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When was Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug created?

Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug was created in 1930.

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What do Nenets drink?

Nenets drink reindeer blood, they add salt to it too prevent it from freezing.

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Is a Samoyed a Nenets?

Yes.

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What food do the nenets eat?

The nenets eat whale skin which they hunt the whale themselves and chop up into small pieces to eat.

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Are the Nenets Indian tribes from Antarctica?

Answer-Northern Europe and into Siberia

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What has the author Tapani Salminen written?

Tapani Salminen has written:

'Tundra Nenets inflection' -- subject(s): Nenets language, Inflection

'Suomalais-Ugrilaisen Seuran. Aikakauskirja Journal. De La Societe Finno-Ougrienne 90'

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Why do Nenet people use reindeer?

The Nenets use the reindeer for several reasons: as a food source, for clothing, as a means of transportation, and in some cases, shelter. they also sell reindeer meat. without reindeer, it would be extremely difficult for the Nenets to survive.

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Where is 66 degrees longitude and 66 degreees latitude?

Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Russia, 629647

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What smiley dog has a name that means self-eating cannibal having been named for a Siberian people who now not surprisingly what to be called the Nenets?

Samoyed

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What is the national animal of siberia?

In Northern Siberia, the nomadic people, also called the Nenets, are known to herd over 10,000 domestic reindeer across the region.

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Why are reindeer important?

They are endangered because they live near the ocean and are running out of food.

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Where does the word parka originate?

the word parka is of Aleut origin, although one source says "The name parka comes from the Nenets language, which belongs to the Uralic language family, along with Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian. No English speakers were around to hear the Nenets speak of parkas, but the Russians did, and they passed the word on to native peoples in Alaska, who in turn gave it to us. The first English use of the word is in William Coxe's 1780 Account of the Russian Discoveries Between Asia and America:"The inhabitants of Alaxa, Umnak, Unalaksha ... wear coats (parki) made of bird skins."

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Where does the parka originate?

the word parka is of Aleut origin, although one source says "The name parka comes from the Nenets language, which belongs to the Uralic language family, along with Finnish, Estonian, and Hungarian. No English speakers were around to hear the Nenets speak of parkas, but the Russians did, and they passed the word on to native peoples in Alaska, who in turn gave it to us. The first English use of the word is in William Coxe's 1780 Account of the Russian Discoveries Between Asia and America:"The inhabitants of Alaxa, Umnak, Unalaksha ... wear coats (parki) made of bird skins."

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What were the names of the three main Indian and Eskimo tribes that inhabited the Arctic?

Take your pick from these groups of ethnic tribes from the Arctic: Inuit, Aleuts, Sadlermiut, Sireniki, Yupiks, Evenks, Koryaks, Nenets, Khanty, Chukchi, Sami, Inupiat, and Yukaghirs.

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Where is Ob River?

Ob River is a major river in western Siberia, Russia.

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How do the Arctic Indians live in the Arctic?

Many cultures and groups live in the lands surrounding the Arctic Ocean. Among these are the Eskimo (comprised of the Inuit, Inupiat, Yupik and several other groups), who range from Alaska to Canada and Greenland, the Saami (previously called the Lapps) of Scandinavia, the Nenets of Northwest Russia, the Sakha (Yakut) of Russia and the Chukchi of Siberia.

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Where is the Pechora River located?

The Pechora River lies in northeastern Russia. The river flows for approximately 1,124 mi (1,809 km) beginning in the northern Ural Mountains. The river's course flows south, then west and north through the forest and tundra regions of the Komi Republic and the Nenets Autonomous Area to enter Pechora Bay an inlet of the Barents Sea.

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Can you buy caribou to farm raise?

Yes you can buy caribou to farm raise. A good example are the Arctic people, the Sami and the Nenets. They herd caribou (or reindeer) every year.They raise the reindeer from calves for meat, hides, antlers, milk, transportation, and you can't forget reindeer for Santa Claus. Reindeer are allowed full range, and are not really considered domesticated.

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What is the language spoken in Hungary and North W estern Siberia?

In Hungary Hungarian is spoken (Finno-Ugric language- Finnish is the closest relative). In Siberia samoyedic languages such as Enet, Nenet, Nganasan, Kamassian etc. The Samoyedic languagescome from a common ancestral language (proto Samoyedic) and with Finno-Ugric languages they form the Uralic language family.

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What languages do Russians use?

Russian is the official language throughout the whole country, however there are 27 other languages that are official in various regions. They are: # Abaza (in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic) # Adyghe (in the Republic of Adygea) # Altay (in the Altai Republic) # Avar (in the Republic of Dagestan) # Bashkir (in the Republic of Bashkortostan) # Buryat (in Agin-Buryat Okrug and the Buryat Republic) # Chechen (in the Chechen Republic) # Chukchi (in Chukotka Autonomous Okrug) # Chuvash (in the Chuvash Republic) # Erzya (in the Republic of Mordovia) # Ingush (in the Republic of Ingushetia) # Kabardian (in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic and Karachay-Cherkess Republic) # Kalmyk (in the Republic of Kalmykia) # Karachay-Balkar (in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic and Karachay-Cherkess Republic) # Khakas (in the Republic of Khakassia) # Khanty (in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug) # Komi-Zyrian (in the Komi Republic) # Mansi (in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug) # Mari (in the Mari El Republic) # Moksha (in the Republic of Mordovia) # Nenets (in Nenets Autonomous Okrug) # Nogai (in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic) # Ossetic (in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania) # Tatar (in the Republic of Tatarstan) # Tuvаn (in the Tuva Republic) # Udmurt (in the Udmurt Republic) # Yakut (in the Sakha Republic) source: wikipedia

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What is is Russians main languages?

Russian is Russia's official language. However, there are many other languages recognized in certain parts of Russia.

  1. Abaza (in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic)[2]
  2. Adyghe (in the Republic of Adygea)
  3. Altay (in the Altai Republic)
  4. Avar (in the Republic of Dagestan)
  5. Bashkir (in the Republic of Bashkortostan)
  6. Buryat (in Agin-Buryat Okrug and the Buryat Republic)
  7. Chechen (in the Chechen Republic)
  8. Chukchi (in Chukotka Autonomous Okrug)
  9. Chuvash (in the Chuvash Republic)
  10. Erzya (in the Republic of Mordovia)
  11. Ingush (in the Republic of Ingushetia)
  12. Kabardian (in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic and Karachay-Cherkess Republic[2])
  13. Kalmyk (in the Republic of Kalmykia)
  14. Karachay-Balkar (in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic and Karachay-Cherkess Republic[2])
  15. Khakas (in the Republic of Khakassia)
  16. Khanty (in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug)
  17. Komi-Zyrian (in the Komi Republic)
  18. Mansi (in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug)
  19. Mari (in the Mari El Republic)
  20. Moksha (in the Republic of Mordovia)
  21. Nenets (in Nenets Autonomous Okrug)
  22. Nogai (in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic)[2]
  23. Ossetic (in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania)
  24. Tatar (in the Republic of Tatarstan)
  25. Tuvаn (in the Tuva Republic)
  26. Udmurt (in the Udmurt Republic)
  27. Yakut (in the Sakha Republic)

Information from Wikipedia.

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Are there nomads or other people who eat their meat raw?

Yes, there are nomadic cultures and other groups, such as the Inuit people, who have traditionally consumed raw meat as part of their diets. This practice is often rooted in cultural traditions and the availability of resources in their respective environments. However, it is important to note that consuming raw meat can pose health risks due to the potential presence of harmful bacteria.

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What was the first ship to get to the north pole USS?

The first surface vessel to reach the North Pole was the Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker Arktika

Sailing from Murmansk, it broke its way through the ice, and reached the North Pole on August 17, 1977.

Arktika is a Nenets word meaning 'End of the Earth'. A rather apt name.

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Do deer live in the coniferous forest?

Yes, deer can live in coniferous forests. Some species, like white-tailed deer and mule deer, are known to inhabit these types of forests where they may seek shelter and browse for food such as conifer trees, shrubs, and other vegetation.

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What does the Russian Federation consist of?

In accordance with Article 65 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation it consists of

1. The Russian Federation includes the following subjects of the Russian Federation:

the Republic of Adygeya (Adygeya), the Republic of Altai, the Republic of Bashkortostan, the Republic of Buryatia, the Republic of Daghestan, the Republic of Ingushetia, the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, the Republic of Kalmykia, the Karachayevo-Circassian Republic, the Republic of Karelia, the Komi Republic, the Republic of Marii El, the Republic of Mordovia, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), the Republic of North Ossetia - Alania, the Republic of Tatarstan (Tatarstan), the Republic of Tuva, the Udmurtian Republic, the Republic of Khakassia, the Chechen Republic, the Chuvash Republic - Chuvashia;

the Altai Territory, the Krasnodar Territory, the Krasnoyarsk Territory, the Primorie Territory, the Stavropol Territory, the Khabarovsk Territory;

the Amur Region, the Archangel Region, the Astrakhan Region, the Belgorod Region, the Bryansk Region, the Vladimir Region, the Volgograd Region, the Vologda Region, the Voronezh Region, the Ivanovo Region, the Irkutsk Region, the Kaliningrad Region, the Kaluga Region, the Kamchatka Region, the Kemerovo Region, the Kirov Region, the Kostroma Region, the Kurgan Region, the Kursk Region, the Leningrad Region, the Lipetsk Region, the Magadan Region, the Moscow Region, the Murmansk Region, the Nizhni Novgorod Region, the Novgorod Region, the Novosibirsk Region, the Omsk Region, the Orenburg Region, the Orel Region, the Penza Region, the Perm Region, the Pskov Region, the Rostov Region, the Ryazan Region, the Samara Region, the Saratov Region, the Sakhalin Region, the Sverdlovsk Region, the Smolensk Region, the Tambov Region, the Tver Region, the Tomsk Region, the Tula Region, the Tyumen Region, the Ulyanovsk Region, the Chelyabinsk Region, the Chita Region, the Yaroslavl Region;

Moscow, St. Petersburg - cities of federal importance;

the Jewish Autonomous Region;

the Aginsk Buryat Autonomous Area, the Komi-Permyak Autonomous Area, the Koryak Autonomous Area, the Nenets Autonomous Area, the Taimyr (Dolgano-Nenets) Autonomous Area, the Ust-Ordyn Buryat Autonomous Area, the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area - Ugra, the Chukotka Autonomous Area, the Evenki Autonomous Area, the Yamalo-Nents Autonomous Area.

All in all it consists of such such subjects as respublics, regions, autonomous areas and regions and cities of federal importance.

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What languages are spoken in Tundra areas?

In tundra areas, languages will vary based on the indigenous communities that inhabit the region. Commonly spoken languages in tundra regions may include Inuktitut, Sami, Yakut, and Chukchi, among others. These languages are often specific to the indigenous groups that have historically inhabited the tundra.

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Are there any words in common English that come from obscure languages?

Yes, there are several words in English that originate from more obscure languages. For example, "kangaroo" comes from the Australian Aboriginal language, "yogurt" is derived from Turkish, and "jungle" has roots in Hindi.

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Who uses the Russian alphabet apart from Russian people?

First of all, Cyrillic (what you call "the Russian alphabet" is not originally Russian, it is rather Bulgarian.

At the modern time, Cyrillic is used by the following languages:

1) some of Southern Slavic languages (Bulgarian, Serbian, Macedonian) - modern Serbian uses both Cyrillic and Latin interchangeably;

2) all Eastern Slavic languages: Russian, Belorussian, Ukrainian;

3) During the Soviet era, all the national republics of the former USSR (which became independent states after 1991) used Cyrillic for their national languages, with the exception of Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian (they have always been using Latin), and with the exception of Georgian and Armenian (either of those two languages has its own traditional script).

After the dissolution of the USSR, some of the newly independent nations switched to using Latin: Moldavian (often believed to be a dialect of Romanian), Azerbaijani, Turkmen, Uzbek and Karakalpak (an ethnical minority language in Uzbekistan).

However, some of the former USSR nations are still using Cyrillic: Kazakh, Kyrgyz and Tajik.

Ukrainian and Belorussian, being Eastern Slavic languages, use Cyrillic traditionally (see 2).

4) all the ethnical minority languages of the Russian Federation:

Iranian languages (Ossetian);

Turkic languages (Tatar, Bashkir, Chuvash, Yakut, Tuvan, Altay, Khakas, Balkar, Karachay, Kumyk, Nogai and some others);

Mongolic languages (Buryat, Kalmyk);

Tungusic languages (Even, Evenk, Nanai, Udege);

Uralic languages (Mordvin, Mari, Udmurt, Komi, Karelian, Khanty, Mansi and some others);

Samoyedic languages (Nenets, Selkup);

Northwest Caucasian languages (Abaza, Adyghe, Kabardian) including Abkhaz which is spoken outside of the Russian Federation;

Northeast Caucasian languages (Chechen, Ingush, Avar, Dargwa, Lak, Lezgian, Tabassaran and other languages of Dagestan);

Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages (Chukchi, Koryak, Itelmen);

Eskimo-Aleut languages (Aleut, Yupik);

Separate isolated languages of Siberia (Ket, Yukagur, Nivkh)

- the list maybe incomplete.

5) Cyrillic has been used outside of the USSR area by Mongolian language since 1921, and is currently in use in Mongolia.

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What do Russians speak?

There is only one official language in Russia and that is Russian but there are over 100 minority languages spoken in Russia today (with the most popular being English)

Russia is the largest country in the world and has a large diversity of ethnic groups, languages and customs. Some of the languages other than Russian are - Khalkha-Buryat, Even/Lamut, Evenki/Tungus, Nanai, Udehe, Chuvash, Altay, Yakut, Uygur, Bashkir, Tartar, Erzya, Ingrian, Karelian, Livonian, Mari/Cheremis, Moksha, Mordvin, Veps, Votic, Komi/Zyrian, Komi-Permyak, Saami, Udmurt/Votyak, Enets, Nenets, Nganasan, Selkup, Khanty/Ostyak, Mansi/Vogul, and these are just the Altaic and Uralic languages, many of which are very localised and spoken only by small groups.

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Although Russian is the only federally official language of the Russian Federation, there are several other officially-recognized languages within Russia's various constituencies. This is a list of languages that are official only in certain parts of Russia (the language family in which the language belongs is given in parentheses).

  1. Abaza (Northwest Caucasian; in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic)
  2. Adyghe (Northwest Caucasian; in the Republic of Adygea)
  3. Altay (Turkic; in the Altai Republic)
  4. Avar (Northeast Caucasian; in the Republic of Dagestan)
  5. Bashkir (Turkic; in the Republic of Bashkortostan)
  6. Buryat (Mongolic; in Agin-Buryat Okrug and the Buryat Republic)
  7. Chechen (Northeast Caucasian; in the Chechen Republic)
  8. Chukchi (Chukotko-Kamchatkan; in Chukotka Autonomous Okrug)
  9. Chuvash (Turkic; in the Chuvash Republic)
  10. Erzya (Uralic; in the Republic of Mordovia)
  11. Ingush (Northeast Caucasian; in the Republic of Ingushetia)
  12. Kabardian (Northwest Caucasian; in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic and Karachay-Cherkess Republic)
  13. Kalmyk (Mongolic; in the Republic of Kalmykia)
  14. Karachay-Balkar (Turkic; in the Kabardino-Balkar Republic and Karachay-Cherkess Republic)
  15. Khakas (Turkic; in the Republic of Khakassia)
  16. Khanty (Uralic; in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug)
  17. Komi-Zyrian (Uralic; in the Komi Republic)
  18. Mansi (Uralic; in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug)
  19. Mari (Uralic; in the Mari El Republic)
  20. Moksha (Uralic; in the Republic of Mordovia)
  21. Nenets (Uralic; in Nenets Autonomous Okrug)
  22. Nogai (Turkic; in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic)
  23. Ossetic (Indo-European; in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania)
  24. Tatar (Turkic; in the Republic of Tatarstan)
  25. Tuvan (Turkic; in the Tuva Republic)
  26. Udmurt (Uralic; in the Udmurt Republic)
  27. Yakut (Turkic; in the Sakha Republic)

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The primary and official language of Russia is Russian. However there are some 35 other languages that have official status in one or more regions of Russia.

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Most of the residents of Russia speak the Russian language. Other languages spoken in Russia include German, French, and English.
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What are the physical characteristics of native Americans?

The Physical characteristics of the Native American Indian would sole depend upon the tribe, clan and family lineage you were referring to. There is no single characteristic that translates from tribe to tribe. Though some physical characteristics include Almond shaped almost oriental looking eyes. Lazy eyes in children. Heavy "fat" eyelids where the eyelid appears to have an extra fold. A melanin (pigmentation) in the back of the eye on the retina peculiar to Native Americans. Teeth that have a ledge on the backside. Run your tongue across them, they feel almost like a shovel shape. Large front teeth with a slight or more than slight gap. Lack of the Carrabelli cusp on the maxillary first molars, which is missing in Native Americans. Large heavy earlobes. Crooked fingers particularly the little finger or pinky. An inverted breastbone. Often called a Chicken Breast. The bone actually makes an indentation in the chest.Little toes that lie under the next one. A second toe longer than the big toe. A wider space between the big toe and second one. An extra ridge of bone along the outside of the foot.

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How many time zones are in Russia?
There are 10 time zones across Russia and they run as follows from west to east:{by using London, England as the GMT reference point of 12 noon, and Paris, France = GMT+1 (or 1 PM), and Helsinki, Finland = GMT+2 (or 2 PM)}

1. Moscow = GMT +3 (or 3PM)

2. Crimea = GMT +4 (or 4 PM)

3. Yekaterinburg = GMT +5

4. Novosibirsk = GMT +6

5. Krasnoyarsk = GMT +7

6. Irkutsk = GMT +8

7. Yakutsk = GMT +9

8. Vladivostok = GMT +10

9. Magadan = GMT +11 (or 11 PM)

10. Petropavlovsk= GMT +12 (or midnight)

Note: The above Russian cities and/or districts are representative of the various time zones across Russia and not the actual names that Russians use for the zones -- except Moscow. There was an 11th zone, before the USSR broke up, the Eastern European Time (EET), which is 2 hours ahead of GMT or GMT +2 - the same as Helsinki, Finland.

There is also another time zone--Kaliningrad in the Baltic Sea, in Eastern European Time--or is it no more?

There are now officially only nine time zones, as of Sunday March 28, 2010 (there were eleven before)

Actually there is 11 different times zones Not 10.

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President Dmitry Medvedev signed a federal law on June 9, 2011 doing away with the semi-annual clock adjustments but keeping clocks advanced year-'round. Russia's nine time zone offsets from UTC since then are +3, +4 (Moscow Time; MSK), +6, +7, +8, +9, +10, +11 & +12.

Here is a guide to time in the Russian Federation:

  • Adygea Republic = UTC+4
  • Altai Krai = UTC+7
  • Altai Republic = UTC+7
  • Amur Oblast = UTC+10
  • Arkhangelsk Oblast = UTC+4
  • Astrakhan Oblast = UTC+4
  • Bashkortostan Republic = UTC+6
  • Belgorod Oblast = UTC+4
  • Bryansk Oblast = UTC+4
  • Buryatia Republic = UTC+9
  • Chechen Republic = UTC+4
  • Chelyabinsk Oblast = UTC+6
  • Chukotka Autonomous Okrug = UTC+12
  • Chuvash Republic = UTC+4
  • Dagestan Republic = UTC+4
  • Ingushetia Republic = UTC+4
  • Irkutsk Oblast = UTC+9
  • Ivanovo Oblast = UTC+4
  • Jewish Autonomous Oblast = UTC+11
  • Kabardino-Balkar Republic = UTC+4
  • Kaliningrad Oblast = UTC+3
  • Kalmykia Republic = UTC+4
  • Kaluga Oblast = UTC+4
  • Kamchatka Krai = UTC+12
  • Karachay-Cherkess Republic = UTC+4
  • Karelia Republic = UTC+4
  • Kemerovo Oblast = UTC+7
  • Khabarovsk Krai = UTC+11
  • Khakassia Republic = UTC+8
  • Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra = UTC+6
  • Kirov Oblast = UTC+4
  • Komi Republic = UTC+4
  • Kostroma Oblast = UTC+4
  • Krasnodar Krai = UTC+4
  • Krasnoyarsk Krai = UTC+8
  • Kurgan Oblast = UTC+6
  • Kursk Oblast = UTC+4
  • Leningrad Oblast = UTC+4
  • Lipetsk Oblast = UTC+4
  • Magadan Oblast = UTC+12
  • Mari El Republic = UTC+4
  • Mordovia Republic = UTC+4
  • Moscow Oblast = UTC+4
  • Murmansk Oblast = UTC+4
  • Nenets Autonomous Okrug = UTC+4
  • Nizhny Novgorod Oblast = UTC+4
  • North Ossetia-Alania Republic = UTC+4
  • Novgorod Oblast = UTC+4
  • Novosibirsk Oblast = UTC+7
  • Omsk Oblast = UTC+7
  • Orenburg Oblast = UTC+6
  • Oryol Oblast = UTC+4
  • Penza Oblast = UTC+4
  • Perm Krai = UTC+6
  • Primorsky Krai = UTC+11
  • Pskov Oblast = UTC+4
  • Rostov Oblast = UTC+4
  • Ryazan Oblast = UTC+4
  • Sakha Republic
  • ___Abyysky District = UTC+12
  • ___Aldansky District = UTC+10
  • ___Allaikhovsky District = UTC+12
  • ___Amginsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Anabarsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Bulunsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Churapchinsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Eveno-Bytantaysky National District = UTC+10
  • ___Gorny District = UTC+10
  • ___Khangalassky District = UTC+10
  • ___Kobyayksy District = UTC+10
  • ___Lensky District = UTC+10
  • ___Megino-Kangalassky District = UTC+10
  • ___Mirninsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Momsky District = UTC+12
  • ___Namsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Neryungrinsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Nizhnekolymsky District = UTC+12
  • ___Nyurbinsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Olenyoksky Evenkiysky National District = UTC+10
  • ___Olyokminsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Oymyakonsky District = UTC+11
  • ___Srednekolymsky District = UTC+12
  • ___Suntarsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Tattinsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Tomponsky District = UTC+10
  • ___Ust-Aldansky District = UTC+10
  • ___Ust-Maysky District = UTC+10
  • ___Ust-Yansky District = UTC+11
  • ___Verkhnekolymsky District = UTC+12
  • ___Verkhnevilyuysky District = UTC+10
  • ___Verkhoyansky District = UTC+11
  • ___Vilyuysky District = UTC+10
  • ___Zhigansky Evenkiysky National District = UTC+10
  • Sakhalin Oblast
  • ___Severo-Kurilsky District = UTC+12
  • ___other districts = UTC+11
  • Samara Oblast = UTC+4
  • Saratov Oblast = UTC+4
  • Smolensk Oblast = UTC+4
  • Stavropol Krai = UTC+4
  • Sverdlovsk Oblast = UTC+6
  • Tambov Oblast = UTC+4
  • Tatarstan Republic = UTC+4
  • Tomsk Oblast = UTC+7
  • Tula Oblast = UTC+4
  • Tver Oblast = UTC+4
  • Tyumen Oblast = UTC+6
  • Tyva Republic = UTC+8
  • Udmurt Republic = UTC+4
  • Ulyanovsk Oblast = UTC+4
  • Vladimir Oblast = UTC+4
  • Volgograd Oblast = UTC+4
  • Vologda Oblast = UTC+4
  • Voronezh Oblast = UTC+4
  • Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug = UTC+6
  • Yaroslavl Oblast = UTC+4
  • Zabaykalsky Krai = UTC+10

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What are dog breeds that start with the letter z?

