- Afrikaans: hallo
- Albanian: tungjatjeta
- Arabic: مرحبًا (márħaban)
- Armenian: բարեվ (barev), ողջույն (oghǰuyn)
- Bosnian: zdravo, ćao, merhaba, selam
- Bulgarian: здравей (zdrávej, familiar), здравейте (zdrávejte, formal)
- Catalan: hola
- Chinese: 你好 (nǐ hǎo), 您好 (formal nín hǎo)
- Croatian: zdravo, ćao, bok
- Czech: ahoj, nazdar
- Danish: hej, dav, god dag (formal)
- Dutch: hallo, hoi, goedendag
- Esperanto: saluton
- Fijian: bula
- Finnish: terve, moi, hei
- French: salut (informal), bonjour
- Georgian: გამარჯობა (gamardžoba)
- German: hallo, guten Tag, guten Morgen, guten Abend, servus
- Get:Di
- Gilbertese: mauri
- Greek: γειά σου (yeiá sou)
- Hawaiian: aloha
- Hebrew: שלום (shalóm)
- Hindi: नमस्ते (namasté)
- Hungarian: szia, sziasztok พหู.(informal); szervusz, szervusztok พหู. (formal)
- Icelandic: halló
- Indonesian: hai
- Irish: dia is muire dhuit
- Italian: ciao, salve, buongiorno
- Japanese: おはようございます (ohayō gozaimásu = good morning, polite), こんにちは (kónnichi wa = good day), こんばんは (kómban wa = good evening), おはよう (ohayō = hello, informal)
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- Kazakh: сәлем (səlem), салам (salam), сәлеметсіздер (səlemetsizder, formal)
- Korean: 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo, formal), 안녕 (annyeong, informal)
- Lao: ສະບາຍດີ(sabai dii)
- Latin: salve, ave
- Lithuanian: labas, sveikas (informal), sveiki (formal)
- Norwegian: hallo, hei, god dag (formal), halla (informal)
- Persian: سلام (salâm); religious: سلام علیکم (salamon alaikum); literary: درود (dorood); morning: صبح بخیر (sobh bekhair), afternoon: ظهر بخیر (zohr bekhair), evening: عصر بخیر (asr bekhair)
- Polish: cześć (informal), witaj, witajcie, witam (more formal), dzień dobry (formal)
- Portuguese: oi, olá, bom dia
- Romanian: salut
- Russian: привет (privét, informal), здравствуйте (zdrávstvujte, formal), добрый день (dóbryj den’)
- Serbian:
- Cyrillic: здраво, ћао
- Roman: zdravo, ćao
- Sicilian: ciao, salutamu
- Spanish: hola, buenos días
- Swahili: jambo
- Swedish: hallå, hej, god dag (formal)
- Swiss German: sälü, hoi, hallo
- Tamil: வணக்கம் (vanakkam)
- Turkish: merhaba
- Tuvan: экии (ekii)
- Ukrainian: привіт (pryvít, informal), добрий день (dobry den, formal)
- Vietnamese: chào (ông, bà, cô, anh, chị, em, quí vị — depending on gender and relative social status of person addressed)
- Welsh: helo
- Zulu: sawubona
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