Why do Italians use the same word for "hello" and "goodbye"? Are we retarded? Is there any other language that does this?
Why do Italians use the same word for "hello" and "goodbye"? Are we retarded...
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most languages do this
Examples please.
French: Salut
swedish hej
Only the informal one is the same
Don't you say arrivederci sometimes?
Good day, english.
cześć in Polish
I say "Scheiß Kartoffel" whenever I greet or say goodbye to a German.
Hi in finnish is 'hei', goodbye is 'hei hei'
Korean: Anyeong
Spanish (at night): Buenas noches
Buenas días, buenas tardes, buenas noches in spanish.
>German humor
Informal version in English would be "hi" and "bye".
The Dutch equivalent would be "kankerhomo"
In informal situations it can be used as "hello", "goodbye", and as "that's a good one, m9"
we use chao for bye
Arabic: salam, Hebrew: shalom.
WE USE BLAGODARYA AND DOVIJDANE NOT MERSI AND CHAO REEEEEEEE
Büdös cigány in Hungol
greek: γειά σου ("your health", be healthy)
Why can't Italians answer a phone call like a normal human being?
>gay asshole
Doesn't sound too nice
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Awoooooo!
>Is there any other language that does this?
Aloha is used like that
;^)
"Aloha" in Hawaiian
Servus
in finnish:
hello: hei
goodbye: hei hei
sagen nur spacken uezs
Most of our greetings can be used as goodbyes as well.
mirin ottermode aesthetics
"Yarak" in turkish
Hungarian does this with "Szia"
Slovak- Ahoy,Ciao
None Latin can.
>youtube.com
>Up Spain, Hello?
Bonjour can mean goodbye
Hebrew: Shalom
(Though we tend to use Lehitra'ot for goodbye, but Shalom is correct for both)
>anime pic
>are we retarded?
Yea, we've "Salut"