Global Salutations QuizVersion en ligne
par arNas
1
In Moroccan Arabic, what does 'Marhaba' mean commonly used in Marrakech markets?
2
In Samoan, what does the greeting 'Talofa' mean?
3
Which Swahili greeting is a common way to say 'hello' in Tanzania?
4
What Latin greeting is commonly used to say hello in Vatican City contexts?
5
Which Danish greeting translates to 'hi' or 'hello'?
6
Which informal Australian greeting is highlighted in the title?
7
Which Bulgarian-informed greeting resembles the Russian 'Zdravstvuyte' in formality, commonly used in the region context?
8
In Portuguese, what is a common greeting equivalent to 'How are you?' often heard in Brazil?
9
What Maltese greeting means welcome/hello, as featured for Malta?
10
What does the Maori greeting 'Kia ora' convey in New Zealand?
Explanation
Marhaba is a friendly greeting, equivalent to 'hello'.
Talofa is used to say hello.
Jambo is a traditional Swahili greeting.
Salve means hello in Latin.
Hej is the standard informal hello in Danish.
G'Day is a quintessential Aussie greeting.
Zdrasti is a Balkan/Bulgarian informal hello.
Tudo bem is a common way to ask how someone is.
Merħba is Maltese for welcome/hello.
Kia ora is a versatile greeting meaning hello and thanks.