In Italian, one way to say this is "salve," (SAL-vay) although more common phrases are "buongiorno" (bwon-JOR-no) and "ciao."
According to a popular story, this English word was invented during a debate between Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison after the invention of the telephone. In Russian, this word is "zdrastvuite," [zuh-DRAST-vet-yuh], and in Swahili, this word is "jambo," In Japanese, an informal way to say "thank you" or this is "domo." In Italian, one way to say this is "salve," (SAL-vay) although more common phrases are "buongiorno" (bwon-JOR-no) and "ciao." (chow) For 10 points, name this greeting, which is "bonjour" in French.
According to a popular story, this English word was invented during a debate between Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison after the invention of the telephone.
hello