [evening] Guid eenin
Scottish Gaelic (Northwestern Scotland) Ciamar a tha thu
Serbian (Bosnia, Yugoslavia) Zdravo
Serbian (Bosnia, Yugoslavia) Dobar dan
Serbian (Bosnia, Yugoslavia) [morning] Dobro jutro
Slovak (Slovakia) Dobrý den
Slovak (Slovakia) Ahoj
Slovenian (Slovenia) [said to male] Pozdravljeni
Slovenian (Slovenia) [said to female] Pozdravljena
Slovenian (Slovenia) Zhivjo
Slovenian (Slovenia) [morning] Dobro jutro
Slovenian (Slovenia) [afternoon] Dober dan
Spanish (America, Spain) Hola
Spanish (America, Spain) [morning] Buenos días
Spanish (America, Spain) [afternoon] Buenas tardes
Swedish (Sweden, Finland)[formal; morning] God morgon
Swedish (Sweden, Finland)[afternoon] God middag
Swedish (Sweden, Finland)[formal; evening] God afton
Swedish (Sweden, Finland) Tjenare
Swedish (Sweden, Finland) Tjenis
Swedish (Sweden, Finland) Tjena
Swedish (Sweden, Finland) Hallå
Swedish (Sweden, Finland) [when surprised] Hej
Swedish (Sweden, Finland) [when surprised] Hejsan
Swedish (Sweden, Finland) [informal] Mossning
Swedish (Sweden, Finland) [call attention] Halloh
Swedish (Sweden, Finlnad) [call attention] Halloh där
Swiss German (Zurich, Switzerland) Gu-ëte Tag
Swiss German (Zurich, Switzerland) Gu-etä Tag
Swiss German (Zurich, Switzerland)[morning]Gu-ëte Morgë
Swiss German (Zurich, Switzerland)[morning]Gu-etä Morge
Swiss German (Zurich, Switzerland)[evening]Gu-ëten Aabig
Swiss German (Zurich, Switzerland)[evening]Gu-etä Naabig
Swiss German (Bern, Switzerland) Grü-essech
Swiss German (Bern, Switzerland) Grü-esdi
Swiss German (Bern, Switzerland) [morning] Gu-ete Morge
Swiss German (Bern, Switzerland) [evening] Gu-eten Abe
Ukrainian (Ukraine) Privit
Ukrainian (Ukraine) Dobri den
Ukrainian (Ukraine) Zdorovenkni
Ukrainian (Ukraine) Vitayu
Ukrainian (Ukraine) [morning] Dobri ranok
[Vlaams, see Dutch (Belgium)]
Votic (Russia) Üvä päivää
Votic (Russia) Terveüz
Welsh (Wales) Dydd da
Welsh (Wales) Prynhawn da
Welsh (Wales) Sut mae
Welsh (Wales) Sut mae?
Welsh (Wales) [response to Sut mae?] Sut mae
Welsh (Wales) Siwmae?
Welsh (Wales) [response to Siwmae?] Siwmae
Welsh (Wales) [morning] Bore da
Welsh (Wales) [afternoon] Pnawn da
Welsh (Wales) [evening] Noswaith da
Welsh (Wales) [night] Nos da
Welsh (North Wales) Shwmae
Welsh (South Wales) Sut ydych chi
Welsh (South Wales) Sut'achi
Westerlauwer Frisian (Germany) Goeie
Westerlauwer Frisian (Germany) Goedei
Westerlauwer Frisian (Germany) [morning] Moarn
Westerlauwer Frisian (Germany) [morning] Goemoarn
Westerlauwer Frisian (Germany) [afternoon] Middei
Westerlauwer Frisian (Germany) [afternoon] Goemiddei
Westerlauwer Frisian (Germany) [evening] Goejûn
Westphalian Low Saxon (Germany) Gueden Dag
Westphalian Low Saxon (Germany) [morning] Gueden Muorgn
Westphalian Low Saxon (Germany) [evening] Gueden Abend
Yiddish (Europe) Ah guten tog