A - Afghan Hound

B - beagle

C - chihuahua

D - Dalmatian

E - English cocker spaniel

F - French bulldog

G - German shepherd

H - Hungarian puli

I - Icelandic sheepdog

J - jack Russell Terrier

K - Keeshond

L - Labrador Retriever

M - Manchester Terrier

N - Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

O - Old English Sheepdog

P - Papillion

Q - Queensland Heeler

R - Russian Black Terrier

S - Samoyed

T - Tibetan Terrier

U - Utonagan

V - Visla

W - West Highland Terrier

X - Xoloizcuintli

Y - Yorkshire Terrier

Z - Zuchon

Some letters there are no breeds, hence X is another name for a Mexican Hairless and Z is a 'designer dog' but you should be able to get good pictures of them. A good website for any pictures could be www.dogbreedinfo.com

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What are all of the types of dog breeds?

There are hundreds of different dog breeds, but some common types include sporting breeds (like Retrievers and Pointers), working breeds (like German Shepherds and Dobermans), hound breeds (like Beagles and Greyhounds), terrier breeds (like Jack Russell Terriers and Bull Terriers), toy breeds (like Chihuahuas and Pomeranians), and non-sporting breeds (like Bulldogs and Dalmatians).

9 answers

What kind of dogs r there?

There are various breeds of dogs, each with distinct characteristics and traits. Some popular dog breeds include Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, French Bulldogs, and Poodles. It's essential to research and understand the specific needs and temperaments of different dog breeds before choosing one as a pet.

3 answers

What are the languages spoken throughout the world?

There are thousands of languages spoken worldwide. Some of the most widely spoken languages include English, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, Hindi, and Arabic. Language diversity is a rich aspect of human culture and communication.

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What are the names of dog breeds?

# West Siberian Laika # Dalmatian # Boxer # Chow Chow # Doberman Pinschers # Huskie # German Shepherds # Pug # Schipperke # Yorkshire Terrier # Beagle # Golden Retriever # Border Collie # Burmese Mountain Dog # Australian Shepard

9 answers

What is hello in different languages?

Spanish - hola

French - bonjour

Russian - привет

Norwegian - hallo

Vietnamese - xin chào

Swedish - hej

Polish - witaj Romanian - salut

Italian - ciao

Japanese - konnichi wa

Hebrew - שלום (shalom)


Abaza (Russia) Mysh bzi

Abaza (Russia) Umsh bzi Ab� (C�te d'Ivoire) Bom�Ab� (C�te d'Ivoire) Eli oAbkhaz (Georgia) Mshybzia Abkhaz (Georgia) Mshybziakua

