There are a lot of languages all over the world and the 12 most spoken ones are these:
The most important thing of a language which wants to be a world language is the number of speakers. These speakers could be native speakers or language learners. So world languages are exactly the most spoken languages.
Another possiblity to find the world languages is the geographical aspect: For this theory it is important that the language, which should become a world language, is spoken in states of different continents. But if you trust the geographical theory, there will be only five world languages:
But in every aspect it’s the same: If you want to speak with other people all over the world, you have to learn languages. To start learning a language you could choose one of our language schools.
Hello and bye in the 12 world languages
Hello and bye are two important words because they are the start and the end of a converstation. So the first word you say to another person will be hello and the last word will be bye.
Here is the list of these both (and important) words in the 12 world languages. Check them out and learn them to get in touch with different (native) speakers:
hello = hello
bye = bye
hello = 你好 (nǐhǎo; for a single person); 你们好 (nǐmenhǎo; for more persons)
bye = 再见 (zàijiàn)
hello = हैलो (hello); नमस्ते (namastē)
bye = अलविदा (alvida)
hello = hola
bye = adiós
hello = salut
bye = salut
hello = أهلا (ahlan)
bye = وداعا (wada’an)
hello = Приве́т
bye = Пока́
hello = olá
bye = tchau (Brasil), chau (Portugal)
hello = হ্যালো (halo)
bye = বাই (bei)
hello = hallo
bye = tschüss
hello = こんにちは (konnichiwa)
bye = さよなら (sayonara)
hello = 여보세요 (yeo bo sae yo)
bye = 안녕 (ann nyeong)
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