Hello! Olá! Ahoy! Bonjour! Namaste! Marhabaan! Did you know that if you wanted to say hello to everyone on the planet, you’d have to learn around 2800 languages! Now, of course, that’ll take quite a while. So, in this infographic, we will restrict ourselves to learning to say hello in 50 different languages and countries around the world. Originally published at: http://www.punditcafe.com/world/say-hello-in-50-different-languages-infographic/

1. Hello
IN 50 LANGUAGES
Afghanistan
Salam
Arab
Marhabaan
Armenia
Barev
Austria
Gruess Gott
Բարեւ grüß Gott
(Persian) (Arabic) (Armenian) (Austrian German)
Poland
Cheshch
Romania
Buna
Russia
Zdravstvuyte
Scotland
Halò
cześć Здравствуйте
(Polish)
(Romanian)
(Russian)
(Scottish German)
N & S Korea
Annyeonghaseyo
Norway
Hallo
Pakistan
Adaab
Philippines
Kamusta
안녕하세요 ‫آداب‬
(Korean)
(Norwegian)
(Urdu)
(Filipino)
Serbia
Zdravo
Slovakia
Ahoy
South Africa
Sawubona
Spain
Hola
Здраво
(Serbian) (Slovak)
(Zulu) (Spanish)
Mongolia
Sain uu
Myanmar
Mingalaba
Netherland
Hallo
New Zealand
Kia ora
မဂႆလာပၝСайн уу
(Mongolian) (Burmese)
(Dutch) (Maori)
Italy
Ciao
Japan
Kon'nichiwa
Kenya
Jambo
Laos
Sabaidi
こんにちは ສະບາຍດີ(Italian)
(Japanese)
(Swahili)
(Lao)
India
Namaste
Indonesia
Halo
Ireland
Dia dhuit
Israel
Shalom
नम ते ‫שלום‬
(Hindi)
(Indonesian) (Irish)
(Hebrew)
Greece
Yahsoo
Hawaii
Aloha
Hungary
Siya
Iceland
Gothan dagg
Γεια σου Szia Góðan dag
(Greek)
(Hawaiian)
(Hungarian) (Icelandic)
Fiji
Bula
Finland
Hei
France
Bonjour
Germany
Guten Tag
(Fijian) (Finnish) (French) (German)
Brazil
Olá
Bulgaria
Zdraveǐte
China
Nǐ hǎo
Congo (Greater)
Mbote
Здравейте 你好(Portuguese)
(Bulgarian) (Cantonese)
(Lingala)
Croatia
Bok
Czech Republic
Ahoy
Denmark
Hey
Estonia
Tere
Ahoj Hej(Croatian)
(Czech) (Danish)
(Estonian)
Ahoj
Uzbekistan
Salom
Vietnam
Chào bạn
(Uzbek) (Vietnamese)
Sweden
Hallå
Taiwan
Li ho
Thailand
S̄wạs̄di
Ukraine
Vitahyu
(Swedish)
(Taiwanese) (Thai) (Ukrainian)
你好 สวัสดี Вітаю
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* Equivalent greeting of 'Hello' is used in languages where 'Hello' is not defined.
** The prevalent language is used for each country.