Abkhaz (Georgia) [to a man] Bziara ubaant Abkhaz (Georgia) [to a woman] Bziara bbant Abenaki (Maine USA, Montreal Canada) Kwai Abenaki (Maine USA, Montreal Canada) Kwai kwai Abron (Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire) AkwaabaAcateco (San Miguel Acatán Guatemala) Hanik'Aceh (Sumatra) Saleum Aceh (Sumatra) Assalamoe aleikoem Achareta (South Asia) 'O Achareta (South Asia) 'E Achí(Baja Verapaz Guatemala) [to man] Xla, ta Achí (Baja Verapaz Guatemalal) [to woman] Xla, nan [Achinese, see Aceh] Acholi (Uganda, Sudan) Moreme Acholi (Uganda, Sudan) Morembe Achuar (Peru) Wiña jai Achuar (Peru, Ecuador) Wiñamek Achuar (Ecuador) Pujamik? Acjachemem (San Juan Capistrano Calif. USA) Mija Acjachemem (San Juan Capistrano Calif. USA) Miiya [Adare, see Harari] [Adnyamathanha, see Yura Ngawarla] Adyghe (Middle East) Fasapshi Adyghe (NW Caucasus) Fesapshi Adyghe (NW Caucasus) Wimafa shoo Afar (Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti) Mahisse Afrikaans (Southern Africa) Goeie dag Afrikaans (Southern Africa) Hallo Aguacateco(Huehuetenango Guatemala)[to man] Tzu ta' Aguacateco (Huehueten. Guatemala) [to woman] Tzu na' Aguaruna (Peru) Ayú Aguaruna (Peru)[to a person who is arriving] Minámek? Aguaruna (Peru)[answer by a person arriving] Minájai Ainu [Chitose dialect](Japan)[after absense] [person's name]...he Ainu [Saru dialect] (Japan) Irankarapte Ainu (Japan) Irankaratte [Akan, see Asanteand Fante] Akha (China, Southeast Asia) U du tah ma Akha (China, Southeast Asia) [answer] U du tah ma de Aklanon (Philippines) Kumasta [Akwa'ala, see Paipai] Alabamu (Texas USA) Chíkmàa Alabamu (Texas USA) Chisáhmín Alabamu (Texas USA) [response] Chisáhmina Alabamu (Texas USA) [response] Chakáanobi Alabamu (Texas USA) [old] Boso Albanian (Albania, Yugoslavia) Tungjatjeta Albanian (Albania, Yugoslavia) AlloAlekano (Papua New Guinea) Ambo [Aleut, seeUnagan] Alsatian (France) Bùschùr Altai (Russia) Ezender Altai (Russia) Yakshï ba? Alur (Uganda, Congo-Kinshasha) Morembe [Alutiiq, see Suqpiaq] Amahuaca (Peru) Sharaa raAmarakaeri (Peru) Ijtiaki Amarakaeri (Peru) 'UrubadaAmele (Papua New Guinea) Feele bahic Amharic (Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt) Teanastëllën Amharic (Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt) [informal] Tadiyaas Amharic (Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt) [informal] Selam Amis (Taiwan) Nga'aiho Amis (Taiwan) Nga'ay ho ko miso Amungme (Indonesia) Amole Amuzgo (Mexico) Xmandyu Anglo-Saxon (England) God dæg [Anishinaabe, see Ojibwe] Antaisaka (Madagascar) Salama Antanosy (Madagascar) Salama Apache [Jicarilla] (Arizona USA) Dáazho Apache [Jicarilla] (Arizona USA) Daanzho Apache (Arizona USA) Dad'atay Apache (Arizona USA) Ya'atay Apache (Arizona USA) Yatasay Apache (Arizona USA) [not usually used] Dagot'ee Apalai (Brazil) Moino Apinagé (Brazil) NégalinioApsaaloke (Montana USA) Kahé Apurucayali (Peru) Kitaitirivi Arabic (North Africa, Middle East) Marhaba Arabic (North Africa, Mid. East) [response] Marhabtayn Arabic (North Africa, Middle East) Ahalan Arabic (North Africa, Mid. East) [response] Ahalayn Arabic (North Africa, Middle East) Es salaam aleikom Arabic [response to A salaam aleikom] Wa aleikom es salaam Arabic (North Africa, Middle East) Salaam Arabic (North Africa) Ahlen Arabic (North Africa) Ahlan Arabic (North Africa) [response to Ahlan] Ahlayn Arabic (Algeria) [informal] Labass Arabic (Egypt) Ahlan wa sahlan Arabic (Egypt) [answer by male] Ahlan bik Arabic (Egypt) [answer by female] Ahlan biki Arabic (Egypt) [answer by group] Ahlan bikum Arabic (Egypt) [informal] Sa'ida Arabic (Iraq) [informal] Halaw Arabic (Kuwait) [informal] Gowwa Arabic (Morocco) Ahlen Arabic (Morocco) Ssalamu 'lekum Arabic (Morocco) Labas Arabunna (Australia) Arru Arabunna (Australia) Arru anpa Aragonese (Aragon Spain) Ola Aragonese (Aragon Spain) Salú [Aramaic, seeAssyrian and Chaldean] Aranda (Australia) Kelemwarre [Araucano, see Mapudungun] [Arawak, see Taino] Arberesh (Hora e Arbereshevet Italy) Mirdita Ardhamagadhi (India) Jai jinendra Arikara (United States) Tashgasha Ariti [Kaxiniti] (Brazil) Uzalauáká Ariti [Kozarini] (Brazil) Kamataú Ariti [Uaimare] (Brazil) Uerauka Armenian (Armenia, Russia, Middle East) Voghdzuyin Armenian [Western] (Armenia) [informal] Parev Armenian [Eastern] (Armenia) Barev dzez Armenian [Eastern] (Armenia) [informal] Barev Aromunian (Greece, Balkans) Bunã dzua Arrernte (Australia) Werte Arrernte (Australia) Werte marda Asante (Ghana) Maakyé Asante (Ghana) [reply] Yaa Ashaninka (Peru) Aviro Ashaninka (Peru) Avirón Ashaninka (Peru) [response] Narové [Ashanti, seeAsante] Ashéninka (Peru) Kitaitirivi Assamese (India, Bangladesh) Namaskaara Assyrian [Eastern Assyrian] (Middle East) Shlama Assyrian [Western Assyrian] (Middle East) Shlomo Assyrian (Middle East) [said by male] Shlama alukh Assyrian (Middle East) [said by female] Shlama alakh Assyrian (Middle East) [said by male] Shlama umukh Assyrian (Middle East) [said by female] Shlama umakh Assyrian (Middle East) Shlama ilakh Assyrian (Middle East) Shlama amkhon Assyrian (Middle East) Shlama lokhon Assyrian [Eastern Assyrian] (Middle East) Shlama 'lokhun Assyrian [Western Assyrian] (Middle East) Shlomo 'laykun Assyrian (Middle East) [plural] Shlama alokhun Assyrian (Iraq) Shlama alakhun Asturian (Spain) Bonos díes Asturian (Spain) Bon día Asturian (Spain) Hola Atayal (Taiwan) Lokah su Ateso (Uganda) Yoga Ateso (Uganda) [answer] Yoga noi Ateso (Uganda) [to a person who is working] Yoga aswam Ateso (Uganda) [to a person who is working] Eyalama aswam Ateso (Uganda) [answer by a working person] Ebo nakonda Atikamekw (Montreal and Quebec Canada) Kwei Atuona (Marquesas Islands) Ka oha [Aukan, see Ndjuka] [Austrian, see German (Austria)] Awabakal (Australia) Ella Awabakal (Australia) Alla Awabakal (Australia) Wau Aymará (Bolivia, Peru, Chile) Kamisaraki? Aymará (Bolivia, Peru, Chile) Kamisaki? Aymará (Bolivia, Peru, Chile) [answer] Waliki Aymará (Bolivia, Peru, Chile) [informal] Laphi Aymará (Bolivia, Peru, Chile) [good day] Aski churatam Aymará (Bolivia, Peru, Chile) [old, to man] Askiru churata tatay Aymará (Bolivia, Peru, Chile) [old to woman] Askiru churata mamay Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan, Iran) Salam Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan, Iran) Salam ælæyküm Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan, Iran) [reply] ælæyküm salam Azerbaijani (Azerbaijan, Iran) Nahardansonia xeyir [Azeri, see Azerbaijani] [Aztec, see Náhuatl Bafia (Mbam Cameroon) Wayumbe Bagesu (Central Africa) Watulire? Bagesu (Central Africa) [answer] Natulire nili mlahi Bajawa (Indonesia) ['where are you going'] Male de? Bakitara (Central Africa) [morning] Oirwota? Bakitara (Central Africa) [answer] Ndabanta Bakitara (Central Africa) [after absense] Mirembe Bakweri (Cameroon) [morning] O wusi Balanta (Guinea-Bissau) Abala, lite utchole Balinese (Bali) Om swastyastu Balinese (Bali) [reply] Om shanti shanti shanti Balti (India, Pakistan) Yang chi halyo? Balti (India, Pakistan) [answer] Lyakhmo Bambara (Mali) I ni bara Bambara (Mali) [to several people] Aw ni bara Bambara (Mali) [to person at a market] I ni dogo Bambara (Mali) [to several people at market] Aw ni dogo Bambara (Mali) I ni ce Bambara (Mali) [to several people] Aw ni ce Bambara (Mali) Ebede Banaban (Kiribati) Tiabo Baniua (Brazil) Pauari-ecuápe [Banyankole, see Lunyankole] Baoula (Cote d'Ivoire) Akwaba [Bapunu, see Punu] Bariba (Benin, Nigeria) Ka weru [Basa Sunda, seeSunda] Bashkir (Russia) Kheyerle irte Bashkir (Russia) Khaumykhyghyz Bashkir (Russia) [informal] Selem Basque(Spain, France) Kaixo Basque (Spain, France) [informal] Eup Basque (Spain, France) [informal] Epa Basque (Spain, France) [informal] Iepa Basque (Spain, France) [informal] Aupa Basque (Spain, France) [after long absense] Aspaldiko Basque (Spain, France) [after long absense] Kaixo aspaldiko Basque-Icelandic Pidgin (Iceland) Ungetorre Batak (Indonesia, Sumatra, Philippines) Horas Batak (Indonesia, Sumatra, Philippines) Horas bah Batak Karo (Indonesia, Sumatra) Mejuah-juah Batak Pakpak (Indonesia, Sumatra) Njuah-juah Batak Pakpak (Indonesia, Sumatra) Njuah-njuah Batak Simalungun (Indonesia, Sumatra) Horos Batak Toba (Indonesia, Sumatra) Horas [Bavarian, see German (Bavaria)] Bella Coola (United States) Yaw Bellonese (Solomon Islands) Gaoi Bellonese (Solomon Islands) Ngaoi Belorussian(Belarus) Pryvitáni Belorussian (Belarus) Vitaj Belorussian (Belarus) [informal] Zdarow Bemba (Zambia, Congo-Kinshasa) Mwapoleni Bemba (Zambia, Congo-Kinshasa) [respectful] Mwapoleni mukwai Bemba (Zambia, Congo-Kinshasa) Shani Bemba (Southern Zambia) Mwabonwa Bemba (Lusaka Zambia) Mulibwanji Bene (Africa) BaiBengali (Bangladesh, India) Nomoskaar Bengali (Bangladesh, India) Ei je Bengali (Bangladesh, India) Aadaab Bengali (Bangladesh, India) Assalamualaikum Berau (Indonesia) Elsalam aleki [Berber, see Kabyle andTamasheq] Beri Beri (Niger) Wushiwushi Bété (Côte d'Ivore) Ayo Bété (Côte d'Ivore) Yaawa Bhojpuri (India) Kaisan baari log Bicol (Philippines) Kumustas Bicol (Philippines) Kamusta Bicol (Philippines) Marhay na aldaw Bicol (Philippines) Marhay na aldaw po Bicol (Philippines) Marhay na aldaw sa indo gabos Bicol (Philippines) Marhay na aldaw saindong gabos Bicol (Philippines) Magandang umaga po Bilen (Bogos Ethiopia)[you enjoy the night?] Aja kruKwma? Bilen (Bogos Ethiopia) [yes, good morning] MerHaba, aja kruKwma Bilen (Bogos Ethiopia) [have a nice day] Aja ergruKw'ma? Bilen (Bogos Ethiopia) [ans: same to you] MerHaba aja ergruKw'ma Biloxi (Mississippi Valley USA) Hi ha' Biloxi (Mississippi Valley USA) He' ha [Bisayan, seeVisayan] Bislama (Vanuatu) [to one person] Halo Bislama (Vanuatu) [to two people] Halo tufala Bislama (Vanuatu) [to three people] Halo trifala Bislama (Vanuatu) [to more than three] Halo olgeta Bisu (China, Thailand, Myanmar) Nang lakéung é-éu? Bisu (China, Thailand, Myanmar) Lakéung é-éu? Bisu (China, Thailand, Myanmar) [answer] Ga leu-ngé Bisu (China, Thailand, Myanmar) [answer] Leu-ngé Blackfoot (Alberta Canada, Montana USA) Oki Blackfoot (Alberta, Montana) [to a friend] Oki niksokowa [Blin, see Bilen] Boboda(Burkina Faso, Mali) Ka fo [Bobo Fing, see Boboda] Bole (Nigeria) Use Bole (Nigeria) [morning] Barka saato Bole (Nigeria) [afternoon] Barka bushi Bole (Nigeria) [answer] Yawwa Boloki (Congo-Kinshasa) Losako Bosnian (Bosnia and Hercegovina) Zdravo Bosnian (Bosnia and Hercegovina) Dobar dan Bosnian (Bosnia) [morning, by Muslims] Sabah hajrula Botunga (Congo-Kinshasha, Uganda) Wa bonwa Breton (Brittany France) Boñjour Breton (Brittany France) Demat Breton (Brittany France) Demad Breton (Brittany France) Salut Breton (Brittany France) Salud Breton (Brittany France) [formal & plural] Demat deoc'h Breton (Brittany France) [formal & plural] Demad deoc'h Breton (Brittany France) [formal & plural] Salut deoc'h Breton (Brittany France) [formal & plural] Salud deoc'h Breton (Brittany France) [informal] Demat dit Breton (Brittany France) [informal] Demad dit Breton (Brittany France) [informal] Salut dit Breton (Brittany France) [informal] Salud dit Breton [Vannetais] (S. Brittany France) Demat deoh Breton [Vannetais] (S. Brittany France)[inf] Demat dis Brigidian (western Ireland) Aiah ban twon Brigidian (western Ireland) Aiah ban twons Bru (Vietnam) Bán té Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya) Mlembe Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya) Mulembe Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya) Oreina Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya) Kamakhuwa Bukusu (Mt. Elgon Kenya) [to important p.] Omu angafu akoboole [Bulgar, see Chuvash] Bulgarian (Bulgaria) Zdraveite Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [informal] Zdravei Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [informal] Zdrave Bulgarian (Bulgaria) [informal] Zdrasti Bulgarian (Bulgaria) Dobar den Bulu (Cameroon) Mbôlô Bunun (Taiwan) Masialasang Bura (Nigeria) Usa Burmese (Myanmar) Mingala ba Burmese (Myanmar) Nekaoyela Burmese (Myanmar) [have you eaten?] T'amin sapibila? Burmese (Myanmar) [have you eaten, by man] K'amya t'amin sapyibabyila? Burmese (Myanmar) [have you eaten, bu woman] Shin t'amin sapyiabyila? Burmese (Myanmar) [answer: I have eaten] Sapyibabyi Burmese (Myanmar) [where are you going?] Be thwa malo le? Burmese (Myanmar) [answer: around here] Di na le be Burushashki (Northern Pakistan) Asalam aleykum Burushashki (Northern Pakistan) Leh Buryat (Mongolia) Sain baina uu [Busoga, see Soga] [Byelorussian, seeBelorussian] Cahuilla (S.California USA) [call attention] Wáa Cajun (Louisiana United States) Bon jour Calapalo (Brazil) Rena-voítse [Caló, see Romani [Gitano]] [Cambodian, see Khmer] Camuno (Italy) [formal] Bondesiorìa Canela (Brazil) Hââ-pô Cantonese (China) Néih hóu Cantonese (China) Neilhou Cantonese (China) Lay ho Cantonese (China) Ho yat Cantonese (China) Ngh on Cantonese (China) Jou san [Caribe, see Garífuna] Cassubian (northwestern Poland) Witóm Cassubian (northwestern Poland) Witôjze Cassubian (central Kaszebe Poland) Mojn Catalan (Andorra, Spain, France) Hola Catalan (Andorra, Spain, France) Bon dia Cayuga (Ontario Canada, New York USA) Sga-noh Cayuga (Ontario Canada, New York USA) Sge:no [Cebuano, see Visayan] [Chagga, see Kichagga] Chakma (India, Bangladesh) Jhu Chakma (India, Bangladesh) Oy Chakma (India, Bangladesh) NamaskarChaldean (Iraq) Shlama illakh Cham(Southeast Asia) Salam Cham (Southeast Asia) Salaamz Cham (Southeast Asia) Salamu alaikum Cham (Southeast Asia) [answer] Alaikum salam Chamorro (Guam) Hafa Chamorro (Guam) Hafa adai Chamorro (Guam) [to a man, informal] Hafa gachong Chamorro (Guam) [to a woman, informal] Hafa cheluho [Chaoshou, see Min Nam] [Chapai, see Chuj] Chatino (Tataltepec Mexico) [morning] Cua nque' msaa Chatino (Tataltepec Mexico) [afternoon] Cua nque' xlyaa Chatino (Tataltepec Mexico) [evening] Cua nque' sii Chechen (North Caucasus Russia) Marsha voghiila Chechen (North Caucasus Russia) [to man] Marsha woghiila Chechen (North Caucasus Russia) [to woman] Marsha yoghiila Chechen (North Caucasus Russia) [plural] Marsha doghiila Chechen (North Caucasus Russia) Assalaamu calaikum Cheke Holo [Maringe] (Solomon Islands) Keli fara Cheke Holo [Maringe] (Solomon Islands) Hameron keli Cherokee(Oklahoma and North Carolina USA) O-si-yo Cherokee (Oklahoma and North Carolina USA) Si-yo Cherokee (Oklahoma and North Carolina USA) Si-yu Cheyenne (Montana & Oklahoma USA) [to man] Haaahe Cheyenne (Montana & Oklahoma USA) Haaah, epivah-wuh-ennah Cheyenne (Montana & Oklahoma USA) Pave-ésheeva Chichewa (Malawi) Moni Chichewa (Malawi) Muli bwanji Chichewa (Malawi) [child to older relatives] Moni akuka Chichewa (Angoniland Malawi) Tikuoneni Chickasaw (Oklahoma USA) Halito [Chiga, seeKiga] [Chigogo, see Kigogo] Chilenje (Zambia) Mwabonwa Chilomwe (Malawi) Mo seriwa [Chinese, see dialects: Cantonese, Mandarin,Min Dong and Min Nam] Chinook Jargon (British Colum. Canada, USA) LhaXayEm Chinook Jargon (British Colum. Canada, USA) Klahowya Chinyanja (Southern Africa) Mònì Chinyanja (Southern Africa) Bwino [Chippewa, seeOjibwe] Chisena (Malawi) Bondia Chishona(Southern Africa) [singular] Mhoro Chishona (Southern Africa) [plural] Mhoroi Chishona (Southern Africa) [reply] Ehoi Chishona (Southern Africa) [formal] Tikukwaziwai Chishona (Southern Africa) Kwaziwai Chishona (Southern Africa) Kanjan Chishona (Southern Africa) Hevoi Chishona (Southern Africa) Uribo Chishona (Southern Africa) Mauya [Chisona, see Chishona] Chitonga (Malawi) Mwe uli? Chitonga (Malawi) [answer] Teu mamphaChitonga (Zambia) [morning] Mwabuka buti Chitonga (Zambia) [afternoon] Mwalibizya Chitonga (Zambia) [afternoon] Mwayusa Chitumbuka (Malawi, Zambia) Monire Chitumbuka (Malawi, Zambia) Yewo [Chivenda, see Venda] Chiyao (Malawi, Tanzania, Mozambique) Quamboni Chiyao (Malawi, Tanzania, Mozambique) Subayeedi Choctaw (Oklahoma USA) Halito Chokwe (Congo-Kinshasha, Angola, Zambia) Moyo Chontal (Oaxaca Mexico, Guatemala) Xósa Chortí (Guatemala) C'oten Chorti (Guatemala) [response to C'oten] Chiquento Chuj(Guatemala) Buenos día Chukchi (Russia) [most common] Ye'ti Chukchi (Russia) Ge'et-i-git Chukchi (Russia) Toro'ma Chumash (Santa Barbara California USA) Haku Chumash (Santa Barbara California USA) Yawa Chuuk (Micronesia) Ran allim Chuuk (Micronesia) Ráán ánnim Chuuk (Micronesia) [to a man] Ráán ánnim o Chuuk (Micronesia) [to a woman] Ráán ánnim ne Chuuk (Mortlock Micronesia) Ráán állim Chuuk (Chuuk Lagoon Micronesia) Ran annim Chuvash (Russia) Salam Chuvash (Russia) Avani [Circassian, see Adyghe] Coche (Brazil) Nabasti Cochimí (Baja California Norte Mexico) Auka Cocopa (Baja California Mexico, Arizona USA) Auka Coeur d'Alene (Idaho USA) Qhest Comanche (Oklahoma USA) Haa Comanche (Oklahoma USA) Maruawe Comanche (Oklahoma USA) Maruawe, haitsi Comorian (Comoros) Bariza djioni Comorian (Comoros) Habari Comorian (Comoros) Salama [Congo, see Kikongo] [Conibo, see Shipibo] Coos (Oregon USA) Ta'iCornish (Great Britain) You Cornish (Great Britain) Dydh da Cornish (Great Britain) [formal] Durdathawhy Corsican (France) Bonghjornu Cree (Canada) Tánisi Cree (Canada) Tân'si Cree (Canada) Wâciye Cree (Ouje-Bougoumou Quebec Canada) Kwaay [Creek, seeMuskogee] Creole (Dominican Republic) [morning] Bon jou Creole (St. Lucia) Bonjou [Creole (French Guyana), seeKréyòl] [Creole (Haiti), see Kwéyòl] [Creole (Seychelles), see Seselwa] Crioulo (Guinea-Bissau) Kuma Crioulo (Guinea-Bissau) Bom dia Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) Zdravo Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) Zhivio Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) [informal] Bok Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia) [informal] Bog [Crow, see Apsaaloke] [Cymraeg, see Welsh] Czech (Czech Republic) Dobrý den Czech (Czech Republic) Nazdar Czech (Czech Republic) [informal] AhojDagaare (Ghana, Burkina Faso) Fo be song Dagbani (Ghana) Naatuma Dakelh (Canada) Hadih Dakota (USA, Canada) [by male] Hau Dakota (USA, Canada) [by female] Han Dakota (USA, Canada) [to a friend by male] Hau koda [Damara, see Nama] Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[man to a man] Nayak Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[man to sev.men] Nayak lak Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[by/to a woman] La'uk Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[by/to women] La'uk nya Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea) Halao Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea) Halabok nak Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea) Halabasi nak Dani (Indoensia, New Guinea)[man to man] Hagul nak Dani (Indonesia, New Guinea)[woman to woman] Heget nak Danish (Denmark, Greenland) Goddag Danish (Denmark, Greenland) HejDanish (Denmark, Greenland) [informal] Hejsa Danish (Denmark, Greenland) [informal] Hej Danish (Denmark, Greenland) [informal] Davs Danish (South Jutland) Mojn Dari (Afghanistan) Chotor astyDawan (Indonesia) [where are you going?] Noe me? Dawan (Indonesia) [ans: I'm going to...] Au nao no... Dayak [Land Dayak] (Indonesia) Elsalam Dayak [Iban] (Indonesia) Elsalaam [Delaware, see Lenape] Deg Xinag (Alaska) Ade' [Deutsch, see German] Dhivehi(Maldives) Assalaam u alaykum Dhivehi (Maldives) Us-salaam alaikum Dhivehi (Maldives) Assalam aleikum Dhivehi (Maldives) [answer] Aleikum assalam Dhivehi (Maldives) [informal] Kihineh [Didiu, see Cochimí] [Diegueño, seeKumeyaay] Dinka (Sudan) Ci yi bak Diola (Senegal) Kasumai Diola (Senegal) Kasumaò Diola (Senegal) [reply] Kasumi kepp Diola (Senegal) Aa [Dioula, see Dyula] Djabugay(Queensland Australia) Djirri-nyurra Douala (Cameroon) ObusiDrehu (New Caledonia) Bozo Drehu (New Caledonia) Bozu Drehu (New Caledonia) Talofa Dumna Yokuts (San Joaquin River Calif.USA) Hawaan Dusun (Sabah Malaysia) Okuro-kuro noh?Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium) Hallo Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium) Hoi Dutch (Netherlands, Belgium) Dag Dutch (Netherlands) Morgen Dutch (Netherlands) Môge Dutch (Netherlands) Goedendag Dutch (Netherlands) [in spoken language] Goeiedag Dutch (Netherlands) [rarely used] Hai Dutch (Belgium) [informal by youth] Helaba Dutch (Belgium) [informal by youth] Yoe Dutch (Belgium) [informal by youth] Hiya [Dyerma, see Zarma]Dyirbal (NE Queensland Australia) Nginda wunydjangum Dyirbal (NE Queensland Australia) Nginda bayi wunydjangum? Dyribal (NE Queensland Australia) Nginda Dyula (Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali) Dansi Dyula (Cote d'Ivoire) [reply by men] Nba Dyula (Cote d'Ivoire) [reply by woman] Ns´ Dyula (Burkina Faso) I dansi Dyula (Burkina Faso) [reply by men] Am baa Dyula (Burkina Faso) [reply by women] Am séé Dyula (Cote d'Ivoire) [entering house] Koko Dyula (Cote d'Ivoire) [to person working] I ni baara Dzongkha (Bhutan) Kuzu zangpo Dzongkha (Bhutan) Kuzu zangpo la Dzongkha (Bhutan) Yala [Dzhudezmo, see Ladino]Edo (Nigeria) Kóyo Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at home] Ób'ówa Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at work] Ób'ínwìnà Efik (Africa) Idem fo Egyptian (ancient Egypt) Iiti Egyptian (ancient Egypt) Iiti em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[lit. in peace] Em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[in great peace] Em hotep nefer Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[very great peace] Em hotep nefer weret Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[plural] Yii em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[informal] Yeh Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a man] Aw ibek Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a woman] Aw ibetj Ejagham (Cameroon, Nigeria) Nkuba Ekegusii (Kenya) [to one person] Imbuya ore? Ekegusii (Kenya) [to several people] Imbuya more? Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by one person] Imbuya ande Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by several people] Imbuya tore Enga (Papua New Guinea) Kotáka English (America, Australia, UK) Hello English (America, UK) [formal] Good day English (America) [informal] Hi English (Australia) G'day English (Australia) Hiya English (New Zealand) Gidday English (Southern USA) [to more than one] Hi y'all English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Hay gaan English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Hezza gaan English [Texan dialect] (Texas USA) Howdy English [New Oreleans dialect](Lousiana USA) Where ya'at English [Middle English] (old England) Gode dai English [Middle English] (old England) Gode dei English [Old English] (old Britain) Ic grete þe Eora (Australia) Boodyeri kamuru Erzya (Russia) Shumbrat [Eskimo, see Alutiiq, Inuktitut,Iñupiaq, Kalaallisut andYup'ik] Esperanto (international use) Saluton Esselen (Big Sur California USA) Saleki asatsa Estonian (Estonia) Tervist Estonian (Estonia) Tere Estonian (Estonia) T�au Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Jõudu Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Tere jõudu Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Jõudu tööle Estonian (Estonia) [reply when working] Tarvis Estonian [Old Estonian] (old Estonia) Terveh Eton (Cameroon) Më të wa kon Eton (Cameroon) Më të wa kone Eton (Cameroon) [to other side of street] Më të wa kone wale Eton (Cameroon) [reply] Kiri mbang [Euskara, see Basque] Even (Russia) Torova Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Nilyenia Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [response] Mile Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Wayzo Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Fien Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a person working] Ayekoo Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a group working] Aanyekoo Ewondo (Cameroon) Mbebekiri Ewondo (Cameroon) Mbembé kidi Edo (Nigeria) Kóyo Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at home] Ób'ówa Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at work] Ób'ínwìnà Efik (Africa) Idem fo Egyptian (ancient Egypt) Iiti Egyptian (ancient Egypt) Iiti em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[lit. in peace] Em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[in great peace] Em hotep nefer Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[very great peace] Em hotep nefer weret Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[plural] Yii em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[informal] Yeh Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a man] Aw ibek Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a woman] Aw ibetj Ejagham (Cameroon, Nigeria) Nkuba Ekegusii (Kenya) [to one person] Imbuya ore? Ekegusii (Kenya) [to several people] Imbuya more? Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by one person] Imbuya ande Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by several people] Imbuya tore Enga (Papua New Guinea) Kotáka English (America, Australia, UK) Hello English (America, UK) [formal] Good day English (America) [informal] Hi English (Australia) G'day English (Australia) Hiya English (New Zealand) Gidday English (Southern USA) [to more than one] Hi y'all English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Hay gaan English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Hezza gaan English [Texan dialect] (Texas USA) Howdy English [New Oreleans dialect](Lousiana USA) Where ya'at English [Middle English] (old England) Gode dai English [Middle English] (old England) Gode dei English [Old English] (old Britain) Ic grete þe Eora (Australia) Boodyeri kamuru Erzya (Russia) Shumbrat [Eskimo, see Alutiiq, Inuktitut,Iñupiaq, Kalaallisut andYup'ik] Esperanto (international use) Saluton Esselen (Big Sur California USA) Saleki asatsa Estonian (Estonia) Tervist Estonian (Estonia) Tere Estonian (Estonia) T�au Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Jõudu Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Tere jõudu Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Jõudu tööle Estonian (Estonia) [reply when working] Tarvis Estonian [Old Estonian] (old Estonia) Terveh Eton (Cameroon) Më të wa kon Eton (Cameroon) Më të wa kone Eton (Cameroon) [to other side of street] Më të wa kone wale Eton (Cameroon) [reply] Kiri mbang [Euskara, see Basque] Even (Russia) Torova Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Nilyenia Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [response] Mile Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Wayzo Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Fien Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a person working] Ayekoo Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a group working] Aanyekoo Ewondo (Cameroon) Mbebekiri Ewondo (Cameroon) Mbembé kidi Edo (Nigeria) Kóyo Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at home] Ób'ówa Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at work] Ób'ínwìnà Efik (Africa) Idem fo Egyptian (ancient Egypt) Iiti Egyptian (ancient Egypt) Iiti em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[lit. in peace] Em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[in great peace] Em hotep nefer Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[very great peace] Em hotep nefer weret Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[plural] Yii em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[informal] Yeh Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a man] Aw ibek Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a woman] Aw ibetj Ejagham (Cameroon, Nigeria) Nkuba Ekegusii (Kenya) [to one person] Imbuya ore? Ekegusii (Kenya) [to several people] Imbuya more? Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by one person] Imbuya ande Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by several people] Imbuya tore Enga (Papua New Guinea) Kotáka English (America, Australia, UK) Hello English (America, UK) [formal] Good day English (America) [informal] Hi English (Australia) G'day English (Australia) Hiya English (New Zealand) Gidday English (Southern USA) [to more than one] Hi y'all English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Hay gaan English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Hezza gaan English [Texan dialect] (Texas USA) Howdy English [New Oreleans dialect](Lousiana USA) Where ya'at English [Middle English] (old England) Gode dai English [Middle English] (old England) Gode dei English [Old English] (old Britain) Ic grete þe Eora (Australia) Boodyeri kamuru Erzya (Russia) Shumbrat [Eskimo, see Alutiiq, Inuktitut,Iñupiaq, Kalaallisut andYup'ik] Esperanto (international use) Saluton Esselen (Big Sur California USA) Saleki asatsa Estonian (Estonia) Tervist Estonian (Estonia) Tere Estonian (Estonia) T�au Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Jõudu Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Tere jõudu Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Jõudu tööle Estonian (Estonia) [reply when working] Tarvis Estonian [Old Estonian] (old Estonia) Terveh Eton (Cameroon) Më të wa kon Eton (Cameroon) Më të wa kone Eton (Cameroon) [to other side of street] Më të wa kone wale Eton (Cameroon) [reply] Kiri mbang [Euskara, see Basque] Even (Russia) Torova Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Nilyenia Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [response] Mile Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Wayzo Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Fien Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a person working] Ayekoo Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a group working] Aanyekoo Ewondo (Cameroon) Mbebekiri Ewondo (Cameroon) Mbembé kidi Edo (Nigeria) Kóyo Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at home] Ób'ówa Edo (Nigeria) [to a person at work] Ób'ínwìnà Efik (Africa) Idem fo Egyptian (ancient Egypt) Iiti Egyptian (ancient Egypt) Iiti em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[lit. in peace] Em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[in great peace] Em hotep nefer Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[very great peace] Em hotep nefer weret Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[plural] Yii em hotep Egyptian (ancient Egypt)[informal] Yeh Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a man] Aw ibek Egyptian (ancient Egypt) [to a woman] Aw ibetj Ejagham (Cameroon, Nigeria) Nkuba Ekegusii (Kenya) [to one person] Imbuya ore? Ekegusii (Kenya) [to several people] Imbuya more? Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by one person] Imbuya ande Ekegusii (Kenya) [answer by several people] Imbuya tore Enga (Papua New Guinea) Kotáka English (America, Australia, UK) Hello English (America, UK) [formal] Good day English (America) [informal] Hi English (Australia) G'day English (Australia) Hiya English (New Zealand) Gidday English (Southern USA) [to more than one] Hi y'all English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Hay gaan English [Strine dialect] (Australia) Hezza gaan English [Texan dialect] (Texas USA) Howdy English [New Oreleans dialect](Lousiana USA) Where ya'at English [Middle English] (old England) Gode dai English [Middle English] (old England) Gode dei English [Old English] (old Britain) Ic grete þe Eora (Australia) Boodyeri kamuru Erzya (Russia) Shumbrat [Eskimo, see Alutiiq, Inuktitut,Iñupiaq, Kalaallisut andYup'ik] Esperanto (international use) Saluton Esselen (Big Sur California USA) Saleki asatsa Estonian (Estonia) Tervist Estonian (Estonia) Tere Estonian (Estonia) T�au Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Jõudu Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Tere jõudu Estonian (Estonia) [to a person working] Jõudu tööle Estonian (Estonia) [reply when working] Tarvis Estonian [Old Estonian] (old Estonia) Terveh Eton (Cameroon) Më të wa kon Eton (Cameroon) Më të wa kone Eton (Cameroon) [to other side of street] Më të wa kone wale Eton (Cameroon) [reply] Kiri mbang [Euskara, see Basque] Even (Russia) Torova Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Nilyenia Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [response] Mile Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Wayzo Éwé (Ghana, Togo) Fien Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a person working] Ayekoo Éwé (Ghana, Togo) [to a group working] Aanyekoo Ewondo (Cameroon) Mbebekiri Ewondo (Cameroon) Mbembé kidi Fang (Gabon, Equatorial Guinea) Mbôlo Fang (Gabon, Equatorial Guinea) [to one] M'bole Fang (Gabon, Equatorial Guinea) [to more] M'bolani Fante (Ghana, Burkina Faso) Daa daa oo Fante (Ghana, Burkina Faso) Modofo Faroese (Faroe Islands) Hallo Faroese (Faroe Islands) [informal] Hey Faroese (Faroe Islands) [when surprised] Píka sjey Farsi (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan) Salaam Farsi (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan) Sa'lam Farsi (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan) Khush amadeed Fijian (Fiji) Bula Fijian (Fiji) Ni sa bula Fijian (Fiji) Bula vi naka Fijian (Fiji) Ni sa bula vi naka Fijian (Fiji) [to two people] Drau bula Fijian (Fiji) [to a group] Dou bula Fijian (Fiij) [to group, stranger, superior] Ni bula Fijian (Fiji) [reply] Io Fijian (Fiji) [reply - respectful] Ia [Filipino, see Tagalog] Finnish (Finland) Päivää Finnish (Finland) Terve Finnish (Finland) [informal, common] Moi Finnish (Finland) [informal, common] Hei Finnish (Finland) [informal] Moikka Finnish (Finland) [formal] Hyvää päivää [Flemish, see Dutch (Belgium)] Fon (Benin, Togo) Kudeu Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply] Oku Fon (Benin, Togo) A fon a Fon (Benin, Togo) A do gangi a? Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply] Een, un do gangi Fon (Benin, Togo) A do yi yi we a? Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply] Een, un do gangi Fon (Benin, Togo) A do dagbe a? Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply] Een, un do dagbe Fon (Benin, Togo) A do fine a? Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply] Een, un do fi Fon (Benin, Togo) A de u wa? Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply] Een, un de u Fon (Benin, Togo) [after long absense] Azan yi aton Fon (Benin, Togo) [reply] Dokpo je ji Fon (Benin, Togo) [to a person working] Kudazo Fon-Gbe (Benin) Kuabo Fore (Papua New Guinea) Kagíé Fore (Papua New Guinea) Kwarìgíné French (Europe, Africa, Canada) Bonjour French (Europe, Africa, Canada) Salut Frisian [Westerlauwer] (Netherlands) Goeie Frisian [Westerlauwer] (Netherlands) Goedei Frisian (Schleswig-Holstein Germany) God dai Friulian(northern Italy) Bundì [Fuchou, see Min Dong]Fulani (West Africa) [to one person] No ngoola daa Fulani (West Africa) [to several people] No ngoola dong Fulani (West Africa) No wayi Fulani (West Africa) A jaaraama Fulani (West Africa) Tanaala Fulani (West Africa) Sadu Fulani (West Africa) Ngnalène é diam [Furlan, see Friulian] Futuna (Wallis and Futuna) Malo le kataki Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) Jinisa Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to two people] Rinisa Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to three people] Jikanisa Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to three people] Jikanesa Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to three people] Jikanesa kokautau Futuna Aniwa (Vanuatu) [to more than three] Niganisa Fuuta Jalon (Guinea) Toolii Ga (Ghana) Mingabu Ga (Ghana) Odze ku [Gabrieleño, see Tongva] [Gaelic, see Irish Gaeilge and Scottish Gaelic] Gagauz (southern Moldova) Gün aydin Gagauz (southern Moldova) [informal] Selam Galician (Spain) Hola [Galla, see Oromo] Gallo (France) Comant q'c'est? Ganai (Australia) Wunman njinde Gammon (Ireland) Buri talosk Ganu (Malaysia) Guana mu lenin sihak dokGarífuna (Guatemala) Buíti bináfi Garo (India, Bangladesh) Sa lam Gascon (France) Salut Gbhanda (Liberia) Yanela Gbhanda (Liberia) Okonia Ge'ez (Ethiopia) Sälam läki Georgian (Georgia) Gamardjobat Georgian (Georgia) Gamardjobah Georgian (Georgia) [informal reply] Gagimarjos German (Central Europe) Guten Tag German (Central Europe) Hallo German (Central Europe) [informal] Grüß dich German (Central Europe) [informal] Tag German (Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein) Hoi German (Austria, Bavaria, Wurttemburg) Grüß Gott German (Vienna Austria) [in spoken language] Griass God German (Vienna Austria) [in spoken language] Seavas German (Bavarian Alps) [in spoken language] Griass di German (Bavarian Alps) [in spoken language] Griass enk German (Bavarian Alps) Hallo German (Southern Bavaria) Servus German (Bairische) Hä German (Bairische) Hää German (Bairische) Griàßdigood German (Bairische) Griàßdi nachà German (Northern Germany) Moin German (Northern Germany) Moin moin German (Basel Switzerland) [polite] Griezi German (Bern Switzerland) [spoken] Grü-essech German (Bern Switzerland) [spoken] Grü-esdi German (Chur Switzerland) [polite form] Grazi German (Chur Switzerland) [polite form] Gruiazi German (Chur Switzerland) [familiar form] Ciao German (Schaffhausen Switzerland) [spoken] Grüazi German [Süd-Tirol/South Tyrol] (Italy) Ers Gott German [Hessisch] (Germany) Guude German [Südhessisch] (Germany) Ei guude wie German [Südhessisch] (Germany) Moin German (Zurich Switzerland) [polite] Grüezi German (Zurich Switzerland) [polite] Grueziwohl German (Zurich Switzerland) Salutti German (Zurich Switzerland) [familiar] Hoi German (Zurich Switzerland) [familiar] Salü German (Zurich Switzerland) [familiar] Tschau German (Zurich Switzerland) [spoken] Gu-ëte Tag German (Zurich Switzerland) [spoken] Gu-etä Tag German (Zurich Switzerland) [by school kids] Hoa German (Zurich Swizterland) [by school kids] Ha German (Zurich Switzerland) [old fashioned] Tag wohl German (Saarland) [in spoken language] Un [Gikuyu, seeKikuyu] Giryama (Africa) Zhoyo Giryama (Kenya) Dzasindadze Gitonga (Mozambique) Wa bonwaGong (Thailand) Nàwng a náwng kàwwê? Gong (Thailand) A náwng kàwwê? Gong (Thailand) [answer by a visitor] Ngá kawíng di-o Gong (Thailand) [answer by a visitor] Kawíng di-o Greek(Greece, Cyprus) Geia sou Greek (Greece, Cyprus) Geia sas Greek (Greece, Cyprus) Geia Guaja (Brazil) Zeng [Guajajára, seeTembé Tenetéhar] Guajibo (Colombia, Venezuela) Icá Guanche (Canary Islands) Tamaragua Guarani (Paraguay) Maitei Guarani (Paraguay) Maiteípa Guarani (Paraguay) Mba'éichapa Gujarati (India) Kem cho Gulmancema (Burkina Faso) Din tè Gulmancema (Burkina Faso) [answer] Lafia Gulmancema (Burkina Faso) [answer] Lafia dè Gumatj (Australia) [to one person] Nhamirri nhe? Gumatj (Australia) [to two people] Nhamirri manda? Gumatj (Australia) [to several people] Nhamirri walala? Gumatj (Australia) [answer] Manymak Gumatj (Australia) [answer] Manymak bay' Gumatj (Australia) [answer] Latju Gunggari (Australia) Gnunha yinda murdi Gurenne (Northern Ghana) [by working] Tumatuma Gurung (Nepal) Namaste Gurung (Nepal) Bindi mu Guugu Yimithirr (Australia) Ngauthaan-thirr, gadiiwawu-wi Gwich'in (Alaska, Canada) Nenànkäk nätäydëk häjit shò trì'nlay Gwich'in (Alaska) Neenjit dôonch'yáa [Gypsy, see Romani] Haida (Queen Elizabeth Island Canada) Kii-te-daas a Haisla (Canada) Yowtz Hakka (China, Malaysia) Zao sin [Hal-Pulaar, seeFulani] Hän (Alaska) Nahhwanànkak nahokhwadál geenjit shòn tr'iinlii Harari (Ethiopia) AmanHassaniya (Mauritania) Aw'walikum Hassaniya (Mauritania) [evening] Masa elher Hassaniya (Mauritania) Ehlen Hausa (West Africa) Sànnu Hausa (West Africa) [plural] Sànnunku Hausa (West Africa) [response] Yâuwa sànnu Hausa (West Africa) [response] Yâuwa Hausa (West Africa) [response] Sànnu kàadai Hausa (West Africa) [to superior; man] Rânkà yà dade Hausa (West Africa) [to superior; woman] Rânkì yà dade Hausa (West Africa) [by Muslims] Sàlamù àlaikùn Hawaiian (Hawaii) Aloha Hawaiian (Hawaii) Aloha mai Hawaiian (Hawaii) Welina Hawaiian (Hawaii) Welina mai [Haya, see Kihaya] Hebrew (Israel) [formal] Shalom Hebrew (Israel) [informal] Ma nishma Hebrew (Israel) [informal] Hi Hebrew (Israel) [to male] Ma shlomcha Hebrew (Israel) [to female] Ma shlomech Hebrew (Israel) [slang by young people] Alan [Hehe, see Kihehe] Heiltsuk (Canada) Yowtz [Hellenic, see Greek] Herero (Namibia) Koree Herero (Namibia) [informal] Mosha vi yong, peli Hidatsa (United States) Dosha Hindi (India, East Asia) Namasté Hindi (India, East Asia) Namaskaar Hindi (India, East Asia) Namashkar Hindi (India, East Asia) Kaise hain Hindustani (Surinam) Raz ba-aishHiri Motu (Papua New Guinea) [morning] Dada namona Hiri Motu (Papua New Guinea) [afternoon] Handorai namona Hiri Motu (Papua New Guinea) [afternoon] Andorai namona Hittite (Anatolia, Syria) Ashshuli Hmong Daw (China, Laos, Thailand) Nyob zoo Hmong Daw (China, Laos, Thai.) [to arriving] Tuaj los Hmong Daw (China, Laos, Thai.) [to arriving] Koj tuaj losHmong Dian (China) Niob raot Hmong Du (Vietnam) Ti nâu Hmong Du (Vietnam) Caó cu Hmong, Eastern (China) Mongx rut Hmong Njua (China, Laos, Thailand) Nyob zoo Hmong Njua (China, Laos, Thailand) Nyob zoo tsis zoo Hmong Njua (China, Laos, Thailand) Zoo hwv lauv Hmong Njua (Northern Thailand) [at a house] Nyob tsev tsis nyob ua? Hmong Njua (Northern Thailand) [answer] Nyob ua Hmong Njua (China) Nyaob rongt Hmong Njua (Vietnam) Nhaoz j�ng Hmong Qiandong (China) Mongx vut Hmong Qiandong (China) Mongx niangb vut [Hmoob Dawb (White Hmong), see Hmong Daw] [Hmoob Dub (Black Hmong), see Hmong Du] [Hmoob Ntsuab (Green Hmong), see Hmong Njua]Hñähñu (Mexico) Haxajua Hñähñu (Mexico) Tehats'i Hñähñu (Mexico) Hats'i Hocak Wazijaci (Wisconsin & Nebraska USA) Haho [Hokkien, see Min Nam] Hopi (Southwestern USA) Um waynuma? Hopi (Southwestern USA) [answer] Owí, nu' waynuma Hopi (Southwestern USA) Um pitu? Hopi (Southwestern USA) [answer] Owí Hopi (Southwestern USA) [entering a kiva] Ha'u Hopi (Southwestern USA) [to call attention] Hai Huaorani (Ecuador) I ay Huaorani (Ecuador) Waponi Huasteco (San Luis Potosí Mexico) [morning] Tahk'ane:nek Huasteco (Mexico) [afternoon] Waklane:nek Huasteco (Mexico) [night] Thamk'une:nek Huichol (Nayarit and Jalisco Mexico) Ke áku Hungarian (Hungary) Jó napot Hungarian (Hungary) Jó napot kívánok Hungarian (Hungary) [informal, to one] Szervusz Hungarian (Hungary) [informal, to several] Szervusztok Hungarian (Hungary) [informal, to one] Szia Hungarian (Hungary) [informal, to several] Sziasztok Hungarian (Hungary) [informal] Üdv Hupa (North America) He:yung Huron(Quebec Canada, Oklahoma USA) Tu ough qua no u [Ibo, see Igbo] Icelandic (Iceland) Góðan daginn Icelandic (Iceland) Halló Icelandic (Iceland) [to a man] Komdu sæll Icelandic (Iceland) [to a woman] Komdu sæl Icelandic (Iceland) [to many people] Komið þið sæl Icelandic (Iceland) [to a man] Sæll Icelandic (Iceland) [to a woman] Sæl Icelandic (Iceland) [to a man] Blessaður Icelandic (Iceland) [to a woman] Blessuð Icetot(Uganda) [to one person] Iyida Icetot (Uganda) [to several people] Iyita Ido (international use) Bona jorno Ido (international use) [afternoon] Bona posdimezo Igbo (Nigeria) Ibaulachi Igbo (Nigeria) Ezigbo ubosi Igbo (Nigeria) Ubosi oma Igbo (Nigeria) Ndeèwo Igbo (Nigeria) Kedu Igbo (Nigeria) Kelou Ijo (Africa) To baroa [Ik, see Icetot] [Ikiribati, see Kiribati] Ilokano (Philippines) [morning] Naimbag nga bigat Ilokano (Philippines) [morning, formal] Naimbag a bigatyo Ilokano (Philippines) [morning, informal] Naimbag a bigatmo Ilokano (Philippines) [at noon] Naimbag nga aldaw Ilokano (Philippines) [noon, formal] Naimbag ñga aldawyo Ilokano (Philippines) [noon, informal] Naimbag ñga aldawmo Ilokano (Philippines) [afternoon] Naimbag nga malem Ilokano (Philippines) [afternoon, formal] Naimbag a malemyo Ilokano (Philippines) [afternoon informal] Naimbag a malemmo Ilokano (Philippines) [evening] Naimbag nga rabii Ilonggo (Philippines) Maayo Ilonggo (Philippines) Maayo nga adlaw Ilonggo (Philippines) Halo Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam) Selamat Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam) Selamat siang Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam) Salam Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam) Apa kabar Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam) Menyapa Indonesian (Indonesia, Surinam) Hai [Ingalik, see Deg Xinag] Ingush (Russia) Salam Ingush (Russia) Da dika xalda hwa Ingush (Russia) [answer to above] Hwa 'a xalda da dika Ingush (Russia) [to two or more people] Da dika xalda shyn Ingush (Russia) [by man to another man] Wassalaam walejkum Ingush (Russia) [answer to above] Hwa 'a xajla sejra dika Innu (Canada) Kwe kwe Innu (Canada) Waachiyaa Interlingua (constructed) Salute Interlingua (constructed) Bon die Interlingua (constructed) Bon jorno [Inuit, see Inuktitut, Iñupiaq andKalaallisut] [Inuktitut (Alaska), seeIñupiaq] Inuktitut (Canada) Asujutidli Inuktitut (Canada) Asujutilli Inuktitut (Nunavik South Baffin Canada) Ainngai Inuktitut (Nunavik South Baffin Canada) Ai Inuktitut (Arctic) [to one person] Aksunai Inuktitut (Arctic) [to two people] Aksutik Inuktitut (Canada) Ûmâ Iñupiaq(Alaska) Kiana [Inuttut, see Inuktitut andKalaallisut] Ioway (North America) [by a man] Aho Ioway (North America) [by a woman] Aha Ipili (Papua New Guinea) Ani pele amene Irish Gaeilge (Ireland) [common] HaileoIrish Gaeilge (Ireland) [God be with you] Dia dhuit Irish Gaeilge (Ireland)[reply to Dia dhuit] Dia is Muire dhuit Ishkashmi (Tajikistan) As-salam alaíkum Ishkashmi (Tajikistan) [reply] Alaíkum as-salam [IsiXhosa, see Xhosa] Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa) Buon giorno Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa)[familiar] Salve Italian (Cent. Europe, E Africa)[familiar] Ciao Itbayaten (Batanes Philippines) Kapian ka pa nu Dios aschapanderak Itzá (Guatemala) Te'yoos [Iu Mien, seeMien] Ivasayen (Batanes Philippines) Capian ka pa nu Dios si chamavucjas [Ivrit, see Hebrew] Ixcateco (Mexico) Tami Ixil (Quiché Department Guatemala) [to man] Cha'lax pap Ixil (Quiché Department Guatemala)[to woman] Cha'lax nan Jacalteco (Guatemala, Mexico) [to man] C'ul mama' Jacalteco (Guatemala, Mexico) [to woman] C'ul miay Japanese (Japan) Konnichi wa Japanese [Kansai Ben] (Osaka Japan) Maido Japanese [Kansai Ben] (Osaka Japan) Maido ookini Japanese [Kansai Ben] (Osaka Japan) Mokarimakka Japanese [Kansai Ben] (Osaka Japan) [answer] Bochi bochi denna Japanese [Tohoku Ben] (Northeast Japan) Ohayo-sama Japanese [Tohoku Ben] (Northeast Japan) Konnyeje wa [Jatvingian, see Sûdovian] Javanese (Indonesia) Selamat Javanese (Indonesia) Halo Jelai (Malaysia) Tabek Jèrriais (Jersey) Bouonjour [Jirrbal, see Dyirbal] Jiwarli (Australia) [to a friend] Ya jalikurtijuyi Jiwarli (Australia) [lit. 'come here'] Yanamarni nhurra Jiwarli (Australia) [to call attention] Ya [Juaneño, see Acjachemem] [Judeo-Espanyol, see Ladino] [Jula, seeDyula] Jutlandish (Denmark) Daw-daw Kabardian (Russia) ['let your day be good'] Fi maho fuwa Kabyle(Algeria) Azul Kabyle (Algeria) Salam alik Kabuverdianu (Cape Verde) Bon dia Kabuverdianu (Cape Verde) Ola Kachchi(Uganda) Keayom Kadazan (Sabah Malaysia) Ingkuo koh?Kalaallisut (Greenland) Aluu Kalaallisut (Greenland) Haluu Kalaallisut (Greenland) Kutaa Kalaallisut (Greenland) Unuugujoq Kalaallisut (Greenland) Aluukkut Kalaallisut (Greenland) Haluukkut Kala Kawaw Ya (Queensland Australia)[to 1] Ngi midh? Kala Kawaw Ya (Queensland Australia)[to 2] Ngipel midh? Kala Kawaw Ya (Queensland Australia)[to 3+] Ngitha midh? Kala Kawaw Ya (Queensland Australia)[answer] Balabayginga Kala Lagaw Ya (Australia) Sew ngapa Kalanga (Botswana, Zimbabwe) Dhùmílánì Kalasha (India) Ishpada Kalenjin (Kenya) Subaa Kalenjin (Kenya) Chamge Kalenjin (Kenya) Chamuge Kalenjin (Kenya) [to a close friend] Chamge mising Kalmyk (Russia) Mendvt Kalmyk (Russia) [informal] Mend Kalmyk (Russia) Halun mend Kamchadal (Kamchatka Russia) Torova [Kammu, see Khmu] Kamviri (South Asia) [to a man] Li'o Kamviri (South Asia) [to a woman] L'e Kamviri (South Asia) [response] V'ou Kamviri (South Asia) [response] Kâ'i Kangbe (West Africa) [morning] E nee somah Kangbe (West Africa) [noon] E nee teleh Kangbe (West Africa) [afternoon] E nea woorah Kangbe (West Africa) [evening] E nea soohKanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA) Kwe Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA) Kwe kwe Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA) She:kon Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA) Se:koh Kanienkehaka (Ont. & Quebec Canada, NY USA) Wa'tkwanowera:tonKanjobal (San Pedro Soloma Guatemala) Janik' Kankanaey (Philip.) [to p.entering village] Nagapuam Kankanaey (Philip.) [to p. leaving village] Umayam Kannada (India) Namaskaara Kannada (India) Hege iddi ra Kannada (India) [informal] Hege iddi ya Kanuri (Nigeria, Niger) Ushé-ushé Kapampangan (Philippines) [morning] Mayap ayabak Kapingamarangi (Pacific Islands) Malia goe Karachay (Turkey) Selam Karachay (Turkey) Selamlar Karachay (Turkey) Isenlikler Karachay (Turkey) Salamun aleykum Karachay (Turkey) Esselamun aleykum Karaim (Lithuania, Ukraine) Kiun jach�y Karakalpak (Central Asia) Assalomu alaikum Karakalpak (Central Asia) [answer] Valaikum assalom Karelian (Finland, Russia) Terveh Karelian (Finland, Russia) Terveh teile Karelian (Finland, Russia) Hüvä päivä Karen (Myanmar) Mu eri Karen [Pa'o] (Myanmar) Na aw hsaw ha? Karen [Pho] (Myanmar) Ná à hsà hà? Karen [Pho] (Myanmar) Mwéh Karen [Sgaw] (Myanmar) Ná ô hsû há? Karen [Sgaw] (Myanmar) [answer] Mè Karen [Sgaw] (Myanmar) Madee leh? Karitiana (Brazil) [morning] Goy'hap Karitiana (Brazil) [afternoon] Goy'mõyn [Kartuli, seeGeorgian] Kasem (Ghana, Burkina Faso) [morning] De N zezenga Kasem (Ghana, Burkina Faso) [morning] De N de zezenga Kashmiri (India, Pakistan) Salam Kasigau (Kenya) [have you woken up well?] Wawuka? Kasigau (Kenya) [I have woken up well] Nawuka [Katchi, see Kachchi] Kâte (Papua New Guinea) Mu zheri dâng Kaurareg (Australia) [to one person] Ni midhikidh Kaurareg (Australia) [to two people] Nipel midhikidh? Kaurareg (Australia) [to three or more] Nitha midhikidh? Kaurna (Southern Australia) Na marni Kaurna (Soutnern Australia) Marni Kavango (Namibia) Osinima osiri ngeipi Kazakh (Kazakstan, Central Asia, China) Salam Kazakh (Kazakstan, Central Asia, China) Asalamu alaykim Kazakh (Kazakstan, Central Asia, China) Salamatsyz ba Kazakh (Kazakstan, Central Asia, China) Khayrly kün Kazakh (Kazakstan, C. Asia, China)[informal] Selem Kebu(Congo, Uganda) Ngoni Kekchí (Guatemala) [to elder man] Ch'owa' Kekchí (Guatemala) [to elder woman] Ch'ona' Kekchí (Guatemala) Wan b'i Kekchí (Guatemala) [answer] Us, b'i Keres (Southwestern United States) Guwaadzi sai hauba Keres (Cochiti New Mexico USA) Kuweasti hopa [Kernewek, see Cornish] Khakas (Russia) Izen Khakas (Russia) Izenner Khakas (Russia) Mangat qun Khanty (Russia) Wus'a Khanty (Russia) Uusia Khmer(Cambodia) Sok sabai jie te Khmer (Cambodia) Suor sdei Khmer (Cambodia) Choum reap suor Khmer (Cambodia) [to man] Choum reap suor look Khmer (Cambodia) [to woman] Choum reap suor look sreyKhmu (Laos) Sabailuh =Khomani (South Africa) !hoi ca Kibudu (Congo-Kinshasha) Salamu Kichagga (Tanzania) Kufyenda Kichagga [Kibosho] (Tanzania) Shimboni Kichagga [Kimashami] (Tanzania) Nesindisa Kichori (Africa) Kopang'o Kickapoo (United States, Mexico) Ho Kiga (Africa) [morning] Oraire gye Kiga (Africa) [afternoon and evening] Osiibire gye Kiga (Africa) [night] Oraare gye Kiga (Africa) [by children] Mbahe Kiga (Africa) [by children] Mbahi Kiganda (Uganda) [peace] Mirembe Kiganda (Uganda) [what's the news] Mawulire ki? Kiganda (Uganda) [answer: none] Tetugalaba Kigogo (central Tanzania) Mbukwenyi Kigogo (central Tanzania) [reply] MbukwaKihaya (Africa) Wasbotaige Kihehe (Africa) Kamwene Kihema (Congo-Kinshasha) Mirembe Kikamba (Tanzania) [to one person] Uvoo waku Kikamba (Tanzania) [to a group] Uvoo wenyu Kikongo (Congo, Angola) Mbote Kikongo (Congo, Angola) Kiambote Kikongo (Congo, Angola) [to man] Kiambote tata Kikongo (Congo, Angola) [to woman] Kiambote mama Kikongo (Congo, Angola) [to one person] Kiambote kiaku Kikongo (Congo, Angola) [to several people] Kiambote kieno Kikongo (Cuba) Malembe mpolo Kikongo (Cuba) Malembe yayé Kikongo (Cuba) Malombo Kikongo (Cuba) Mambote Kikongo (Cuba) Matoko lukaya Kikongo (Cuba) Tukaise nguei [Kikongo Ya Leta, see Kituba] Kikuyu(Kenya) Natya Kikuyu (Kenya) Ni kwega Kikuyu (Kenya) [to one person] Wemwega Kikuyu (Kenya) [to more than one person] Muriega Kiluba (Congo) Ke mwinya Kimakonde (Tanzania) Uchidachi Kimakonde (Tanzania) Habari na yelo Kimanda(Tanzania) Monili Kimbolo (Africa) Saita Kimbundu (Africa) Kiambote Kimbundu (Africa) Twatondela Kimeru (Kenya) Uri umwiiga Kinuguja (Africa) Che che Kinyakyusa(Tanzania) Ogonile Kinyamwezi (Tanzania) Mwaadela Kinyamwezi (Tanzania) Haa Kinyaramba (Tanzania) Wiliani Kinyarwanda (Rwanda) [not seen in sev. days] Muraho Kinyarwanda (Rwanda) [morning,seen recently] Mwaramutse Kinyarwanda (Rwanda) [afternoon, seen rec.] Mwiriwe Kinyaturu (Tanzania) Amocha Kiowa (USA) Kui-gwu Kiowa (USA) Day-own-day aim been Kipchak (Russia) Nä tabish bar? Kipchak (Russia) [answer] Tabish yok Kipchak (Russia) [answer] Tabish yoghila Kipemba (Africa) Kibesa Kipsigis (Kenya) Chamegei Kipsigis (Uganda) Chamage Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) Salamat sizbe Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) [formal] Kandisiz Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) [informal] Kandaisen Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) [casual, by youth] Kandai Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) Salam aleykum Kirghiz (Kyrgyzstan) SalamKiribati (Kiribati Pacific Islands) Mauri Kiribati (Kiribati Pacific Islands)[singul.] Kona mauri Kiribati (Kiribati Pacific Islands)[plural] Kam na mauri Kirundi(Burundi) Bwakeye Kirundi (Burundi) Bwa Kirundi (Burundi) N'amahoro Kirundi (Burundi) [morning, seen recently] Mwaramutse Kirundi (Burundi) [afternoon, seen recently] Miriwe Kirundi (Burundi) [informal] Jakeye Kirundi (Burundi) [lit. may you have herds] Amashyo Kirundi (Burundi) [answer] Amashongore Kisanga (South Congo-Kinshasa) [morning] Mwalangikai Kisanga (South Congo-Kinshasa) [afternoon] Twaimunai Kisanga (South Congo-Kinshasa) [evening] Kyunguloi Kisanga (South Congo-Kinshasa) [answer] Eyo mwane Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to man] Habari, bwana Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to woman] Habari, bibi Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder man] Habari, mzee Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder wom.] Habari, mama Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [answer] Nzuri Kiswahili (Kenya) [answer] Mzuri Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to man] Hujambo, bwana Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to woman] Hujambo, bibi Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder man] Hujambo, mzee Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder wom.] Hujambo, mama Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans. to 1 man] Sijambo, bwana Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [answer to men] Sijambo, mabwana Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans. to woman] Sijambo, bibi Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans. to women] Sijambo, mabibi Kiswahili (SE Africa) [answer to elder man] Sijambo, mzee Kiswahili (SE Africa) [ans. to elder woman] Sijambo, mama Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to men-plural] Hamjambo, mabwana Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to women-pl.] Hamjambo, mabibi Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans to 1 man] Hatujambo, bwana Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans to men-pl] Hatujambo, mabwana Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans to woman] Hatujambo, bibi Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [ans to wom-pl] Hatujambo, mabibi Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [in passing] Salama Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder] Shikamoo Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder man] Shikamoo mzee Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder man] Shikamoo baba Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to elder wom.] Shikamoo mama Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [by elders] Marahaba Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [by Muslims] Asalaamu alekum Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [answer] Wa alekum salaam Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [to tourists] Jambo Kiswahili (Southeast Africa) [formal] Jambo sana Kituba (Congo) Mbote Kituba (Congo) [to one person] Mbote na beno Kituba (Congo) [to several people] Mbote na nge Kiwapogoro (Africa) Kiamoka Kizaramo (Tanzania) Kugonaze Klallam (Washington USA) [to p. arriving] Sha shel ?a? chin stáchi Klallam (Washington USA) [it is a good day] ?Éy' skwáchi Klallam (Washington USA) [it is a good day] ?Éy' skwáchi ?áynekw Koasati (Louisiana & Texas USA) Bosó Koasati (Louisiana & Texas USA) [to group] Haciká'nó Koasati (Louisiana & Texas USA) [to one] Ciká'nó Kohistani (Central Asia) Asalaam aleikum Komi-Permyak (Russia) Olat-vöat Komi-Permyak (Russia) [informal] Privyet Komi-Zyrian (Russia) Bidza olannyd Komi-Zyrian (Russia) [informal] Cholöm [Kongo, see Kikongo] Konkani (India) Namaskaaru Konkani (India) Paypadta Korean (Korea) Annyong hashimnikka Korean (Korea) [informal] Annyong haseyo Korean (Korea) [informal] Annyong Koromfe (Burkina Faso) A jebka kibaru Koromfe (Burkina Faso) Ng jebe a baani Koromfe (Burkina Faso) Ng jebe baani Koromfe (Burkian Faso) [answer] A baane jebe Koryak [Maritime Koryak] (Russia) Mej Koryak [Reindeer Koryak] (Russia) Amto Kosraean (Micronesia) Lwen wo Kosraean (Micronesia) Kulo malulo Koyo (Africa) Osegu Koyo (Africa) Ol' Koyukon (Alaska) Dzaanh nezoonh Kpelle (Liberia) Ba ngung Kpelle (Liberia) Ya ngung Kréyòl (French Guyana) A kouman Krio (Sierra Leone) Kushe Kriol (N. Australia)[w. are you coming from] Wijei yu bin kaman? Kriol (N. Australia)[" to more than one] Wijei yumob bin kaman? Kriol (N. Australia)[we've come from...] Mela bin kaman brom... Kukatja (Australia) Nyuntun palya Kumeyaay(Southern California USA, Mexico) Auka Kumeyaay (Southern California USA, Mexico) Howka Kumeyaay (Southern California USA, Mexico) Haawka [Kumiái, see Kumeyaay] Kuna (Panama) Na Kuna (Panama) Nuedí Kuna (Panama) Degitte Kuna (Colombian-Panamanian border region) Na' [Kunggari, seeGunggari] [Kuo Yu, see Mandarin] Kupsapiny (Uganda) [to a man] Supai Kupsapiny (Uganda) [to a woman] Takwenya [Kurdish, see Kurdi] Kurdi (Iraq, Iran) Rozhbash Kurdi (Iraq, Iran) [answer] Bashem Kurukh (India) Gor-lagi [Kutchin, see Gwich'in] Kutthung (Australia) Goojee ik koo Kwakiutl (British Columbia Canada) Gila kasla Kwakiutl (British Columbia Canada) Gilakas'la Kwakiutl (British Columbia Canada) Yoyo [Kwakwaka'wakw, seeKwakiutl] [Kwakwala, see Kwakiutl] Kwanyama (Angola, Namibia) Wa aluka Kwanyama (Angola, Namibia) Mwa aluka Kwaya (Tanzania) Murembe [Kweneecheeaht, seeMakah] Kwere (Tanzania) Walama Kwéyòl(Haiti) Bonjou Kwéyòl (Haiti) [respectful to man] Bonjou msieu Kwéyòl (Haiti) [to a friend] Bonjou konpè-m Kwéyòl (Haiti) Alò Kyangonde (Malawi) Ndaga tiyo Laadi (Congo) KuambiluLacandón (Chiapas Mexico) [to enter a house] Taringrech Lacandón (Chiapas Mexico) [answer= come in] Or ken Ladakhi (Pakistan) Djuley Ladin (Trentino-Alto Adige Italy) Bon diLadino (Israel, Turkey) Shalom Ladino (Israel, Turkey) Shalom alehem Ladino (Israel, Turkey) Buenos dias Ladino (Israel, Turkey) Ke habar Lahu (China, Burma, Thailand) Cheh sha la Lahu (China, Burma, Thailand) Cheh sha-ah laLakhota (Nebraska Dakota & Montana USA) Hau Lakhota (Nebraska Dakota & Montana USA) Onkwáho Lakhota (USA) [by male] Hau, ko'la Lakhota (USA) [by female] Han, mish'ke Lakhota (USA) [good day] Anpetu waste [Laimon, see Cochimí] Lamaholot (Indonesia) Moe genai? Lamaholot (Indonesia) [where are you going?] Moe malaga? Lampung (Indonesia) Api kaba Lango (Uganda, Sudan) Miremba Lani (Irian Jaya Indonesia) Wa Lani (Irian Jaya Indonesia) Nore wa Lao (Laos) Sabaai-dii Lao (Laos) [used if meeting on the street] Pai sai Lao (Laos) [answer] Pai nyaang lmn Lao (Laos) [have you eaten?] Kin khàp lbew baw? Lao (Laos) [accept invitation] Nyang [Lappish, see Saami] Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) [most proper] Ave Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) Salve Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) [to plural] Salvete Latvian (Latvia) Sveiki Latvian (Latvia) [to a man] Sveiks Latvian (Latvia) [to a woman] Sveika Latvian (Latvia) Sveicinats Latvian (Latvia) Labas Lega (Congo-Kinshasa) Samba Lelemi (Ghana) AboLenape [Delaware] (Delaware United States) Hè [Leonese, see Lleonese] Lepcha (India, Nepal, Bhutan) Khámrí [Lholankok, see Sinkyone] [Lifou, seeDrehu] Limbe (Sierra Leone) Wali-wali Lindrou (Papua New Guinea) Ndraben tam, komo asen Lingala (Congo) Mbóte Lingala (Congo) Mbóte na yó Lingala (Lomongo Congo) Losáko Lingua Franca (Mediterranean) Salute Lingua Franca (Mediterranean) Bon dgiorno Lisu (Thailand) Ali nga? Lisu (Thailand) [answer-if you aren't busy] Atdor nat niaq nga Lisu (Thailand) [answer-if you aren't busy] Alshit lil mat yi niaq Lisu (Thailand) [answer-if you are busy] Tei zil mit atkel cat niaq nga Lithuanian (Lithuania) (said to male) Sveikas Lithuanian (Lithuania) (said to female) Sveika Lithuanian (Lithuania) (several people) Sveiki Lithuanian (Lithuania) Labas Lithuanian (Lithuania) [to a man, formal] Sveikas gyvas Lithuanian (Lithuania) [to a woman, formal] Sveika gyva Lithuanian (Lithuania) [to several people] Sveiki gyvi Livonian (Latvia) Terinch Lleonese (Leon Spain) Salú Logang (Uganda) Morembe Loglan (international) Loi Lojban (international) Coi Lokpa (Benin, Togo) Alafiawe [Low German, seePlattdeutsch] Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) Gode Dag Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) Goden Dag Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) Goden Dag Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) Gouden dag Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) Dag Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) [answer] Dag ok Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) [answer] Dag ouk Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) Moi Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) Moin Low Saxon [Northern] (Germany) Moin moin Low Saxon [Westphalian] (Germany) Gueden Dag Lua [T'in] (Thailand) Mah pen si'ee [Luba-Shaba, see Kiluba] [Luba-Kasai, see Tshiluba] Lucumí (Cuba) Oluku mi Ludian (Russia) Hüvä päivä Luganda (Uganda) Otya nno Luganda (Uganda) [morning] Wasizotya nyabo Luganda (Uganda) [morning] Wasuz'otya Luganda (Uganda) [afternoon] Osiibye otya nno Luganda (Uganda) [afternoon] Osiiby'otya Luganda (Uganda) [answer] Bulungi Luganda (Uganda) 'Abaffè Luganda (Uganda) 'Abânge Luganda (Uganda) [informal] Ki kati Luiseño (Southern California USA) Miiyu Luiseño (California USA) [to several people] Miiyuyam Lunda (Zambia, Angola, Congo) Mudi nahi? Lunda (Zambia, Angola, Congo) [answer] Cha chiwahi Lunyankole (Uganda) Osibirega Lunyankole (Uganda) [after absense] Kaizhe buhorogye? Lunyankole (Uganda) [answer] Kaizhe buhoro Lunyankole (Uganda) [by elder] Mphoro Lunyankole (Uganda) [answer] Eh Lunyankole (Uganda) [by child] Erirege Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [morning] Oreire ota? Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [morning] Oreiregye? Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [answer] Ndaire kurungi Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [aftern.] Osibiregye? Lunyankole (Mbarara South Uganda) [answer] Nsibire kurungi Lunyoro (West Uganda) Mirembe Lunyoro (West Uganda) [morning] Oraire ota? Lunyoro (West Uganda) [afternoon] Osibire ota? Lunyoro (West Uganda) [answer] Kurungi Luritja (Australia) Yawa Luritja (Australia) Wai Lushootseed (Washington State USA) 'I, sya'ya' Lushootseed (Washington State USA) Kwedachi Luo (Kenya, Tanzania) Mirembe Luo (Kenya, Tanzania) Misawa Luo (Kenya, Tanzania) Mesawa Luvale (Zambia) Ngacili? Luvale (Zambia) [answer] Kanawa Luxembourgish (Luxembourg, Germany, France) Moiën Luxembourgish (Luxembourg, Germany, France) Bonjour Luxembourgish (Luxembourg, Germany, France) Gudde Moiën Luxembourgish (Luxembourg, Germany, France) Gudde Mëtteg Lyela (Burkina Faso) [by a guest] A vièlè Lyela (Burkina Faso) [answer] On hon [Maa, seeMaasai] Maasai (Serengeti Kenya, Tanzania) Supa Maasai (Serengeti Kenya, Tanzania) [men] Suba Maasai (Serengeti Kenya, Tanzania) [answer] Suba oleng Maasai (Serengeti Kenya, Tanzania) [women] Ta kwenya Maasai (Serengeti Kenya, Tanzania) [answer] Iko Maasai (Kenya, Tanzania) [to a young woman] Ndito ta kwenya Maasai (Kenya, Tanzania) [to a young woman] Nditho ta kwenya Maasai (Kenya, Tanzania) [to an older woman] Koko ta kwenya Maasai (Kenya, Tanzania) [to a warrior] Morani ta kwenya Maasai (Kenya, Tanzania) [to a young man] Kulalayo ta kwenya Maasai (Kenya, Tanz.) [how are the children] Kasserian ingera Mabuiag (Queensland Australia) [to one] Ni midhikidh Mabuiag (Queensland Australia) [to two] Nipel midhikidh Mabuiag (Queensland Australia) [to three+] Nitha midhikidh Mabuiag (Queensland Australia) [answer] Matha mina Macedonian (Macedonia) Zdravo Macedonian (Macedonia) Dobar den Macedonian (Macedonia) Prijatno Macedonian (Macedonia) [informal] Alo [Machiguenga, see Matsigenka] [Magyar, see Hungarian] Maidu (California USA) HeiMakah (Washington USA) Hooy Makhua (Tanzania) Habaari Makhua (Tanzania) [answer] Salaama Malagasy (Madagascar) Manao ahoana Malagasy (Madagascar) Manao ahoana tompoko Malagasy (Sakalava Madagascar) Salama Malagasy (Sambirano Madagascar) M'bola tsara Malagasy (South and Midwestern Madagascar) Akory anareo Malagasy (Betsimisaraka Madagascar) Akory lahaly Malagasy (Betsileo Madagascar) Tsara madyna Malay (Malaysia, Brunei) Selamat Malay (Malaysia, Brunei) Apa kabar Malay (Malaysia, Brunei) Helo Malayalam (Kerala India) Namaskaram [Maldivian, seeDhivehi] Malinké (Mali) I be di [Maliseet, seePassamaquoddy] Maltese (Malta) Bongu Maltese (Malta) Kifahna Mam (Guatemala) Je'y Mam (Guatemala) Jeyó Mam (Guatemala) Je'ky Mam (Guatemala) Jay Mam (Guatemala) [by a man to a man, inf.] Je'y kraa Mam (Guatemala) [to an older person] Antz tq'ab'a Mam (Guatemala) [to an older man] Antz tq'ab'a taat Mam (Guatemala) [to a visiter] Maa' tzuula b'eetal Mam (Guatemala) [to a man] Buenos diias, taat Mam (Guatemala) [to a woman] Buenos diias, naan Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) Mwapoli mukwai Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) Mwalya mwina Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) [to p. working] Mwalima mukwai Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) [answer] Ta Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) [answer] Kalombo Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) [answer] Endi mukwai Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) [after journey] Welini kweneko Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) [returning hunter] Mwalulyata Mambwe (Tanzania, Zambia) [hunter or fisher] Wamba Mampruli (Ghana) [morning] Dasuba Manchu (China) Ei [Manda, see Kimanda] Mandan (United States) NawahMandarin (China) [Guoyu, Putonghua] Nî hâo Mandarin [Guoyu, Putonghua] (China) [formal] Nín hâo Mandarin (China) [many people] Nîmen hâo Mandinka (West Africa) [to one person] I be ñaading Mandinka (West Africa) [to several people] Al be ñaading Mandinka (West Africa) [to one person] I be di Mandinka (West Africa) [to several people] Al be di Mandinka (West Africa) [to one person] I ne ke Mandinka (West Africa) [to several people] Al ne ke Mandinka (West Africa) [to one person] I tiina Mandinka (West Africa) [to several people] Al tiina Mandinka (West Africa) Kayira be Mandinka (West Africa) Ge iwurara Mangareva (French Polynesia) Ena koe Mangareva (French Polynesia) [answer] A koe noti Mangareva (French Polynesia) Kia purotu koe Mangareva (French Polynesia) Aroha Manggarai (Indonesia) [where are you going?] Ngonia? Maninka (Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone) Mesect Maninka (Guinea, Liberia, S.Leon) [aftern.] Mesomme [Manipuri, see Meithei] Manyika [Hungwe] (Zimbabwe) Kaziwa Manyika (Zimbabwe, Mozambique) Kaiwa Manx (Britain) Laa mie Manx (Britain) Failt erriu Manx (Britain) Dy bannee dhyt Manx (Britain) Ta shiu cheet Manx (Britain) Kys t'ou Manx (Britain) [to several people] She nyn mea diu ooilley Maohi (French Polynesia) Ia orana Maori (New Zealand) [to one person] Tena koe Maori (New Zealand) [to two people] Tena korua Maori (New Zealand) [to three or more] Tena koutou Maori (New Zealand) Kia ora Maori (Cook Islands) Kia orana Maori (Cook Islands) [peace] Kia 'au [Mapuche, seeMapudungun] Mapudungun (Chile, Argentina) Mari mari Mapudungun (Chile, Argentina)[after absense] Fütá kuyfí Mapudungun (Chile, Argentina) Foche Marathi (Maharashtra India) Namaskar Marathi (Maharashtra India) Namaste Marathi (Maharashtra India) [informal] Kasa-kaayh Mari [Hill Mari] (Russia) Pury kechy Mari [Hill Mari] (Russia) [morning] Pury irok Mari [Hill Mari] (Russia) [evening] Pury vady Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) Salam liyzhe Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) Poro kéch'e Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) [morning] Poro er Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) [evening] Poro kás Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) [how are you?] Kuze ílet? [Maringe, see Cheke Holo] Marquesan (French Polynesia) Kaoha Marquesan (French Polynesia) Kaoha nui Marshallese (Marshal Islands, Nauru) Yokwe yuk Marshallese (Marshal Islands, Nauru) Yokwe Marshallese (Marshal Islands, Nauru) Yokwe yokwe [Masai, see Maasai] Mashi (Eastern Congo-Kinshasa) Asinge Masongo (Ethiopia) Maram bouga Masongo (Ethiopia) [answer] Ay nandejoua Matisa (Namibia) Damara Matsikenka(Peru) Aiñovi Matsigenka (Peru) Aiñompi Matsigenka (Peru) [answer] Aiñona Matsigenka (Peru) [where are you going?] Néga pijáque? Matsigenka (Peru) [answer: I'm visiting you] Naniáquemíni Maué (Brazil) Enodac Maué (Brazil) Awãe aiko [Maure, seeHassaniya] [Mayan, see Achí,Aguacateco, Acateco,Chortí, Chuj, Ixil,Jacalteco, Kanjobal,Kekchi, Lacandon, Mam,Mopán Maya, Pocomchí,Quiché, Tzotzil, andYucateco] [Mayangna, see Panamahka] Mazahua (Mexico) Jyasmä Mazahua (Mexico) Jyasmäji Mazahua (Mexico) Jyas'u Mazatec (Oaxaca and Veracruz Mexico) 'Ntano Mbeere (Kenya) Na atia [Mbisu, see Bisu] Mehináku (Xingü Park Brazil) Pitsupai Mehináku (Xingü Park Brazil) [answer] NatupaiMeithei (India, Bangladesh, Myanmar) Karam touri Mekwengo (Uganda) Mirembe Mende (Sierra Leone) Bua Mende (Sierra Leone) Bianaoh Mende (Sierra Leone) Ndiamo, biwa Mende (Sierra Leone) Ah wanna-e? Menomini (Wisconsin USA) A:neE na:p Meriam Mir (Australia, Papua New Guinea) Nako manali? Meriam Mir (Australia, PNG) [answer] Sikakanali [Meru, see Kimeru] [Meto, seeDawan] [Mfantse, see Fante] Miami (Indiana & Oklahoma USA) Aya aya Miami (Indiana & Oklahoma USA) [to a friend] Aya aya niihka [Miao, see Hmong Daw andHmong Njua] Miccosukee (Florida USA) Che hun ta moMien (Laos, Thailand) Yiem longx Mien (Laos, Thailand) Yiem longx nyei Mien (Laos, Thailand) Yiem longx nyei fai Mien (Laos, Thailand) Ov, meih daaih orh Mien (Vietnam) Puang toi Mikmaq (Canada) Kwé Milanese [Lombard] (Milan Italy) Saludi Milanese [Lombard] (Milan Italy) Reverissi Min Dong [Fuchou] (China) Eh ho meh Min Nam [Chaoshou] (China) Ho mo Min Nam [Hokkien] (Singapore, Indonesia) Jia ba liao buay Min Nam [Hokkien] (Singapore, Indonesia) Ho bo Min Nam [Hokkien] (Taiwan) Li ho Min Nam [Hokkien] (Taiwan) Chiah pa bue Min Nam [Hokkien] (Taiwan) Chiah-tau iah bue Min Nam [Hokkien] (Taiwan) Peng an Min Nam [Hokkien] (Taiwan) Chiáh-tàu iáh boë Minangkabau (West Sumatra Indonesia) Haloo Minangkabau (West Sumatra Indonesia) Baa kaba Mingo (Canada, USA) Skênö Mingo (Canada, USA) Hae' Mingo (Canada, USA) Hau' Mingo (Canada, USA) [informal] Kuwe Mískito (Nicaragua, Honduras) Nak'sa Mískito (Nicaragua, Honduras) Nahki sa Mitchif (North Dakota USA, Canada) Tawnshi Mitchif (North Dakota USA, Canada) Boonzhoor Mixe (Oaxaca Mexico) Za jiatzy Mixe (Oaxaca Mexico) [at a house] Estagai yépsna Mixe (Oaxaca Mexico) [meeting on the road] Hana beáktenMixtec (Chalcatongo Mexico) [morning] Tàníndi Mixtec (Chalcatongo Oaxaca Mexico) [morning] Tándi Mixtec (Magdalena Pe�asco Oaxaca Mexico) Taondi Mixtec (Magdalena Pe�asco Mexico) [answer] Taondimbaa Mixtec (Sta. Catarina Estetla Mex.) [morning]Kobaadín Mixtec (Sta. Catarina Estetla Mex.) [answer] Kobadiátu Mixtec (Xicay´n Mexico) Taniku Mixtec (Xicay´n Mexico) Ta'áníku Mixtec (Xicay´n Mexico) Káa Ndioxi yúu yóo [Mixteco Bajo, see Ñuiñe] [Mohawk, seeKanienkehaka] Mohegan (Eastern USA) Aquai Mohegan (Eastern USA) Quin'a moth'a [Mohican, seeMohegan] [Mokpwe, see Bakweri] Moksha (Russia) Shumbrat Mon (Myanmar, Thailand) Mangera 7aw Monégasque (Monaco) Bon giurnu [Mong, see Hmong Daw andHmong Njua] Mongo-Nkundu (Congo-Kinshasha) Losáko Mongolian (Mongolia, N China) Sain baina uu Mono (California USA) Maná hu Mòoré (Burkina Faso) Kibaare Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [to a person working] Ne y tuuma Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [to a person walking] Ne y kenji Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [morning] Yibeogo kibaare? Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [morning] Yibeogo yaa laafi? Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [morning] Yibeogo kiema? Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [afternoon] Zaabre kibaare? Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [afternoon] Zaabre yaa laafi? Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [afternoon] Zaabre kiema? Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [answer] Laafi Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [answer] Laafibeme Mòoré (Burkina Faso) [answer] Laafibala Mopán Maya(Guatemala) Dioos Mordvin (Russia) Shumbrat Mordvin (Russia) [informal] Syukprya Morisyen (Mauritius) Ki m anieère? Morisyen (Mauritius) [answer] Mon byen, mersi [Mossi, seeMòoré] Motu (Papua New Guinea) Dina namona Mpi (Thailand) Na hà yé? Mpi (Thailand) [answer by person visiting] Ngó só í he Mpongwe (Gabon) Mbolo Mura (Brazil) Kauan Muskogee(Oklahoma & Florida USA) Estonko Muskogee (Oklahoma & Florida USA) Hescha Muskogee (Oklahoma & Florida USA) Hesci Muskogee (Oklahoma & Florida USA) Hessi Muskogee (Oklahoma & Florida USA) Hensci Muskogee (Oklahoma USA) Hërs'cë Mutsun (California USA) Pasip-inyi [Mvskoke, seeMuskogee] [Ñähñu, see Hñähñu] [Náhuat, see Pipil] Náhuatl (Mexico, El Salvador) Niltze Náhuatl (Mexico, El Salvador) [good day] Cualli tonalli Náhuatl (Mexico, El Salvador) [good day] Cualli tonaltin Náhuatl (Tepoztlan Mexico) [good day] Cualli motonalli Náhuatl (Mexico, El Salvador) Tlathuil Náhuatl (Puebla Mexico) Mopanolti Náhuatl (Puebla Mexico) Mopanoltihtzino Náhuatl (Veracruz Mexico) Piali Náhuatl (Veracruz Mexico) Piale Náhuatl (Veracruz Mexico) [to male] Pial tate Náhuatl (Veracruz Mexico) [female] Pial nane Náhuatl (Guerrero Mexcio) [on street] Kän tiaw Náhuatl [Aztec Empire] Niltze Náhuatl [Aztec Empire] [to person arriving] Otiquihiyohuih Náhuatl [Aztec Empire] [to person sitting] Tla ximehuiltihtiecan Nakota (North America) [by male] Hau Nakota (North America) [by female] Han Nakota (North America) [to a friend by male] Hau kona Nama (Namibia) !Gâi tsés Nama (Namibia) Matisa ti axaro Nandi (East Africa) Chamgei Nandi (East Africa) [elder to younger man] Sopai Nandi (East Africa) [reply to elder by y.m.] Takwenya Nandi (East Africa) [younger to elder man] Epa Nandi (East Africa) [elder to young woman] Takwenya Nandi (East Africa) [younger to elder woman] Igo Nandi (East Africa) [man to woman] Takwenya, chepioso-chu Nandi (East Africa) [woman to man] Takwenya, murén-ju Nandi (East Africa) [woman to young boy] Sopai Nandi (East Africa) [reply by young boy] Takwenya Nandi (East Africa) [man to young girl] Takwenya Nandi (East Africa) [reply by young girl] Igo Navajo (Southwestern United States) Yá'át'ééh Navajo (SW United States) [to older man] Yá'át'ééh shicheii Navajo (SW United States) [to older woman] Yá'át'ééh shimá Navajo (SW United States) [to older woman] Yá'át'ééh shimá yázhí Navajo (SW United States) [to younger man] Yá'át'ééh shiyáázh Navajo (SW United States) [to young child] Yá'át'ééh shitsóí Navajo (SW United States) [to young child] Yá'át'ééh sitsóí [Nawat, seePipil] Naxi (Yunnan China) Al la'laq lei Ndebele (Zimbabwe) [singular] Sawubona Ndebele (Zimbabwe) [plural] Salibonani Ndebele (Zimbabwe) [respectful] Salubonani Ndebele (Zimbabwe) [reply] Yebo Ndebele (Zimbabwe) Lotjani Ndebele (Zimbabwe) Lotsha Ndebele (Zimbabwe) [afternoon] Litshonile Ndebele (Zimbabwe) [plural] Relotshitse Ndjuka (Suriname) U miti oo [Ndo, see Kebu] Ndonga (Namibia) Ongeipi kaume [Nederlands, see Dutch] Nenets (Russia) Andorovo Nenets (Russia) Nani torova [Neo-Aramaic, see Assyrianand Chaldean] Nepali (Nepal, India) [polite] Namaskaar Nepali (Nepal, India) Namaste Newari (Nepal, India) Jojo-lapa Newari (Nepal, India) Namaste Newari (Nepal, India) Mahphulaa Ngaanyatjarra (Australia) [sun-side moiety] Yiparrka Ngaanyatjarra (Australia) [sun-side moiety] Panaka Ngaanyatjarra (Australia) [sun-side moiety] Tjarurru Ngaanyatjarra (Australia)[shade-side moiety] Milangka Ngaanyatjarra (Australia)[shade-side moiety] Karimarra Ngaanyatjarra (Australia)[shade-side moiety] Purungu [Ngala, seeLingala] Ngalkbon (Australia) Nyale Ngambay (Chad) Láphìa Ngambay (Chad) [answer] Láphìa ya Ngambay (Chad) LàlééNganasan (Siberia Russia) Doroba Ngiyampaa (Australia) Yamakarra Ngizim (Nigeria) Úsài Ngumba (Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea) Mirembe Nicobarese (Nicobar) Ho Nias (Indonesia) JahowuNigerian Pidgin (Nigeria) How now Nimo (Papua New Guinea) Nena wenao Niue (Niue Island) Fakaalofa atu Niue (Niue Island) [to two people] Fakaalofa atu ki a mua Niue (Niue Island) [to a small group] Fakaalofa atu ki a mutolu Niue (Niue Island) [to a large group] Fakaalofa atu ki a mutolu oti Niue (Niue Island) [informal] Koe kia Njebi (Gabon) Mbolo Njebi (Gabon) [answer] Mm, mbolo Njebi (Gabon) Wemasoga [Nokhchiin, see Chechen] Nominapetu (Puluwat Micronesia) Etowi Norwegian [Nynorsk] (Norway) Goddag Norwegian [Bokmaal] (Norway) Hei Norwegian [Bokmaal] (Norway) Heisann Norwegian [Bokmaal] (Norway) God dag Norwegian [Bokmaal] (Norway) Morn Norwegian [Bokmaal] (Norway) Hallo Norwegian [Nordmørsk] (Norway) Goddág Norwegian [Nordmørsk] (Norway) Goddàjen Norwegian [Nordmørsk] (Norway) [reply; old] Sing Gú Norwegian [Nordmørsk] (Norway) [old] Godt mót Norwegian [Nordmørsk] (Norway) [reply] Godt mót att Norwegian [Nordmørsk] (Norway) [informal] Hêia Norwegian [Nordmørsk] (Norway) [informal] Hæia Norwegian [Nordmørsk] (Norway)[to p.working] Síng ârbeia Norwegian [Bergensk] (Bergen Norway) Halloen Norwegian [Sortlandsk] (Sortland Norway) Go'da Norwegian [Sortlandsk] (Sortland Norway) Ka farsken, e det du? Ntomba (Congo-Kinshasha) Ómwá Ntomba (Congo-Kinshasha) Bómwá Ntomba (Congo-Kinshasha) Losako Nubi (Kenya, Uganda) Maskagna Nuer (Sudan) Male magua Ñuiñe [Mixteco Bajo](Mexico)[child to adult] Ke'ém Ñuiñe [Mixteco Bajo](Mexico)[adult to adult] Xna Ñuiñe [Mixteco Bajo](Mexico) A'eyo Nukuoro (Micronesia) Danuaa Nukuoro (Micronesia) [to a group] Danuaa goodou alodahi Nupe (Africa) Okú [Ñuu Savi, see Mixtec] Nuxalk (Canada) Yaw Nuxalk (Canada) [hello friends] Yaw smatmc [Nyakyusa, seeKinyakyusa] [Nyamwezi, see Kinyamwezi] [Nyankore, see Lunyankole] [Nyaturu, seeKinyaturu] [Occitan, see Provencaland Gascon] Ofo (Mississippi Valley USA) He' ha [Oirat, see Kalmyk] Ojibwe (USA, Canada)Aaniin Ojibwe (USA, Canada) Aanii Ojibwe (USA, Canada) Boozhoo Okanagan (Montana USA) Way' Okanagan (Montana USA) Xast sxelx'ált Okanagan (Montana USA) Way' xast sxelx'ált Okavango (Namibia) Mazwara [Oluta, see Popoluca] Oneida (Ontario Canada, Northeastern USA) Sekoli Oneida (Ontario Canada, Northeastern USA) Sheko:li Oriya (India, Bangladesh) Kemitee choo Oriya (India, Bangladesh) Namaskar Oromo (Kenya, Somalia) Ashshaamad'd'a Oromo (Kenya, Somalia) Ashamaa Ossetian (Georgia) Salam Ossetian (Georgia) Arfæ Otetela (Central Congo-Kinshasa) Moyo [Otomí, see Hñähñu] Ovambo (Namibia) Oyampi (Brazil) morning] Oateponeko'e Nawa Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [to an older man] Aitné kívyé Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [to an older woman] Aitné kívúno Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [to one person] Ai kam Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [to several people] Ai ka Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [response by a man] Ahadjé Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [response by a woman] Ihi Pa'ikwene (Amazon) Yaba Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [response] Koh Pa'ikwene (Amazon) Ba pi ai? Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [response] Ihi, nah ai Pa'ikwene (Amazon) Baiahee Pa'ikwene (Amazon) [response] IheePaipai (Baja California Mexico) Auka Paipai (S. California USA , B.C. Mexico) Awka Paipai (S. California, B.C. Mexico) [reply] 'Awlika Paipai (S. California USA , B.C. Mexico) Nyumkjkye Paiute (Nevada USA) [I am your friend] Tu-cubin-noonie Paiute (Nevada USA) [reply] Noonie-tu-cubin Paiute (Nevada USA) [answer to respondant] Iooie, iooie Paiute (Nevada USA) [hello friend] Mike-tu-cubin Paiute (Owens Valley California USA) Manahóo Paiwan (Taiwan) Aianga sun [Pakistani, see Farsi] Palaun (Palau) Alii Palaun (Palau) Alii, kauangerang Pali (India) [morning] Suppabhaatam te Pali (India) Sundara poeto [Pampangan, see Kapampangan] Panamahka (Nicaragua) Parastah Pangasinan (Philippines) Masantós a kabuasán Pangasinan (Philippines) Maabig ya kabuasán Pangasinan (Philippines) Masantós ya agew Pangasinan (Philippines) [to a group] Masantós ya agew ed sikayo Pangasinan (Philippines) [to a group] Maabig ya kabuasán ed sicayon [Panjabi, see Punjabi] Papiamentu (Dutch Antilles, Aruba) Kon ta bai Papiamentu (Dutch Antilles, Aruba) Bon dia Paricuru (Brazil) Aitniê Pashto (Afghanistan, Pakistan) Senga yai Pashto (Afghanistan, Pakistan) Assalam u alaikum Pashto (Afghanistan, Pakistan) [reply] Wa alaikum ussalamPassamaquoddy (Maine USA, New Bruns. Canada) Tan kahk Paugusett (USA) Saygo Pende (Congo) Moyo Pende (Congo) Wabanda [Penobscot, see Abenaki] [Peskotomuhkatiyik, seePassamaquoddy] Phorhépecha (Michoacán Mexico) Nári jámashaki Phorhépecha (Michoacán Mexico) Jéndi Phorhépecha (Michoacán Mexico) Nashki Phorhépecha (Michoacán Mexico) Nark Phorhépecha (Michoacán Mexico) Tsé Phorhépecha (Michoacán Mexico) Jéndi tsé [Pidgin English, see Nigerian Pidgin, Pijin and Tok Pisin]Pijin (Solomon Islands) [to one person] Halo Pijin (Solomon Islands) [to two people] Halo tufala Pijin (Solomon Islands) [to three people] Halo trifala Pijin (Solomon Islands) [to more than three] Halo olketa Pijin (Solomon Islands) [to a friend] Halo fren Pijin (Solomon Islands) [to a friend] Halo mafren [Pikanii, see Blackfoot] Pipil (El Salvador) Yehyek tunal Pipil (El Salvador) Bwenas dias Pitjantjatjara (South Australia) Wai Pitjantjatjara (South Australia) Wai palya Pitkern (Pitcairn Island) Wut-a-way youPlattdeutsch (N. Germany, Ostfriesland) Moin Plattdeutsch (N. Germany, Nordfriesland) Moin moin Plattdeutsch (Münster Germany) Goden Dag Plattdeutsch (Münster Germany) Schönen goden Dag ok Plattdeutsch (Germany) G'n dach [Plautdietsch, seePlattdeutsch] Pocomchí (Guatemala) [to man] C'alen jau Pocomchí (Guatemala) [to woman] C'alen tut Pohnpeian (Micronesia) Kaselehlia Pohnpeian (Micronesia) [formal] Kaselehlia maing Pohnpeian (Micronesia) [informal] Kaselel [Police Motu, see Hiri Motu] Polish (Poland) Dzien dobry Polish (Poland) [familiar] Czesc Polish (Poland) Czolem Polish (Poland) Serwus Pomak (Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey) Merhaba Pomo (California USA) Pasip-inyi Popoluca (Veracruz Mexico) Chu'xmooy'e Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) Olá Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [informal] Oi Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [informal] Como vai Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [informal] Tudo bem Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) [informal] Tudo bom Potawatomi (USA, Ontario Canada) Hau Potawatomi (USA, Ontario Canada) Ahaw Potawatomi (USA, Ontario Canada) Nijena Potawatomi (USA, Canada) [meet for 1st time] Bozho Provencal (France) Adiu Provencal (France) Adieu Provencal (France) Bon jorn Provencal (France) [formal] Adieussiatz Provencal (France) [afternoon] Bon vèspre Prussian (Prussia) Kâils [Pulaar, see Fulani] Puluwat (Micronesia) [good morning] Nesor állim Punjabi(India) [greeting used by Sikhs] Sat siri akal Punjabi (Pakistan, India) [by Sikhs] Sat sri akal Punjabi (Pakistan, India) [by Sikhs] Sat sri akal je Punjabi (Pakistan, India) [by Muslims] Asslaam alaikam Punjabi (Pakistan, India) [reply] Vaalaikam asslaam Punjabi (Pakistan, India) [by Hindus] Namaste Punu(Gabon) Um bolo Punu (Gabon) Maram bouga Punu (Gabon) [answer] Ay nandejoua [Purépecha, see Phorhépecha] Puyuma (Taiwan) 'Inavau [Q'anjob'al, seeKanjobal] Quechua Ancashino (Ancash Peru) Winchis Quechua Ayacuchano (Ayacucho Peru) Rimaykullayki Quechua Boliviano (Bolivia) Imaynalla Quechua Cochabambino (Bolivia) [afternoon] Allin sukha Quechua Cuzqueño (Cuzco Peru) Allillanchu? Quechua Cuzqueño [answer to Allillanchu] Allillanmi Quechua Cuzqueño (Cuzco Peru) Napaykullayki Quechua Cuzqueño (Cuzco Peru) Napaykuyin Quechua Cuzqueño (Cuzco Peru) [informal] RaphiQuiché (Guatemala) [formal] Chila jukla Quiché (Guatemala) [to man] Sakaric, tat Quiché (Guatemala) [to man] Säqärik, tata'ib Quiché (Guatemala) [to woman] Sakaric, nan Quiché (Guatemala) [to woman] Säqärik, nana'ib Quichua (Ecuador) [good day] Alli punzha Quichua (Ecuador) [good day] Alli puncha Quichua (Ecuador) Causanquichu? Quichua (Ecuador) [when entering a house] Mincachihuai Rakhin (Myanmar) Nay kaung pha laa? Rapanui (Easter Island) 'Iorana Rapanui (Easter Island) Pehe koe Rapanui (Easter Island) Aroha [Raramuri, see Tarahumara] [Rarotongan, see Maori (Cook Islands)] [Rennellese, see Bellonese] Resígaro (Peru) Hidéheehú Réunion Creole French (Réunion) Oté [Rikpa, see Bafia] Rohingya (Myanmar) Ken ahsaw? Rohingya (Myanmar) [answer] Balah aasee Romani [Kalderash] (Central Europe)[to one] Dobroj tut Romani [Kalderash] (Central Europe)[to one] Dobroj tu Romani [Kalderash] (Central Europe)[plural] Dobroj tume Romani [Sinte] (Central Europe) Devlesa avilan Romani [Sinte] (Central Europe) [answer] Devlesa araklam tume Romani [Sinte] (Central Europe) Sastimos Romani [Sinte] (Central Europe) Sastipé Romani [Sinte] (Central Europe) Lasho des Romani [Sinte] (Central Europe) Droboy tume Romani [Sinte] (Central Europe) [answer] Nais tuke Romani [Sofia Erli] (Bulgaria) Lachshí tí yavin Romani [Sliven] (Bulgaria) Bahtali ti avin Romani [Vlax] (Central Europe) Ej Romani [standardized] (Central Europe) Yov sasti Romani [Gitano] (Spain) Hálo Romani [Gitano] (Spain) Mey Romani [Gitano] (Colombia) Sarmai san Romanian (Romania) Bunã Romanian (Romania) Bunã ziua Romanian (Romania) Salut Romanian (Romania) Noroc Romansch (Switzerland) Allegra Romansch (Switzerland) Alligra Romansch (Switzerland) [colloquial] Ciao Romansch (Switzerland) [good day] Bun di Ron (Nigeria) Cala Rotuman (Rotuma Fiji) Noa'ia Rotuman (Rotuma Fiji) Noa'ia 'e mauri Rukai (Taiwan) Muadinga diangi su [Rumauntsch, seeRomansch] [Runasimi, see Quechua] [Rundi, see Kirundi] Russian (Russia) Zdravstvuite Russian (Russia) [informal] Zdravstvui Russian (Russia) [informal] Zdorovo Russian (Russia) [informal] Privet Rutoro (Uganda) Oly ota? Rutoro (Uganda) Amakurru? Rutoro (Uganda) [reply] Arungi Saami[Davvi] (Scandinavia) Buorre beaivi Saami [Davvi] (Scandinavia) [reply] Ipmel atti Saami [Davvi] (Norway) [reply] Ibmel atti Saami [Davvi] (Scandinavia) Buurist Saami [Davvi] (Scandinavia) Buores Saami [Davvi] (Scandinavia) Bures Saami [Davvi] (Scandinavia) Dearvva Saami [Inari] (Finland) Tierva Saami [Skolt] (Finland, Russia) Tiõrv Saami [Skolt] (Finland, Russia) Tiõrv, tiõrv Saami (Norway) Buerie biejjie [Saame, see Saami] Saanich (North America) [to call attention] Chene Saanich (North America) [lit. there you are] Shxw'ele' shkwche' Saisiat (Taiwan) Suukatahy Sakai (Kerbu Malaysia) Nâhyé Sakai (Sungai Raya Malaysia) Tabé Sakai (Ulu Pahang Malaysia) Tabek Sakao (Vanuatu) [when not stopping] Tyavwar o Sakao (Vanuatu) [where are you going?] Ge, i mge ye? Sakao (Espiritu Santo Island Vanuatu)[morn.] Segren vogvog [Sami, see Saami] Samoan (Samoa) [haven't seen in a while] Talofa Samoan (Samoa) [haven't seen in a while] Talofa lava Samoan (Samoa) [formal to a group of men] Kalofa ali'i Samoan (Samoa) [informal] Malo Samoan (Samoa) Feofoofoa'iga Sango (Central African Republic) Bara ala kwe Sango (Central African Republic) Balao Sango (Central African Republic) Mbote Sanskrit (India) Namo namah Sanskrit (India) SusvAgataM Sara (Chad) Dabanyoa Saramaccan (Suriname) [to a woman] Tía Saramaccan (Suriname) I weki nö Saramaccan (Suriname) I dë nö Saramaccan (Suriname) Nááfu Sardinian (Italy) Bonas dies Sarnami (Suriname, Holland) [Hindu] Namaste Sarnami (Suriname, Holland) [Hindu] Paalagie Sarnami (Suriname, Holland) [Hindu] Raam raam Sarnami (Suriname, Holland) [Muslim] Salaam Sarnami (Suriname, Holland) [Muslim] Salaam waleikoem Sasak (Indonesia) Selamat siang Sasak (Indonesia) [where are you going?] Mb´ yam laé? Savonian (Ylä-Savo Finland) Hyvvee päevee Savonian (Ylä-Savo Finland) Heehee Scots (Scotland) [morning] Guid mornin Scots (Scotland) [afternoon] Guid efternuin Scots (Scotland) [evening] Guid eenin Scottish Gaelic (Scotland) Madainn mhath Scottish Gaelic (Scotland) Hallo Sema (India) Akevishi an'kya Sema (India) [answer] Akevishiani Sena (Malawi) Kaziwa Seneca (USA, Ontario Canada) Se'kon [Seneca [Ohio Iroquois], see Mingo] Senoufo (Côte d'Ivoire, Mali) [morning] Foyena Senoufo (Côte d'Ivoire, Mali) [evening] ChangwanaSepedi (South Africa) Dumela Sepedi (South Africa) Thobela Serbian (Bosnia, Yugoslavia) Zdravo Serbian (Bosnia, Yugoslavia) Dobar dan Serrere (Senegal, Gambia) Ndio ko yongSeselwa (Seychelles) Bonzour Seselwa (Seychelles) [good afternoon] Bon apremidi Sesotho (Lesotho) Lumela Sesotho (Lesotho) [to several people] Lumelang Sesotho (Lesotho) [elder man] Lumela ntate Sesotho (Lesotho) [elder woman] Lumela 'me Sesotho (Lesotho) [equal man] Lumela abuti Sesotho (Lesotho) [equal woman] Lumela ausi Sesotho (Lesotho) [peace] Khotso Sesotho (Lesotho) [to several people] Khotsong Sesotho (Lesotho) [elder man] Khotso ntate Sesotho (Lesotho) [elder woman] Khotso 'me Sesotho (Lesotho) [equal man] Khotso abuti Sesotho (Lesotho) [equal woman] Khotso ausi Sesotho (South Africa) Dumela Sesotho (South Africa) [to several people] Dumelang Sesotho (South Africa) [elder man] Dumela ntate Sesotho (South Africa) [elder woman] Dumela 'me Sesotho (South Africa) [equal man] Dumela abuti Sesotho (South Africa) [equal woman] Dumela ausi Sesotho (South Africa) [peace] Kgotso Sesotho (South Africa) [to several people] Kgotsong Sesotho (South Africa) [elder man] Kgotso ntate Sesotho (South Africa) [elder woman] Kgotso 'me Sesotho (South Africa) [equal man] Kgotso abuti Sesotho (South Africa) [equal woman] Kgotso ausi Sesotho (South Africa) Helele Sesotho (South Africa) HaiSetswana (Botswana, South Africa) (to man) Dumela rra Setswana (Botswana, South Africa) (to woman) Dumela mma Setswana (Botswana, South Africa) Dumela Setswana (Botswana, South Africa) Kgotso Setu (Southern Estonia) Tereh Shambaa (Tanzania) [morning] Onga mahundo Shambaa (Tanzania) [answer] Ni vedi, hangize wako Shambaa (Tanzania) [afternoon and evening] Onga mshi [Shangaan, see Tsonga] Shanghai (Shanghai China) Non ho Shelta (Ireland, USA) [old; no longer used] Buri talosk Sherpa [Helambu] (Nepal, Tibet) Tashi delek Sherpa [Solu] (Nepal, Tibet) Tashi delek Shimasiwa (Comoros) Salama Shimasiwa (Comoros) [good day] Bariza Shimasiwa (Comoros) [response] M'bona Shimwali (Moheli Island Comoros) Habari Shina (Pakistan, India) Asalam aleykum Shina (Pakistan, India) Ala Shingazidja (Grand Comore Island Comoros) Ufanyihadjei Shingazidja (Grand Comore Island Comoros) Barza Shinzuani (Anjouan Island Comoros) Jeje Shipibo(Peru) Johué Shipibo (Peru) [morning] Jacón yaméquiri [Shona, see Chishona] Shor (Russia) Ezen Shor (Russia) Ezenok Shor (Russia) Ezenner Shoshoni (Western USA) Haa Shoshoni (Western USA) Tsaangu beaichehku Shuar (Ecuador, Peru) Pujamek Shuar (Ecuador, Peru) [reply] Pujajai Shuar (Ecuador, Peru) Wiñámek Shuar (Ecuador, Peru) [reply] Ée wiñájai Shuar (Ecuador, Peru) [where are you going?] Tuí wéam? Shuri (Okinawa Japan) [may I come in?] Chaabira sai? Shuri (Okinawa Japan) [welcome, come in] Mensooree Shuswap (Canada) Yeytk Shuswap (Canada) Weytk Sicilian (Sicily Italy) Sa'benerica Sicilian (Sicily Italy) Prontu Siglit Inuvialulktum (Canada) Aganna Silozi (Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana)[morn.] Muzuhile cwani Silozi (Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana)[aftern.] Mutozi cwani Sindhi (India, Pakistan) Salam Sindhi (India, Pakistan) Kehro hal aahei Sinhala (Sri Lanka) Ayubowan Sinhala (Sri Lanka) Aaybovan Sinhala (Sri Lanka) Koheede yanne Sinhala (Sri Lanka) [informal] Kohamede Sinhala (Sri Lanka) [answer] Vaaredak nhe Sinkyone (California USA) Ninsuk koontcun nalkoo'n Sinkyone (California USA) Yein yac [Sioux, see Dakota and Lakhota]Siswati (Swaziland) ["I see you"] Sawubona Siswati (Swaizland) [to several people] Sanibona Siswati (Swaziland) [informal] Yebo [Skicinuwatuwewakon, seePassamaquoddy] Slavey (Canada) See-a Slovak (Slovakia) Dobrý den Slovak (Slovakia) Ahoj Slovak (Slovakia) Nazdar Slovenian (Slovenia) [said to man] Pozdravljeni Slovenian (Slovenia) [said to woman] Pozdravljena Slovenian (Slovenia) Zhivjo Slovenian (Slovenia) Zdravo Soga (Uganda) Balio Solresol (old; international) Ti Me Somali (Somalia, Ethiopia) Maalim wanaqsan Somali (Somalia, Ethiopia) Iska waran Somali (Somalia, Ethiopia) Nabat Somali (Somalia, Ethiopia) Nabadeey Somali (Somalia, Ethiopia) Kelmad laysku salaamo Somali (Somalia, Ethiopia) Salama calaykum Somali (Somalia, Ethiopia) Maxad shegtay Somali (Somalia, Ethiopia) See tahay Sömañ (Malaysia) Tabé Soninke (Mali, Senegal, Cóte d'Ivoire) Angujam Soninke (Mali, Senegal, Cóte d'Ivoire) Oh moho Soninke (Mali, Senegal, Cóte d'Ivoire) Beeta Sorbian [Upper Sorbian] (eastern Germany) Dobry dzen Sorbian [Lower Sorbian] (eastern Germany) Dobry zen Sorbian [Lower Sorbian] (Germany) [informal] Hallo Sorbian [Lower Sorbian] (Germany) [to one] Witaj [Sotho, see Sepedi (Northern Sotho) andSesotho (Southern Sotho)] Spanish (America, Spain) Hola Spanish (America, Spain) Buenos días Spanish (Argentina) Buen día Spokane (United States) 'A Sranan (Suriname) Odi Sranan (Suriname) Gi odi Sûdovian (Baltic region) Kailas Sûdovian (Baltic region) Laban deinan [Sugpiaq, see Alutiiq] Sukuma [Gwe] (Tanzania) Walama Sumbanese (Indonesia) [where are you going?] Nggi lua mu? Sunda (Indonesia) Kumaha Sunda (Indonesia) Damang Suqpiaq (Alaska) Cama'i Sursilvan (Switzerland) Bien gi Suryoyo (Syria, Turkey) Shlomo Suryoyo (Syria, Turkey) B'shayno Susu (Guinea) Inuale Susu (Guinea) [morning] Tena mari Susu (Guinea) [evening] Tena mafeyen Swabian (Central Europe) Grüß Gott [Swahili, see Kiswahili] [Swazi, see Siswati] Swedish (Sweden, Finland) God dag Swedish (Sweden, Finland) [most common] Hej Swedish (Sweden, Finland) Hejsan Swedish (Sweden, Finland) Hallå Swedish (Sweden, Finland) [informal] Morsning Swedish (Sweden, Finlnad) [call attention] Hallå där Swedish (Sweden) [very informal] Tja Swedish (Sweden) [very informal] Tjenare Swedish (Sweden) [very informal] Tjena Swedish (Sweden) [very informal] Tjabba Swedish (Finland) Morjens Syriac [West Syriac] (Middle East) Shlom lekh Tachi Yokuts (California United States) Hìu Tagalog(Philippines) Halo Tagalog (Philippines) Huy Tagalog (Philippines) Magandang hapon po Tagalog (Philippines) Mabuhay Tagalog (Philippines) Kumustá Tahitian (Tahiti French Polynesia) Ia ora na Tahitian (Tahiti French Polynesia) [to one] Ia ora na 'oe Tahitian (Tahiti French Polynesia) [to two] Ia ora na 'orua Tahitian (Tahiti French Polynesia) [several] Ia ora na 'outou Tahitian (Tahiti French Polynesia) E hate huru Taino(Caribbean, Florida USA) Tau Taino (Caribbean, Florida USA) Taiguey Taino (Brazil) Boili [Taiwanese, see Min Nam] Tajik (Tajikistan) Salom Tajik (Tajikistan) Assalom u aleykum Tajik (Tajikistan) [answer] Valaykum assalom [Tamahoq, seeTamasheq] Tamang (Nepal, India) Lhaso Tamasheq(Mali, Burkina Faso) [informal] Oyik Tamasheq (Mali, Burkina Faso) Oiuwan Tamasheq (Niger) Oyweem Tamasheq (Mali, Burkina Faso) Minitwixeh Tamasheq (Mali, Burkina Faso) [response] Izot Tamasheq (Mali, Burkina Faso) Azul Tamasheq (Mali, Burkina Faso) Matole Tamasheq (Mali, Burkina Faso) Ma-tihlaqqa Tamasheq [Tuareg] (Mali, Burkina Faso) Salamu aleykum Tamasheq [Tuareg] (Mali, Burkina Faso) [ans] Aleykum salam Tamasheq [Tuareg] (Mali, Burkina Faso) Ma d'tolahat? Tamasheq [Tuareg] (Mali, Burkina Faso) [ans] Alxer yas Tamasheq [Tuareg] (Mali, Burkina Faso) [ans] Alxer yas al hamdulillahi Tamasheq [Tuareg] (Mali) [ans. by older man] Ijak alxer da iknan Tamil (India, Southeast Asia) Vanakkam Tamil (India, Southeast Asia) Saukhyama Tamil (India, Southeast Asia) Enna vishayan Tamil (India, Southeast Asia) Vaanga Tanana (Alaska) Do'eent'aa Tarahumara (Chihuahua Mexico) Kuirabá Tarahumara (Chihuahua Mexico) Kuira Tarahumara (Chihuahua Mexico) Diosi kuira Tarahumara (Samachique Mexico) Riosi cuira Tarahumara (Samachique Mexico) Cuira [Tarasco, see Phorhépecha] Tashkorghani (northwestern China) Assalamu äläykum Tashkorghani (northwestern China) Assalam alaykum Tashkorghani (northwestern China) [reply] Wa'äläykumu salam Tatar (Russia, China) Isenmesez Tatar (Russia, China) [informal] Isenme Tatar (Russia, China) [informal] Selam Tatar (Russia, China) Esselamögaleyköm Tatar (Russia, China) Selamnar [Tavgi Samoyed, seeNganasan] Tay (Vietnam) Pá prama Telefol (Papua New Guinea) [to a friend] Seno, num seno Telugu (India) [to elder] Namaskaaramandi Telugu (India) Namaskaaram Tembé Tenetéhar (Amazon Brazil) 'Êy Tembé Tenetéhar (Amazon Brazil) Öy Tembé Tenetéhar (Amazon Brazil) [morning] Zanêcoême Tembé Tenetéhar (Amazon Brazil) [afternoon] Zanecaróc Temne (Sierra Leone) Seke Temne (Sierra Leone) Wan, sekke yo Tenah (Alaska) Netura [Teochiu, see Min Nam] Tetum (East Timor) Hae Tetum (East Timor) Dader diak Tetum (East Timor) O diak ka lae? Tetum (East Timor) [answer] Diak Tetum (East Timor) Bondia [Teuso, see Icetot] Thai (Thailand) Sawatdi Thai (Thailand) [by man] Sawatdi krap Thai (Thailand) [by woman] Sawatdi ka Thai (Thailand) [where are you going?] Khun ja pai ti nai? Thai (Thailand) [answer] Pai thîaw Thai (Chiang Mai Thailand) [by man] Sawatdi kap Thai (Chiang Mai Thailand) [by woman] Sawatdi jau [Thami, see Thangmi] Thangmi(Himalayas) Sewa Tibetan (China, Nepal, India) Kam sangbo dugay Tibetan (China, Nepal, India) Tashidelek Tibetan (China, Nepal, India) Oloy Tigrinya (Ethiopia) Selam Tigrinya (Ethiopia) [to male friend] Dahando w'alka Tigrinya (Ethiopia) [to female friend] Dahando w'alki [T'in, see Lua] [Tjam, seeCham] [Tjamoro, see Chamorro] [Tjapukai, see Djabugay] Tlingit (Canada, USA) [morning] Juk'e-ri-tsu-tat Tlingit (Canada, USA) Wa-é ák-wé Tojolobal (Chiapas Mexico) San jb'ankila Tokelauan (Tokelau, New Zealand) Taloha Tokelauan (Tokelua, New Zealand) Taloha ni Tok Pisin (Papua New Guinea) Gude Tok Pisin (Papua New Guinea) Gude gude Toltichi Yokuts (California USA) Xawaxan [Tonga (Zambia), see Chitonga] [Tonga (Mozambique), seeGitonga] Tongan (Tonga, Pacific Islands) Malo e lelei Tongan (Tonga, Pacific Islands) Malo e tau lava Tongan (Tonga, Pacific Islands) [daylight] Malo e tau ma'u 'a e 'aho' ni Tongan (Tonga) [after very long absense] Malo e mo'ui Tongva(California USA) Ava'aha Toraja (Indonesia) Apa kareba [Torres Strait Broken, see Yumpla Tok] Totonaco (Veracruz Mexico) Katlen Totonaco (Veracruz Mexico) [to man] Katlen kumpali Trobes Tokples (Trobriand Papua New Guinea) Bwena kau kwau Trobes Tokples (Trobriand Papua New Guinea) Bwena la lai [Trukese, seeChuuk] Tsaatang (Mongolia) Aqua Tsaatang (Mongolia) San baino [Tsaga, see Enga] [Tsalagi, seeCherokee] Tsekhene (British Columbia Canada) Danach'e 'a Tsekhene (British Columbia Canada) [reply] Sasch'eTshiluba (Kasai Occidental Region Congo) Moyo wenu Tshiluba (Kasai Occidental Region Congo) Moyo Tshiluba (Kasai Occidental Reg. 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2 answers

