What words do you greet your compatriots with?
Europeans used to greet each other with the words "Strength and Honor"
Gavin Nguyen
Angel Hill
we left with sandals
we will return with tanks
Ayden Harris
Que a paz está convosco in my church
Nathaniel Allen
we wish for health upon you and your kin
Michael Harris
salam aleikum
Julian Collins
Weird fact: "Hello" wasn't a word in the English language until the 1800s. Before then we just used a greeting like "Good Morning". I'm not sure if it happens in your language
Isaac James
Blady basterd
Eli Thompson
Awight m8?
Oliver Turner
We kiss each other making a big smack noise and talkk about leftism, tolerance and antiracism
Jordan Ross
please cease all 4 of these actions immediately
Jayden Scott
Swasti(ka)
Means "Peace be upon you".
Jaxon Nelson
Zdravo is the usual greeting here
>From zdrav ("healthy, sane, sound"). The greeting stems from the expression used to wish the interlocutor good health.
Ciao is also common now, and has been used more and more over the last few decades
Adrian Robinson
That's our greeting you plagiarist
Isaiah Sullivan
Do we consider Roman Empire as Europe now?
Ryan Evans
hoi
Anthony Sullivan
hey bro
Jaxson White
>plagiarist
You're a chink tai kadai never speak ancient Malay language before conquering the Campuchea, retarded tranny
Logan Powell
You will never be IndoTrueAsian like us, go back to your burqas and crescent moons kek
Matthew Brooks
"cześć" the polish hi also translates to reverence
Cooper Richardson
čest práci soudruhu...
Robert Butler
Ciao, from sciavo, which meant something like "I'm at your service"