Hi In Your Native Language.

@LegendaryQueen said in #10:
> How do you say hi in Arabic?
literally all the words i wrote before are (hi in arabic language)
@MohammedElasha said in #7:
> مرحباً
> أهلاً
> سلام
> هاي
> هلا

Yes sure.

But Namaste is not originally written in roman lettering either.

Only fluent or conversant Arabic speakers can read Arabic..

Anyway-- marhaban is what google says so.... Yeah. That's my guess.

Would you say marhaban is a good way to say hi in Arabic? Yes I know it's not written in script....

@LegendaryQueen said in #12:
> Yes sure.
>
> But Namaste is not originally written in roman lettering either.
>
> Only fluent or conversant Arabic speakers can read Arabic..
>
> Anyway-- marhaban is what google says so.... Yeah. That's my guess.
yup
ok I'll spell them all using English maybe u find it fun xd
marhaban = مرحباً
ahlan = أهلاً
ahlan wasahlan = أهلاً وسهلاً
Salam = سلام
alslam alaykum wa rahmat allah wabarkatuh = السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
hi = هاي
hala = هلا

@LegendaryQueen said in #13:
> Would you say marhaban is a good way to say hi in Arabic? Yes I know it's not written in script....
yup it's good especially when u meet someone for the first time.

Ba ba booie

In English, we borrow words we like; so there are actually many synonyms for Hi.

But, I guess, which do I like the best, is the aim of your question?

How about?

Greetings! :)

Hola

مرحباً isn't actually "hello", it's "welcome". But I admit, سلام is the one I use 95% of the time in real life, but in a chat I prefer "bjr", "bonjour", "hi", "hello", "coucou", "salut", "Assalam 3alaykoum wa rahmatou 'llahi wa barakaatouhou", "hola", "etc." etc.

@WassimBerbar said in #19:
> مرحباً isn't actually "hello", it's "welcome". But I admit, سلام is the one I use 95% of the time in real life, but in a chat I prefer "bjr", "bonjour", "hi", "hello", "coucou", "salut", "Assalam 3alaykoum wa rahmatou 'llahi wa barakaatouhou", "hola", "etc." etc.
u know Arabic?
that's amazing!