MIRAIDA's Blog

Not yet Aida, bt It'll will happen soon...

По мне так Слово "Hello" можно было бы писать без буквы "О", лоль.

Edo(Southern Nigeria)-vbe ọyerẹ.This is especially used 4 mates or colleagues while there re various family salutations 4 elders,dependin on ur lineage.

U welcom. In most cases though, 'koyọ' /kohyor/ is simply used.

Miss Justice, HII long time no see
Well, as in many other languages, in romanian we use many ways to say "hello". We usually say "salut", or "buna", or "noroc"
Buna=good, it comes from "good day", noroc=luck and is too often used before drinking a glass of...(alcohol )

About some guys here frustrated (i suppose) russian is not used more than it is --> All peoples native speakers of some language of very large circulation like: english, spanish, russian very hardly hear other tongue than their own, and very hardly accept to learn any tongue different from their own

The best Mademoiselle Justice

romanian sounds like a combination of italian with russian
...yeah
or something between the latin american spanish and portuguese
Use the french "merci" for "thank you", it is the short, usual, familiar form here
The true, long form is "multumesc" which derives from "mult" = "much".
Anyway, it's a latin tongue, very conservative, with long words, who has kept the most the old, difficult latin grammar.
It has lots of different sounds, and lots of vowels.
See an example: the capital of R.Moldova is Kishinev in russian and Chisinau in romanian (official tongue there)
An inhabitant of the town is a "chisinauean"....you won't know how "auea" is pronounced...all vowels are pronounced, and that is difficult even for me

to here some romanian , these are melodies performed in the 1970
the style is typical for those years, but the pronunciation is great
here
here
the second is striking, in romanian, anyway, but the first is translated into english

yes, nice to meet u, MIRAIDA


hello in thai is >> สวัสดีค่ะ

My pleasure, gracious Lady Miraida

persian=salam

haha! salam! fairy miraida

Morning..!

Bring your palms close together in front of your chest and then say "NAMASKARAM" !!

Thats it!! Isn't that easy?!! And yeah this is in Telugu, one of the many Indian Languages!!

hey in my language salam is a perfect word

As I`m English my greeting is obviously "Hello", because it probably comes from the Old English "hál béo þu"("Hale be thou", or "whole be thou", meaning a wish for good health) and ultimately the Old English " hǽlan " to heal, cure, greet, salute. Sorry for the History lesson

Thank you, I think the idea for this blog is very good. It gets people to introduce themselves and we all learn something new .

yeah! i know this