#HelloChallenge: In 34 Languages

💬 Pronounced like 'sin chow', it's a universal way to greet.

🌍 A friendly 'Xin chào!' can start any conversation in Vietnam.

💬 Literally means 'good day'. Use it until about 6 PM.

🌍 A common greeting in France often accompanied by a light air kiss on both cheeks.

💬 The word [こんにちは] can be used throughout the day until the early evening.

🌍 In Japan, a slight bow often accompanies a greeting.

💬 Pronounced as [ahn-nyong-ha-se-yo], this is the standard greeting used any time of day!

🌍 Koreans use bows with greetings to show respect. Don't hesitate to give a nod when saying [안녕하세요].

💬 Indonesian greetings are simple. Just say [Halo] for a friendly hello!

🌍 In casual settings, people often greet with a smile and a wave.

💬 Used in both formal and informal settings.

🌍 Turkish people often greet each other with a handshake or cheek kiss.

💬 A universal greeting in Spanish. Use it anytime, anywhere to make friends!

🌍 Did you know? A friendly [Hola] can go a long way in breaking the ice with locals.

💬 Pronounced as [Marhaban]. It's a friendly greeting.

🌍 In Saudi Arabia, greetings are often accompanied by a handshake or a nod. It's a warm gesture.

💬 Pronounced like [pree-VYET]. An informal way to say hello.

🌍 In Russia, handshakes are common, but with friends, a warm embrace or a kiss on the cheek can accompany a [Привет].