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There are certain special greetings Jews use on holidays but it would be strange for a non-Jew to use them because they are not part of the religion. Colloqually a non-Jewish person greets a Jewish person by just saying hello. Unless that Jew is from a different country, in which case say hello in their language.

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13y ago

Either 'Chag sameach' or 'Chag Pesach sameach'.

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10y ago

In English, "Happy Hanukkah" is commonly used.

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14y ago

It depends on what country they live in and what the occassion for the greeting is. In North America, the proper greeting is "Hello".

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11y ago

Jews usually say hello. They may also shake hands, hug, or kiss, depending on the level of familiarity.

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13y ago

Shalom Aleikhem (peace upon you).

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