When was daylight savings time in 1999?

The start and end dates and times of Daylight Saving Time (DST; a.k.a. Summer Time) in 1999 depend on the country:


Afghanistan : no time change; UTC+4:30 all year

Ã…land Islands (Finland) : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Albania : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Algeria : no time change; UTC+1 all year

American Samoa (U.S.A.) : no time change; UTC-11 all year

Andorra : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Angola : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Anguilla (U.K.) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Antigua and Barbuda : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Argentina : no time change; UTC-3 all year

Armenia : UTC+5 on 27 Mar @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+4 on 30 Oct @ 22:00 UTC

Aruba (Netherlands) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Australia

  • A.C.T. : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Macquarie Island : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • New South Wales except Yancowinna Cnty. & Lord Howe Is. : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • New South Wales : Yancowinna Cnty. : UTC+9:30 on 27 Mar @ 16:30 UTC; UTC+10:30 on 30 Oct @ 16:30 UTC
  • New South Wales : Lord Howe Is. : UTC+10:30 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:30 UTC
  • Northern Territory : no time change; UTC+9:30 all year
  • Queensland : no time change; UTC+10 all year
  • South Australia : UTC+9:30 on 27 Mar @ 16:30 UTC; UTC+10:30 on 30 Oct @ 16:30 UTC
  • Tasmania : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 2 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Victoria : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Western Australia : no time change; UTC+8 & UTC+8:45 all year

Austria : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Azerbaijan : UTC+5 on 28 Mar @ 00:00 UTC; UTC+4 on 31 Oct @ 00:00 UTC

Bahamas : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC

Bahrain : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Bangladesh : no time change; UTC+6 all year

Barbados : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Belarus : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 00:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 00:00 UTC

Belgium : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Belize : no time change; UTC-6 all year

Benin : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Bermuda (U.K.) : UTC-3 on 4 Apr @ 06:00 UTC; UTC-4 on 31 Oct @ 05:00 UTC

Bhutan : no time change; UTC+6 all year

Bolivia : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (Netherlands) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Bosnia and Herzegovina : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Botswana : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Brazil
  • Acre : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Alagoas : UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Amapá : no time change; UTC-3 all year
  • Amazonas, eastern : no time change; UTC-4 all year
  • Amazonas, western : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Bahia : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Ceará : UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Distrito Federal : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Espírito Santo : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Goiás : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Maranhão : UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Mato Grosso : UTC-4 on 21 Feb @ 03:00 UTC; UTC-3 on 3 Oct @ 04:00 UTC
  • Mato Grosso do Sul : UTC-4 on 21 Feb @ 03:00 UTC; UTC-3 on 3 Oct @ 04:00 UTC
  • Minas Gerais : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Pará, eastern : no time change; UTC-3 all year
  • Pará, western : no time change; UTC-4 all year
  • Paraíba : UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Paraná : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Pernambuco except Fernando de Noronha : UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Pernambuco : Fernando de Noronha : UTC-1 on 3 Oct @ 02:00 UTC
  • Piauí : UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Rio de Janeiro : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Rio Grande do Norte : UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Rio Grande do Sul : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Rondônia : no time change; UTC-4 all year
  • Roraima : UTC-3 on 3 Oct @ 04:00 UTC
  • Santa Catarina : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • São Paulo : UTC-3 on 21 Feb @ 02:00 UTC; UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Sergipe : UTC-2 on 3 Oct @ 03:00 UTC
  • Tocantins : no time change; UTC-3 all year

