Say hello to the world !

Test your Hello skills in many languages!

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Have you ever wished to say Hello to someone from a different country or state, knowing a different language?

Here is an opportunity to learn few hello in various languages by playing this quiz!

Image credit: N/A	How many languages you need to know in order to say Hello to everyone in the world. a. 3890 b. 2796 c. 1987 d. 899 Answer: [b] 2796 You need to learn 2796 forms of Hello to speak to every one in this world! Ready for the challenge?
Image credit:www.wpclipart.com.	Match the following greeting with one of the 4 Asian countries - China, Philippines, Malaysia, Japan a. Halo (Pronounciation: Hello) b. Ohayoo gozaimasu (Pronounciation: o-ha-yo go-zai-mass) c. Ni hao (Pronounciation: Nee HaOW) d. Kumusta Ka (Pronounciation: Kumusta Ka) Answer: a. Halo (Pronounciation: Hello) - Malaysia b. Ohayoo gozaimasu (Pronounciation: o-ha-yo go-zai-mass) - Japan c. Ni hao (Pronounciation: Nee HaOW) - China d. Kumusta Ka (Pronounciation: Kumusta Ka)[b] 2796 - Philippines
Image credit :Unknown	Match the following greeting with one of the 8 languages - Latin, Spanish, German, French, Norwegian/finnish/estonian, Polish, Swahili, Novajo a. Hola (Pronounciation: silent 'h' - Ola) b. Hallo (informal) or Guten Tag (Prounounciation:Gootan Taack) c. Salut (informal, silent 't') or bonjour (formal) d. Salve (Pronounciation: sal-way) e. Hei (Pronounciation:hi) f. Ya' at' eeh g. Witaj (Pronounciation:Wita-y) h. Jambo (JAM-bo) Answer: a. Hola (Pronounciation: silent 'h' - Ola) - Spanish b. Hallo (informal) or Guten Tag (Prounounciation:Gootan Taack) - German c. Salut (informal, silent 't') or bonjour (formal) - French d. Salve (Pronounciation: sal-way) - Latin e. Hei (Pronounciation:hi) - Norwegian/Finnish/Estonian f. Ya' at' eeh - Novajo g. Witaj (Pronounciation:Wita-y) - Polish h. Jambo (JAM-bo) - Swahili
Image credit :n/a	How many times an average person says "Good bye" in a day? a. 1-3 times b. 3-6 times c. 6-8 times d. 8-10 times Answer: [d] 8-10 times How many times you say "Good bye" in a day? How do you compare?
Image credit:www.clipart.com	Match the following greeting with one of the 4 countries - South Africa, Cote-d-Ivore, Ghana, Egypt a. Bonjour (Pronounciation: Bon-jor) b. Sawubona (Prounounciation:saw-u-bana) c. Salaam (Prounounciation:sa-laa-m) d. etesen (Pronounciation:e-te-sen) Answer: a. Bonjour (Pronounciation: Bon-jor) - Cote-d-Ivore b. Sawubona (Prounounciation:saw-u-bana) - South Africa c. Salaam (Prounounciation:sa-laa-m) - Egypt d. etesen (Pronounciation:e-te-sen) - Ghana
Image credit :teacherpictures.com	Match the following Asian greeting with one of the 4 languages - Romanian, Russian, Hebrew, Svenska(Swedish) a. Shalom (Pronounciation: sha-lohm) b. Buna ziua (Prounounciation: Boo-nuh-zee-wa) c. Zdrasvstvuite (Prounounciation:ZzDRAST-vet-yah) d. God dag (Pronounciation: goo dahg) Answer: a. Shalom (Pronounciation: sha-lohm) - Hebrew b. Buna ziua (Prounounciation: Boo-nuh-zee-wa) - Romanian c. Zdrasvstvuite (Prounounciation:ZzDRAST-vet-yah) - Russian d. God dag (Pronounciation: goo dahg) - Svenska (Swedish)
Image credit :N/A	Match the following Asian greeting with one of the 4 languages - Urudu, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu/Malayalam/Kannada a. Namaskaara (Pronounciation: Namas-ka-ra) b. Namaste (Prounounciation: namas-te) c. Salaam or Salam-alai-kum (Prounounciation:sa-laa-m) d. Vanakkam (Pronounciation: vana-k-kam) Answer: a. Namaskaara (Pronounciation: Namas-ka-ra) - Telugu/Malayalam/Kannada b. Namaste (Prounounciation: namas-te) - Hindi c. Salaam or Salam-alai-kum (Prounounciation:sa-laa-m) - Urudu d. Vanakkam (Pronounciation: vana-k-kam)- Tamil

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