| HOW TO GREET SOMEONE | |||
| Daily Journal | |||
| Day 1: | List the steps for how to greet someone. | ||
| Day 2: | Describe a time when you have greeted someone appropriately. | ||
| Day 3: | Describe a time when you have greeted someone from another culture. | ||
| Day 4: | Describe a time when you have been greeted by someone in a | ||
| foreign language. | |||
| Day 5: | What good things could happen to you if you greet someone appropriately? | ||
| Day 6: | Describe a time when you or a friend did not greet someone | ||
| appropriately? What were the consequences? | |||
| HOW TO SAY "HELLO"/GREET OTHERS IN A | |||
| FOREIGN LANGUAGE | |||
| Afrikaans | Dag, Hallo | ||
| Albanian | Allo | ||
| Arabic | Ahalah, Salaam | ||
| Assyrian | Shlamaluken | ||
| Bengali | Aadaab | ||
| Bulgarian | Dobruto | ||
| Cantonese (Chinese) | Ho yat | ||
| Cherokee | Osiyo | ||
| Comanche | Maruawe | ||
| Danish | Hejsa, Goddag | ||
| Dutch (Belgium) | Helaba, Dag | ||
| English (Middle English) | Gode dai | ||
| Ewondo (Cameroon) | Mbebekiri | ||
| Farsi | Salaam | ||
| French | Bonjour, Salut | ||
| Galician (Spain) | Hola, Bos dias | ||
| German (Central Europe) | Guten Tag, Tag | ||
| Greek (Hellenic) (Greece) | Geia sou | ||
| Hawaiian | Aloha | ||
| Hebrew | Ma Nishma, Shalom | ||
| Hungarian | Jo napot | ||
| Indonesian | Selamat | ||
| Italian | Buon giorno | ||
| Japanese | Konnichi wa | ||
| Kimbolo (Africa) | Saita | ||
| Korean | Annyoung hasimnikka | ||
| Latin | Salve | ||
| Lithuanian | Labas | ||
| Mohican | Aquai | ||
| Norwegian | Goddag, Hei | ||
| Mupe (Afrida) | Oku | ||
| Oneida (Canada) | Sekoli | ||
| Polish | Dzien dobry, Serwus | ||
| Portuguese | Oka, Oi | ||
| Quichua (Ecuador) | Alli punzha | ||
| Romanian | Buna, Noroc | ||
| Russian | Zdravstvuite | ||
| Scots (Scotland) | Guid mornin | ||
| Spanish | Hola, Buenos dias | ||
| Swedish | God morgon, Hej, Hejsan | ||
| Thai (thailand) | Pai mai | ||
| Turkiss (Turkey, N. Cyprus) | Merhaba | ||
| Ukrainian | Dobri den | ||
| Vietnamese | Chao | ||
| Welsh (Wales) | Sutmae, Prynhawn da | ||
| Yiddish | Sholem aleychem | ||
| Zulu (South Africa) | Sawubona | ||