Match The 'Hello' To The Country To Reveal If It's Time For A European Trip

There are so many different countries in the world, and even more languages, that it can be a bit hard to keep track of everything and everyone. In The United States "Hello" is a way of greeting almost anyone, friends and family members. "Hello" is used as a conversation starter as well as a common courtesy in conversation. All around the world there are different ways to say "Hello" and they are all unique in their own way. It can be very hard to remember all of the different forms of "Hello" as there are literally over a hundred.

Those who love to travel and explore new places most likely try to at least learn the basics of the dominant language of the country they will be visiting. "Hello" is usually one of the first things that tourists try to learn so they can at least start a conversation with someone else who doesn't quite speak English. Those who pass this quiz with ease are ready for a trip to Europe and those who don't might want to hit the books some more and do a little bit of studying.

Question 1

Bonjour

Now this one should not be too hard but here is a couple of hints as to what country says "Bonjour" as their form of hello. First off this country is located in Western Europe and is historically known as one of the most important country in the history of the world. This country has produced some of the greatest philosophers, writers and artists of history including Jacques Morel, Jean Clouet and Jean Juste. So what country says "Bonjour" when they greet people?

Question 2

Hola

This is another one that shouldn't be too hard as it is generally known amongst most people around the world. This is a saying that is used in a couple of different countries that have the same dominant language. In general, the people who use this are generally very happy and welcoming to others. Their countries are filled with sunny skies and some of the most beautiful beaches in the entire world. What country uses "Hola" as a way to say hello?

Question 3

Hallo

Now this one is super close to the "Hello" that many folks are used to. It is however not English and from a different country. The country that this one is from is known for its music and writers as they have continued to adapt over time to the changing European culture and trends. The country that uses this phrase may come off as a bit serious and down to business but they also love to have a good time.

Question 4

Ciao

This form of hello is from a country that many people dream of visiting because it is one of the most romantic and interesting countries in the world. The country that uses this phrase is known a lot for its food since everything is made from scratch, including the ice cream! This country is the fifth most visited country in the entire world as its people are generally very accepting to outsiders and love to make friends with those from other countries.

Question 5

Ola

Now this is one of the more unique ways to say hello and may be a bit harder to guess as it is a lot less known. The country that uses this to say hello is one of the most advanced countries in the entire world and ranked very high in a ton of economic and social factors. The climate of this area is one of the best around so it is a pretty popular spot for tourists to vacation.

Question 6

Namaste

Now this form of hello is pretty popular nowadays on all sorts of household décor and even clothing. It has been adapted a bit to mean a number of different things but at the end of the day it generally means hello in the country of its origin. The country that uses this as a form of hello is generally a peaceful nation that likes to think about the greater good of everything and how everyone is all connected in the world.

Question 7

Salaam

Now this form of hello is super different and can be generally unknown for a lot of people. The nation that uses this as a form of hello is a very smart and advanced nation, it was the first nation to build axil windmills. They were also known for being innovators in ventilation, cooling and refrigeration systems. Although most people may not know the language many people know the country and especially all of the valuables that come from this place.

Question 8

Ohayo

Now the country that uses this as a form of hello may come as a bit of a surprise to some. The country that we are talking about is one of the busiest and most productive in the entire world. They produce a lot of products for other countries at a cheaper and faster rate. They also produce some of the greatest actors, singers and performers of this generation. It may not be the biggest nation but it is one of the most advanced.

Question 9

Szia

Now this is a completely different way to say Hello but to the country that it is from this is an everyday phrase. The country that uses this as a form of hello is filled with different historical landmarks that have been studied around the world for centuries. This country is influenced by the world around them, especially Turkey and Rome. The buildings that are in this country are unique and beautiful in their own way. What country uses this as a form of hello.

Question 10

Halo

Now this is a word in English as well but in one country and language this word is used as a form of hello. The country that uses this as a hello is home to hundreds of different ethnics groups and many different languages. This country has some of the most interesting animals that run wild including orangutans, tigers, elephants and Komodo dragons. This country also has volcanoes and beaches that are very interesting to study and even explore if visited.

Question 11

Zdravo

The country that uses this as a form of hello encompasses more than a thousand islands and is also crossed by the Dinaric Alps. There are a ton of diverse museums in this country which is one of their staples as a nation. They are also known for their medieval upper town. The major coastal city Dubrovnik has massive 16th century walls around the entire city along with gothic and Renaissance buildings. What country uses this as a form of hello?

