Greetings

Cìao a tuttì

ITALIAN: To say "Hi" or "hello" to a group of friends.

Pronto?

ITALIAN: "Hello?," but can only be used when answering a phone call.

Hola

SPANISH "Hi" or "hello" used in casual situations.

Good Afternoon!

"Good Afternoon," This is how you greet someone in the afternoon. It doesn't mean your afternoon is good.

pìacere dì conoscertì

ITALIAN: "Pleased to meet you."

benvenuto

ITALIAN: "Welcome!"

Buon pomerìggìo

ITALIAN: "good afternoon." Can also mean "good-bye" if used after noon (saying bye to someone during the afternoon).

Buonasera

ITALIAN: "good evening." It should be used after 4 PM.

Buongìorno

ITALIAN: "good morning" or "good day." Can also mean "Good-bye" if used in the morning (saying bye during the morning).

Cìao

ITALIAN: "hello" or "hi." Also can be "good-bye." used in casual situations and among friends and family.

Salve

ITALIAN: "hello." Can also be "good-bye." Used for people you don't really know well.

Buenas tardes

SPANISH: "Good Afternoon"

Buenos días

SPANISH: "Good morning."

Buenas noches

SPANISH: "Good night" or "Good evening."

bienvenida

SPANISH: "welcome"

Cómo estás

SPANISH: How are you?

Buenas

SPANISH: causal good afternoon. (you say hi to someone in the afternoon)

Good Morning!

"Good Morning." This is how you greet someone in the morning. Even if the morning isn't good.

Hello!

ENGLISH: "hello" to say hi to someone.