Best way to greet people

[S.U.R.B.]

wat if they bite your hand, always use cricket bat..

Then i'll put in a second one there as well to let them enjoy a big chunk.

 

[p(-)0ENiX]

Whad up dawg!?

 

[Airboss786]

do whatever the locals do... kissing a random girl will be fatal in ME or India..

But exciting, nevertheless!

 

[Ayush]

this-

 

[darkinsky]

How Can She Slap with English Subtitles - YouTube

 

[StarCraft_ZT]

Mexico : Hola mis amigos

¿Cómo está?

Ni Hao.

No, at least in mainland, we should say: have you eaten meals?

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

¿Cómo está?



No, at least in mainland, we should say: have you eaten meals?

Oh yeah, in the mainland you guys say: "Ni chi guo le ma?"

In HK we say the Cantonese equivalent of this Mandarin phrase: Ni zen me yang?

The Cantonese slang way of saying it would be: "你点啊?" (Nei dim ah?)

 

[liall]

Bumperino plz postino

 

[Chai]

Greeting people takes a little bit too long in my hometown

 

[liall]

Greeting people takes a little bit too long in my hometown

what kind of greeting is it?

 

[Dubious]

So what do you guys/girls think is the best way to greet people from like these:

British - Handshake

Indian - Namaste

Bangladesh/pakistan/Arab? - Salam

East Asia- Bow

French - La bise

My favorite is the french way of greeting la bise. Like where else do you get to kiss a girl you are meeting for the first time?

The Muslim salam... sends peace and blessings to whoever is being greeted...

I was correct at saying bow for east asia right? you guys do bow down when you say ni hao? I dont have many Asian friends only a korean guy and he only says hello :/

Japanese bow....

 

[armchairPrivate]

That's how I do it

 

[Armstrong]

That's how I do it

And how many times have you been then on the receiving end of a random woman's sandal for trying to greet her like that ?

 

[KAL-EL]

An "I will find him" greeting

 

[liall]

And how many times have you been then on the receiving end of a random woman's sandal for trying to greet her like that ?

Brother that is not Pakistan I guess that's the Canadian Indian way of greeting and people would understand