- Afrikaans: hello
- Aleut: aang
- American Signal Language: [email protected] [email protected]
- Amharic: ሰላም (sälam)
- Arabic: مَرْحَبًا (ar) (marḥaban), سَلَام (ar) (salām), أَهْلًا (ar) (ʾahlan)
- Egyptian Arabic: أهلاً
- Moroccan Arabic: السلام (s-salām)
- Armenian: բարև (barew)
- Azerbaijani: salam (az)
- Bashkir: сәләм (säläm)
- Basque: kaixo (eu)
- Belarusian: прыве́т (pryvjét), здаро́ў (zdaróŭ)
- Bengali: সালাম (salam)
- Bulgarian: здра́сти (bg) (zdrásti), здраве́й (bg) (zdravéj)
- Burmese: မင်္ဂလာပါ (my) (mangga.lapa)
- Catalan: hola (ca)
- Chinese language:
- Cantonese: 你好 (nei5 hou2)
- Hakka: 你好 (ngì-hó)
- Mandarin: 你好 (zh) (nǐ hǎo) (the most typical), 嗨 (zh) (hāi) 哈囉 (zh), 哈啰 (zh) (hāluō) (slang)
- Min Dong: please add this translation in the event you can
- Min Nan: 你好 (lí hó)
- Wu: 儂好, 侬好 (non hau)
- Czech: ahoj (cs), čau (cs), čus (cs), nazdar (cs), zdar (cs)
- Danish: hallo (da), goddag (da), hej! (da), dav (da)
- Dutch: hallo (nl), hoi (nl)
- Esperanto: saluton (eo), sal (eo)
- Estonian: hei, tere (et), tervist
- Faroese: hey, halló
- Finnish: hei (fi), moi (fi), terve (fi)
- French: salut (fr)
- Galician: ola (gl)
- Georgian: გამარჯობა (ka) (gamarǯoba)
- German: hallo (de), ‘n Tag
- Greek: γεια (el) (geia)
- Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם (he) (shalóm)
- Hindi: नमस्ते (hello) (namastē), सलाम (hello) (salām) (utilized by Muslims), हाइ (hello) (hā’i)
- Hungarian: szia (hu)
- Icelandic: halló (is), hæ (is)
- Inari Sami: tiervâ
- Indonesian: hai (id), salam (id)
- Interlingua: salute (ia), hallo
- Italian: ciao (it)
- Japanese: こんにちは (ja) (konnichi wa), やあ (yā), どうも (dōmo)
- Kazakh: сәлем (kk) (sälem), салам (salam)
- Khmer: សួស្តី (suəsdəy)
- Korean: 안녕 (ko) (annyeong)
- Krio: kusheh
- Kyrgyz: салам (ky) (salam)
- Lao: ສະບາຍດີ (sa bāi dī), ເຮີຍ (hœ̄i)
- Latin: salve (la), ave (la)
- Latvian: (gender relying on the listener(s)) sveiks m, sveika f, sveiki m pl, sveikas f pl
- Lithuanian: labas (lt), sveikas (lt)
- Macedonian: здра́во (zdrávo)
- Malay: hai, salam
- Maltese: ejj
- Mongolian: (please confirm)сайн уу? (mn) (sajn uu?) (casual) , сайн байна уу? (mn) (sajn bajna uu?)
- Nepali: हाइ (ne) (hāi) नमस्कार (ne) (namaskār), नमस्ते (ne) (namaste)
- Northern Sami: dearvva, bures
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: hei (no), heisan
- Occitan: adieu (oc)
- Ojibwe: boozhoo
- Ossetian: салам (salam), арфӕ (arfæ)
- Persian: سلام (fa) (salâm), درود (fa) (dorud)
- Polish: cześć (pl), hej (pl)
- Portuguese: olá (pt), oi (pt), alô (pt), e ai? (pt)
- Punjabi: (sat sri akal, formal), (kiddhan, casual)
- Romanian: bună (ro), salut (ro)
- Russian: приве́т (ru) (privét), здоро́во (ru) (zdoróvo), здра́сте (ru) (zdráste)
- Scottish Gaelic: hòigh
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: ћао, здраво, мерхаба, хало, бок
- Roman: ćao (sh), zdravo (sh), merhaba, halo (sh), bok (sh)
- Sicilian: sabbinirìca
- Skolt Sami: tiõrv
- Slovak: ahoj (sk), čau, nazdar
- Slovene: žívjo, zdrávo
- Southern Altai: эзен (ezen)
- Spanish: hola (es)
- Swahili: jambo (sw), salaam
- Swedish: hallå (sv), hej! (sv), hejsan (sv), tja (sv), tjena (sv)
- Tagalog: helo, hoy (tl)
- Tajik: салом (salom)
- Tamil: வணக்கம் (ta) (vaṇakkam)
- Tatar: сәлам (tt) (sälam)
- Thai: หวัดดี (wàt-dii), สวัสดี (th) (sà-wàt-dii)
- Tigrinya: ሰላም (sälam)
- Tok Pisin: gude
- Turkish: merhaba (tr), selam (tr)
- Turkmen: salam
- Tz’utujil: coli
- Ukrainian: приві́т (uk) (pryvít)
- Urdu: سلام (salām), نمستے (namastē)
- Uzbek: salom (uz)
- Vietnamese: chào (vi) (relying on the connection between speaker and individual addressed, one of many following phrases could also be appended: ông (vi), bà (vi), cô (vi), anh (vi), chị (vi), em (vi), quí vị)
- Volapük: (please confirm)glidis!
- Walloon: a (wa), bondjoû (wa)
- Welsh: siwmae
- Zhuang: please add this translation in the event you can
