How do you say good bye and hello in Chinese,Japanese, or Korean language?

Answer 1

Japanese:
Hello-konnichiwa
Goodbye-sayonara

Chinese:
Hello-Ni Hao(pronounced 'nee how')
Goodbye-Zai Jian

Korean:
Hello-ahnyong hasayo
Goodbye-I don't know...sorry....

Answer 2

How do you say good bye and hello in Chinese,Japanese, or Korean language?

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Answer 3

Hello In Chinese Translation

Answer 4

Say Hello In Chinese

Answer 5

In japan.
Konichiwa Hello

Syonora good bye

May have miss spelled.

Answer 6

Hello in Japanese depends on the time of day.

Ohayo = good morning
Konnichiwa = good day
Konbanwa = good evening

As stated before, Sayonara is goodbye, and Oyasumi is good night

Answer 7

OK, in Japanese, you can say "Konichiwa" for "good day, "Kabunwa" for "Good Evening" and you can also say, "Ohayo" for an informal hello. "Sayonara" is good-bye. Mandarin for Hello is "ni hao Ma" and good-bye is "shi tien" or just "bye bye". Cantonese hello is "Ni hao ma" or if you know the person you can say, "Sik fan-ah?". Good bye in Cantonese depends, but mostly it is just "bye bye" or "hai gum seen!" Which means "that's it". Sorry, can't help you with the Korean, but hope the other stuff does.

Answer 8

Chinese is ni hao for hi and tsai chien for good bye. I'm not sure if my english transliteration is right on goodbye though.

Answer 9

In most languages, there is a lot of levels of "goodbye". Like in Korea, there's a way to greet adults, and another to greet people under their status, and to their peers. I think you should go to google.com and go to launguage tools, and it'll transalte things for you. Hope this helps~

Answer 10

I only know how to say Hello in chinese because I'm from there. I was adopted, same w/ my sister! Anyway, nehow. (knee-how)