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They speak german but how do they say hello in german?

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Hallo, and Guten Morgen, Guten Tag und Guten Abend und Gute Nacht. Good Morning, Good Day, Good Evening and Good Night.

Sorry never heard of Guten Vormittag and I am German,
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Hallo-Hello

Guten Tag-Good Day

Guten Morgen-Good Moring

Guten Vormittag- Good Moring

Guten Nacht- Good Night

Guten Arben- Good Evening

my teacher told me and see is german and wrote it in my book
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HEYDUJADU! At least that's how I do it.
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we say hallo...or guten tag ...or mahlzeit or grÃƒÂƒÃ‚Â¼ss gott.lg aus deutschland
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hallo...

some german words seem english words.

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gut-good...
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most of them speak good english, but hello is guten morgan ,which is good morning
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Guten Tag (good day), Hallo, Hi, Moin moin (upin the north)
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guttentag (probably wrong spelling though!)
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Guten Tag = Good Day

Guten Morgan = Good Morning

Guten Arben = Good Evening

Hallo
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Hallo or hello or hi are the most the most used forms.

Don't worry you will figure it out in a blink of an eye !
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As well as the other answers, you can also say Hi.
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Hallo
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Hallo...... its the same!!
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Guten Tag -- generally in the north, means good day. Gruess Gott -- generally in the south, means "greet god".
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They Say Hallo, and they also Say Guten Tag, Tag, and a few more.
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hallo...some words never change lol
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you can say 'hallo' or 'guten tag'
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Yes, we say "Hallo" or more formal "Guten Tag"

Tobias
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Hallo - Hello (more relaxed)

Guten Tag - Good Day (like hello but a bit more formal

or "Gruess Gott in Southern Germany, God's greeting)

Guten Morgen-Good Morning

Not: Guten Vormittag - I would only say that if I wanted to be "funny", Vormittag is the time before lunch ...10ish

Gute Nacht- Good Night (note die Nacht, f, so it is "gute")

Guten Abend- Good Evening (it is Abend, not "arben" [sic]!)

Hope this is helpful.
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Guten tag
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they say hallo
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