How do you say hello how are you in Hebrew?

Answer 1

Hello = shalom (שלום)

How are you can be said different ways:

ma nishma (מה נשמע)

ma chadash (מה חדש)

ma shlomcha (מה שלומך) - masculine

ma shlomech (מה שלומך) - feminine

Answer 2

It isn't very common to address people in Hebrew as "my friend." You would just say: Shalom, ma nishmá (שלום, מה נשמע), which means "Hi, what's up"

You could add "achi" (אחי) which is an equivalent to the English "bro" in how it is heard.

Answer 3

hello = shalom (שלום)

welcome (to a male) = barukh haba (ברוך הבא)

welcome (to a female) = brukha haba'a (הברוכה הבא)

welcome (to a group) = brukhim haba (ברוכים הבאים)

Hello and welcome (to a male) = shalom uvarukh haba (שלום וברוך הבא)

Hello and welcome (to a female) = shalom uvrukha haba'a (שלום וברוכה הבאה)

Hello and welcome (to a group) = shalom uvrukhim haba'im (שלום וברוכים הבאים)

Answer 4

"Hello your friend" is not a grammatical phrase.

Answer 5

To a male friend: shalom, khaveri (שלום, חברי)

To a female friend: shalom, khaverti (שלום, חברתי)

(the kh is a gutteral sound)

Answer 6

to a male friend: bokehr tov, khaveri (בוקר טוב, חברי)

to a female friend: bokehr tov, khaverti (בוקר טוב, חברתי)

Answer 7

shalom (שלום). The English word "hi" is in common use in Israel also.

Answer 8

hello my dear friends = shalom chaverai hayekarim (שלום חבריי היקרים)

Answer 9

shalom , khaveri