British Indian Ocean Territory : no time change; UTC+6 all year

Brunei Darussalam : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Bulgaria : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Burkina Faso : no time change; UTC all year

Burundi : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Cambodia : no time change; UTC+7 all year

Cameroon : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Canada
  • Alberta : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • British Columbia, eastern : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • British Columbia, part of : no time change; UTC-7 all year
  • British Columbia, western : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC; UTC-8 on 31 Oct @ 09:00 UTC
  • Manitoba : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • New Brunswick : UTC-3 on 4 Apr @ 04:01 UTC; UTC-4 on 31 Oct @ 03:01 UTC
  • Newfoundland & Labrador, part of : UTC-2:30 on 4 Apr @ 03:31 UTC; UTC-3:30 on 31 Oct @ 02:31 UTC
  • Newfoundland & Labrador, part of : UTC-3 on 4 Apr @ 04:01 UTC; UTC-4 on 31 Oct @ 03:01 UTC
  • Newfoundland & Labrador, part of : UTC-3 on 4 Apr @ 06:00 UTC; UTC-4 on 31 Oct @ 05:00 UTC
  • Northwest Territories : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Nova Scotia : UTC-3 on 4 Apr @ 06:00 UTC; UTC-4 on 31 Oct @ 05:00 UTC
  • Nunavut, part of : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Nunavut, part of : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Nunavut, part of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Nunavut, part of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Ontario, eastern : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Ontario, part of : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Ontario, western : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Prince Edward Island : UTC-3 on 4 Apr @ 06:00 UTC; UTC-4 on 31 Oct @ 05:00 UTC
  • Quebec, eastern : no time change; UTC-4 all year
  • Quebec, western : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Saskatchewan, most of : no time change; UTC-6 all year
  • Saskatchewan, part of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Saskatchewan, part of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Yukon : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC; UTC-8 on 31 Oct @ 09:00 UTC

Cabo Verde : no time change; UTC-1 all year

Cayman Islands (U.K.) : no time change; UTC-5 all year

Central African Republic : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Chad : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Chile
  • all except Easter Island : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 03:00 UTC; UTC-3 on 10 Oct @ 04:00 UTC
  • Easter Island : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 03:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 10 Oct @ 04:00 UTC

China : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Christmas Island (Aus.) : no time change; UTC+7 all year

Cocos (Keeling) Islands (Aus.) : no time change; UTC+6:30 all year

Colombia : no time change; UTC-5 all year

Comoros : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Congo : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Congo, the Democratic Republic of the : no time change; UTC+1 & UTC+2 all year

Cook Islands (N.Z.) : no time change; UTC-10 all year

Costa Rica : no time change; UTC-6 all year

Côte d'Ivoire : no time change; UTC all year

Croatia : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Cuba : UTC-4 on 28 Mar @ 05:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 05:00 UTC

Curaçao (Netherlands) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Cyprus : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Czech Republic : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Denmark : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Djibouti : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Dominica : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Dominican Republic : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Ecuador
  • all except the Galapagos Islands : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Galapagos Islands : no time change; UTC-6 all year

Egypt : UTC+3 on 29 Apr @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 30 Sep @ 21:00 UTC

El Salvador : no time change; UTC-6 all year

Equatorial Guinea : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Eritrea : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Estonia : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Ethiopia : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Falkland Islands (Malvinas) (U.K.) : UTC-4 on 18 Apr @ 03:00 UTC; UTC-3 on 12 Sep @ 04:00 UTC

Faroe Islands (Denmark) : UTC+1 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Fiji : UTC+12 on 27 Feb @ 14:00 UTC; UTC+13 on 6 Nov @ 14:00 UTC

Finland : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

France : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

French Guiana : no time change; UTC-3 all year

French Polynesia : no time change; UTC-10, UTC-9:30 & UTC-9 all year

French Southern Territories : no time change; UTC+5 all year

Gabon : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Gambia : no time change; UTC all year

Georgia : UTC+3 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+4 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC

Germany : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Ghana : no time change; UTC all year

Gibraltar (U.K.) : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Greece : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Greenland (Denmark), part of : no time change; UTC all year
Greenland (Denmark), part of : UTC on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC-1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC
Greenland (Denmark), most of : UTC-2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC-3 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC
Greenland (Denmark), part of : UTC-3 on 4 Apr @ 06:00 UTC; UTC-4 on 31 Oct @ 05:00 UTC

Grenada : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Guadeloupe (France) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Guam (U.S.A.) : no time change; UTC+10 all year

Guatemala : no time change; UTC-6 all year

Guernsey (U.K.) : UTC+1 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Guinea : no time change; UTC all year

Guinea-Bissau : no time change; UTC all year

Guyana : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Haiti : no time change; UTC-5 all year

Holy See (Vatican City State) : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Honduras : no time change; UTC-6 all year

Hong Kong (China) : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Hungary : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Iceland : no time change; UTC all year

India : no time change; UTC+5:30 all year

Indonesia : no time change; UTC+7, UTC+8 & UTC+9 all year

Iran, Islamic Republic of : UTC+4:30 on 21 Mar @ 20:30 UTC; UTC+3:30 on 21 Sep @ 19:30 UTC

Iraq : UTC+4 on 1 Apr @ 00:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 1 Oct @ 00:00 UTC

Ireland : UTC+1 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Isle of Man (U.K.) : UTC+1 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Israel : UTC+3 on 2 Apr @ 00:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 2 Sep @ 23:00 UTC

Italy : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Jamaica : no time change; UTC-5 all year

Japan : no time change; UTC+9 all year

Jersey (U.K.) : UTC+1 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Jordan : UTC+3 on 30 Jun @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 23 Sep @ 22:00 UTC

Kazakhstan
  • Akmola (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Aktobe (Region) : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Almaty (City) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Almaty (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Astana (City) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Atyrau (Region) : UTC+5 on 27 Mar @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+4 on 30 Oct @ 22:00 UTC
  • Baikonur (City) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • East Kazakhstan (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Jambyl (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Karaganda (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Kostanay (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Kyzylorda (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Mangystau (Region) : UTC+5 on 27 Mar @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+4 on 30 Oct @ 22:00 UTC
  • North Kazakhstan (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Pavlodar (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • South Kazakhstan (Region) : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • West Kazakhstan (Region) : UTC+5 on 27 Mar @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+4 on 30 Oct @ 22:00 UTC

Kenya : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Kiribati : no time change; UTC+12, UTC+13 & UTC+14 all year

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of : no time change; UTC+9 all year

Korea, Republic of : no time change; UTC+9 all year

Kuwait : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Kyrgyzstan : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:30 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 20:30 UTC

Lao People's Democratic Republic : no time change; UTC+7 all year

Latvia : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Lebanon : UTC+3 on 27 Mar @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC

Lesotho : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Liberia : no time change; UTC all year

Libya : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Liechtenstein : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Lithuania : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC

Luxembourg : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Macao (China) : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic of : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Madagascar : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Malawi : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Malaysia : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Maldives : no time change; UTC+5 all year

Mali : no time change; UTC all year

Malta : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Marshall Islands : no time change; UTC+12 all year

Martinique (France) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Mauritania : no time change; UTC all year

Mauritius : no time change; UTC+4 all year

Mayotte (France) : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Mexico
  • Aguascalientes : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Baja California : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC; UTC-8 on 31 Oct @ 09:00 UTC
  • Baja California Sur : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Campeche : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Chiapas : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Chihuahua : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Coahuila : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Colima (continental) : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Durango : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Federal District : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Guanajuato : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Guerrero : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Hidalgo : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Jalisco : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Mexico (State) : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Michoacan : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Morelos : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Nayarit : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Nuevo Leon : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Oaxaca : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Puebla : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Queretaro : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Quintana Roo : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • San Luis Potosi : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Sinaloa : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Sonora : no time change; UTC-7 all year
  • Tabasco : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Tamaulipas : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Tlaxcala : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Veracruz : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Yucatan : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Zacatecas : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC

Micronesia, Federated States of : no time change; UTC+10 & UTC+11 all year

Moldova, Republic of : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Monaco : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Mongolia : no time change; UTC+7, UTC+8 & UTC+9 all year

Montenegro : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Montserrat (U.K.) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Morocco : no time change; UTC all year

Mozambique : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Myanmar : no time change; UTC+6:30 all year

Namibia : UTC+1 on 4 Apr @ 00:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 5 Sep @ 01:00 UTC

Nauru : no time change; UTC+12 all year

Nepal : no time change; UTC+5:45 all year

Netherlands : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

New Caledonia (France) : no time change; UTC+11 all year

New Zealand
  • except Chatham Islands : UTC+12 on 20 Mar @ 14:00 UTC; UTC+13 on 2 Oct @ 14:00 UTC
  • Chatham Islands : UTC+12:45 on 20 Mar @ 14:00 UTC; UTC+13:45 on 2 Oct @ 14:00 UTC

Nicaragua : no time change; UTC-6 all year

Niger : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Nigeria : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Niue (N.Z.) : no time change; UTC-11 all year

Norfolk Island (Aus.) : no time change; UTC+11:30 all year

Northern Mariana Islands, Commonwealth of (U.S.A.) : no time change; UTC+10 all year

Norway : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Oman : no time change; UTC+4 all year

Pakistan : no time change; UTC+5 all year

Palau : no time change; UTC+9 all year

Palestine : UTC+3 on 15 Apr @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 14 Oct @ 21:00 UTC

Panama : no time change; UTC-5 all year

Papua New Guinea : no time change; UTC+10 all year

Paraguay : UTC-4 on 7 Mar @ 03:00 UTC; UTC-3 on 3 Oct @ 04:00 UTC

Peru : no time change; UTC-5 all year

Philippines : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Pitcairn (U.K.) : no time change; UTC-8 all year

Poland : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Portugal
  • except the Azores : UTC+1 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC
  • Azores : UTC on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC-1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Puerto Rico (U.S.A.) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Qatar : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Réunion (France) : no time change; UTC+4 all year

Romania : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Russian Federation
  • Adygea, Republic of : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Agin-Buryat Autonomous Okrug : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Altai Krai : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Altai Republic : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Amur Oblast : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Arkhangelsk Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Astrakhan Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Bashkortostan, Republic of : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Belgorod Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Bryansk Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Buryatia, Republic of : UTC+9 on 27 Mar @ 18:00 UTC; UTC+8 on 30 Oct @ 18:00 UTC
  • Chechen Republic : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Chelyabinsk Oblast : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Chita Oblast : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Chukotka Autonomous Okrug : UTC+13 on 27 Mar @ 14:00 UTC; UTC+12 on 30 Oct @ 14:00 UTC
  • Chuvash Republic : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Dagestan, Republic of : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Evenk Autonomous Okrug : UTC+8 on 27 Mar @ 19:00 UTC; UTC+7 on 30 Oct @ 19:00 UTC
  • Ingushetia, Republic of : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Irkutsk Oblast : UTC+9 on 27 Mar @ 18:00 UTC; UTC+8 on 30 Oct @ 18:00 UTC
  • Ivanovo Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Jewish Autonomous Oblast : UTC+11 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+10 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Kabardino-Balkar Republic : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Kaliningrad Oblast : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 00:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 00:00 UTC
  • Kalmykia, Republic of : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Kaluga Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Kamchatka Oblast : UTC+13 on 27 Mar @ 14:00 UTC; UTC+12 on 30 Oct @ 14:00 UTC
  • Karachay-Cherkess Republic : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Karelia, Republic of : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Kemerovo Oblast : UTC+8 on 27 Mar @ 19:00 UTC; UTC+7 on 30 Oct @ 19:00 UTC
  • Khabarovsk Krai : UTC+11 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+10 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Khakassia, Republic of : UTC+8 on 27 Mar @ 19:00 UTC; UTC+7 on 30 Oct @ 19:00 UTC
  • Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Kirov Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Komi Republic : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Komi-Permyak Autonomous Okrug : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Koryak Autonomous Okrug : UTC+13 on 27 Mar @ 14:00 UTC; UTC+12 on 30 Oct @ 14:00 UTC
  • Kostroma Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Krasnodar Krai : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Kurgan Oblast : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Kursk Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Leningrad Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Lipetsk Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Magadan Oblast : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Mari El Republic : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Mordovia, Republic of : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Moscow : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Moscow Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Murmansk Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Nenets Autonomous Okrug : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Nizhny Novgorod Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • North Ossetia-Alania, Republic of : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Novgorod Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Novosibirsk Oblast : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Omsk Oblast : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Orenburg Oblast : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Oryol Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Penza Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Perm Oblast : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Primorsky Krai : UTC+11 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+10 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Pskov Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Rostov Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Ryazan Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Saint Petersburg : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Abyysky District : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Aldansky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Allaikhovsky District : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Amginsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Anabarsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Bulunsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Churapchinsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Eveno-Bytantaysky National District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Gorny District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Khangalassky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Kobyaysky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Lensky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Megino-Kangalassky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Mirninsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Momsky District : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Namsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Neryungrinsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Nizhnekolymsky District : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Nyurbinsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Olenyoksky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Olyokminsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Oymyakonsky District : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Srednekolymsky District : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Suntarsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Tattinsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Tomponsky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Ust-Aldansky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Ust-Maysky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Ust-Yansky District : UTC+11 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+10 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Verkhnekolymsky District : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Verkhnevilyuysky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Verkhoyansky District : UTC+11 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+10 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Vilyuysky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakha Republic, Zhigansky District : UTC+10 on 27 Mar @ 17:00 UTC; UTC+9 on 30 Oct @ 17:00 UTC
  • Sakhalin Oblast except Severo-Kurilsky District : UTC+11 on 27 Mar @ 16:00 UTC; UTC+10 on 30 Oct @ 16:00 UTC
  • Sakhalin Oblast, Severo-Kurilsky District : UTC+12 on 27 Mar @ 15:00 UTC; UTC+11 on 30 Oct @ 15:00 UTC
  • Samara Oblast : UTC+5 on 27 Mar @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+4 on 30 Oct @ 22:00 UTC
  • Saratov Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Smolensk Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Stavropol Krai : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Sverdlovsk Oblast : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Tambov Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Tatarstan, Republic of : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Taymyr Autonomous Okrug : UTC+8 on 27 Mar @ 19:00 UTC; UTC+7 on 30 Oct @ 19:00 UTC
  • Tomsk Oblast : UTC+7 on 27 Mar @ 20:00 UTC; UTC+6 on 30 Oct @ 20:00 UTC
  • Tula Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Tuva Republic : UTC+8 on 27 Mar @ 19:00 UTC; UTC+7 on 30 Oct @ 19:00 UTC
  • Tver Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Tyumen Oblast : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Udmurt Republic : UTC+5 on 27 Mar @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+4 on 30 Oct @ 22:00 UTC
  • Ulyanovsk Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Ust-Orda Buryat Autonomous Okrug : UTC+9 on 27 Mar @ 18:00 UTC; UTC+8 on 30 Oct @ 18:00 UTC
  • Vladimir Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Volgograd Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Vologda Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Voronezh Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC
  • Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug : UTC+6 on 27 Mar @ 21:00 UTC; UTC+5 on 30 Oct @ 21:00 UTC
  • Yaroslavl Oblast : UTC+4 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+3 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC

Rwanda : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Saint Barthélemy (France) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (U.K.) : no time change; UTC all year

Saint Kitts and Nevis : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Saint Lucia : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Saint Martin (French part) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France) : UTC-2 on 4 Apr @ 05:00 UTC; UTC-3 on 31 Oct @ 04:00 UTC

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Samoa : no time change; UTC-11 all year

San Marino : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Sao Tome and Principe : no time change; UTC all year

Saudi Arabia : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Senegal : no time change; UTC all year

Serbia : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Seychelles : no time change; UTC+4 all year

Sierra Leone : no time change; UTC all year

Singapore : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Sint Maarten (Dutch part) : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Slovakia : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Slovenia : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Solomon Islands : no time change; UTC+11 all year

Somalia : no time change; UTC+3 all year

South Africa : no time change; UTC+2 all year

South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (U.K.) : no time change; UTC-2 all year

South Sudan : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Spain
  • except Canary Islands : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC
  • Canary Islands : UTC+1 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Sri Lanka : no time change; UTC+6 all year

Sudan : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Suriname : no time change; UTC-3 all year

Svalbard and Jan Mayen (Norway) : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Swaziland : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Sweden : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Switzerland : UTC+2 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+1 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

Syrian Arab Republic : UTC+3 on 31 Mar @ 22:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 30 Sep @ 21:00 UTC

Taiwan, Province of China : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Tajikistan : no time change; UTC+5 all year

Tanzania, United Republic of : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Thailand : no time change; UTC+7 all year

Timor-Leste : no time change; UTC+8 all year

Togo : no time change; UTC all year

Tokelau (N.Z.) : no time change; UTC-11 all year

Tonga : UTC+14 on 6 Oct @ 13:00 UTC

Trinidad and Tobago : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Tunisia : no time change; UTC+1 all year

Turkey : UTC+3 on 27 Mar @ 23:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 30 Oct @ 23:00 UTC

Turkmenistan : no time change; UTC+5 all year

Turks and Caicos Islands (U.K.) : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC

Tuvalu : no time change; UTC+12 all year

Uganda : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Ukraine : UTC+3 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC+2 on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

United Arab Emirates : no time change; UTC+4 all year

United Kingdom : UTC+1 on 28 Mar @ 01:00 UTC; UTC on 31 Oct @ 01:00 UTC

United States
  • Alabama : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Alaska: Annette Island : no time change; UTC-8 all year
  • Alaska, 99.6% of : UTC-8 on 4 Apr @ 11:00 UTC; UTC-9 on 31 Oct @ 10:00 UTC
  • Alaska: Aleutian Islands >169.5 degrees W Long. : UTC-9 on 4 Apr @ 12:00 UTC; UTC-10 on 31 Oct @ 11:00 UTC
  • Arizona except Navaho Nation : no time change; UTC-7 all year
  • Arizona: Navaho Nation : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Arkansas : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • California : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC; UTC-8 on 31 Oct @ 09:00 UTC
  • Colorado : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Connecticut : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Delaware : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Florida, eastern 87% of : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Florida, western 13% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Georgia : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Hawaii : no time change; UTC-10 all year
  • Idaho, southern 75% of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Idaho, northern 25% of : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC; UTC-8 on 31 Oct @ 09:00 UTC
  • Illinois : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Indiana, southeastern 4% of : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Indiana, central 84% of : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Indiana, western 12% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Iowa : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Kansas, eastern 95% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Kansas, western 5% of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Kentucky, eastern 62% of : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Kentucky, western 38% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Louisiana : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Maine : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Maryland : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Massachusetts : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Michigan, 93% of : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Michigan, northwestern 7% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Minnesota : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Mississippi : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Missouri : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Montana : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Nebraska, eastern 70% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Nebraska, western 30% of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Nevada: West Wendover : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC
  • Nevada, most of : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC; UTC-8 on 31 Oct @ 09:00 UTC
  • New Hampshire : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • New Jersey : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • New Mexico : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • New York : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • North Carolina : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • North Dakota, eastern 80% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • North Dakota, western 20% of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Ohio : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Oklahoma : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Oregon, eastern 8% of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Oregon, western 92% of : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC; UTC-8 on 31 Oct @ 09:00 UTC
  • Pennsylvania : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Rhode Island : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • South Carolina : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • South Dakota, eastern 56% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • South Dakota, western 44% of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Tennessee, eastern 28% of : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Tennessee, western 72% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Texas, eastern 98% of : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Texas, western 2% of : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Utah : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC
  • Vermont : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Virginia : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Washington : UTC-7 on 4 Apr @ 10:00 UTC; UTC-8 on 31 Oct @ 09:00 UTC
  • West Virginia : UTC-4 on 4 Apr @ 07:00 UTC; UTC-5 on 31 Oct @ 06:00 UTC
  • Wisconsin : UTC-5 on 4 Apr @ 08:00 UTC; UTC-6 on 31 Oct @ 07:00 UTC
  • Wyoming : UTC-6 on 4 Apr @ 09:00 UTC; UTC-7 on 31 Oct @ 08:00 UTC

United States Minor Outlying Islands
  • Bajo Nuevo : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Baker Island : no time change; UTC-12 all year
  • Howland Island : no time change; UTC-12 all year
  • Jarvis Island : no time change; UTC-11 all year
  • Johnston Atoll : no time change; UTC-10 all year
  • Kingman Reef : no time change; UTC-11 all year
  • Midway Atoll : no time change; UTC-11 all year
  • Navassa Island : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Palmyra Atoll : no time change; UTC-11 all year
  • Serranilla Bank : no time change; UTC-5 all year
  • Wake Island : no time change; UTC+12 all year

Uruguay : no time change; UTC-3 all year

Uzbekistan : no time change; UTC+5 all year

Vanuatu : no time change; UTC+11 all year

Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Viet Nam : no time change; UTC+7 all year

Virgin Islands, British : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Virgin Islands, U.S. : no time change; UTC-4 all year

Wallis and Futuna (France) : no time change; UTC+12 all year

Western Sahara : no time change; UTC all year

Yemen : no time change; UTC+3 all year

Zambia : no time change; UTC+2 all year

Zimbabwe : no time change; UTC+2 all year

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