Question 12

Nazdar

This country is known for a lot, especially its culture. One of the things that they are most known for is its castles and long history. The capital of this country is a preserved medieval old town and the statue lined Charles Bridge. It is also known for its extensive restaurants and shops. This is definitely the place to visit for those who love to go out and immerse themselves into a new culture. What country uses this as a form of hello?

Question 13

Nin hao

Now the country that says this one is one of the largest countries in the entire world. This country is responsible for making and producing most of the products that people around the world every single day. Without this country prices would be hiked up and no one would be too happy about it. This country is also very populated and is the place where many great influencers come from. This includes actors, singers, performers and other entertainment industry professionals.

Question 14

Geia!

Now the country that says this as a form of hello has some of the most beautiful waters and beaches in the entire world. This is a very popular vacation site for tourists because there is a lot to do and is very welcoming towards visitors. The water here is so crystal and blue that it is possible to see all the way to the bottom. It is a wonderful place to relax and take some time away from life.

Question 15

Dia dhuit

Now this one is a bit of a mouthful to say but it is the traditional way to say hello in this particular country. This country is known for its immense castles that anyone can stay in for the right price as well as their beautiful land. This country also knows how to have a good time and is a fun place to stay for some time off of work. What country uses this phrase as a way to say hello?

Question 16

Witajcie

Now the country that uses this as a form of hello is another one that has a very extensive culture and is a popular destination for travelers looking to try something new. This country is also known for its medieval culture and Jewish heritage. The shopping and nightlife that this country's capital offers This city places a lot of importance on their history and how they got where they are today and they have a ton of things honoring World War II.

Question 17

Privet

Now this country may come off as a bit hard core and closed off but it is one of the most culture rich cities in the entire world. They are pretty self dependent and have come far from where they were in the past. Although they do not do things like many other countries they are a very advanced nation that is disciplined and holds a large share of power in the world. What country uses this as a form of hello?

Question 18

Cao

This nation is another one that has a very vast history. The country that uses "Cao" as a form of hello is known for its 19th century mansions, opera and ballet. Lovers of dance and song often visit the old city for vacation as there are always shows going on and events to attend. This nations arts have been heavily influenced by the Romans and traces of this influence can be traced back to the early days of this country.

Question 19

Merhaba

Now the country that uses this as a form of hello is a diverse country that's culture is a blend of various of cultures and nations. This varied culture has been growing since the country was established and continues to change and adapt every year. One of the more popular forms of art that is found in this country is carpet weaving. Over time, this craft has developed a lot and integrated a number of different cultures into one art.

Question 20

Hej

Now this country is very well known worldwide for a couple of reasons. there have been many authors from this country who have received worldwide recognition including August Strindberg and Astrid Lindgren. There have also been seven nobel prizes awarded to people from this country including Selma Lagerlof and Harry Martinson. This country is also known for pioneering works in the early days of cinema. A few filmmakers from this country have become internationally known in the early days of theatre.

Question 21

Salut

Now this is a short and simple form of hello which is great because it cuts right to the point. The nation that uses this as a form of hello is home to the second longest river in Europe. This country is still developing but is doing well and ranked 50th in the Human Development Index. In the 20th Century artists from this country reaches international acclaim including Tristan Tzara, Marcel Janco and Mircea Eliade. What country uses this as a form of hello?

Question 22

Sain Baina Uu

The country that uses this as a form of hello is bordered by both China and Russia, two very powerful nations. Around 30% of the population of this country is nomadic, meaning that they travel around from place to place. Also the majority of the population are Buddhists. The visual arts are a very big deal in this country and sculptures are very big around the country as a way to express believes and ideas. What country are we talking about?

Question 23

Guten Tag

Now this form of hello is a lot of fun to say and comes from a pretty fun country. The country that uses this as a form of hello is known for having a good time and loves to let loose after a long day at work. Tourists often flock to this country during certain times of the year as there are a lot of festivals and events that take place in this country during the year. What country are we talking about?

Question 24

Helo

This one is super close to the hello that is used in The United States as it is only missing one letter. However this is not used in The United States and is instead used in a whole other nation. The country that uses this as a form of hello is a hub for culture and actually very advanced despite what many people may think. The people from here are generally proud of where they have come from and their country.

Question 25

Salve

Some countries have more than one way of saying hello. Some forms of hello are used for informal meetings like with friends and family. Whereas other forms of hello are used when talking to someone who is of higher authority or to show respect to an elder. This form of hello is used in a country that was already discussed on this quiz. This is another common way that the people from this country say hello on a daily basis.

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