South Africa has 11 official languages, 2 of European origin, and the rest of African origin. Here is a list of how to say Hello and Goodbye in three of these languages.
English: Hello - Goodbye
Afrikaans: Hello = Hallo, Hi = Haai, Goodbye = Totsiens
Zulu - Hello = Sawubona (to a singular person), Sanibonani (to a plural group of people) - Goodbye = Sala kahle (to a singular person), Salani kahle (for plural)
Here's a complete list of all 11.
English
Hello
Afrikaans
Goeiedag
Ndebele
Lotjhani
Xhosa
Molo
Zulu
Sawubona
Swati
Sawubona
Sotho
Dumela
Northern Sotho
Dumela
Tswana
Dumela
Venda
♂Ndaa / ♀Aa
Tsonga
Avuxeni
English
Goodbye
Afrikaans
Totsiens
Ndebele
Uhambe kuhle
Xhosa
Sala kakuhle
Zulu
Sala kahle
Swati
Sala kahle
Sotho
Sala hantle
Northern Sotho
Å ala gabotse
Tswana
Tsamayo sentlê
Venda
Kha vha sale zwavhudi
Tsonga
Salani kahle
In New Zealand, ways to say goodbye are:
You don't, Zimbabwe is not in south africa.
Zimbabwe. Speaks english or shona, in english its the same. In shona, its maskwera sei, = how are you.
In South Africa its afrikaans or zulu, or english.
Afrikaans = who gan dit. How goes it.
Dunno zulu. Sorry
Africa has over 50 countries and hundreds of languages, so there are far too many ways to say goodbye in Africa to be listed here.
Time to Say Goodbye - Antique song - was created in 2003-08.
Say Goodbye - film - was created on 1971-01-08.
Please see the Related Links to view the Say Goodbye chords.
You say "Happy birthday"... Uganda is a country, not a language.
There are several languages spoken in Uganda (about 10), but the most widely spoken is Lugandan which originates from the Bugandan people from the Lake Victoria region or Uganda. So, to say Thank you in Lugandan you say Weebale (whey-baa-ley). You answer Kale (kaa-lay) To say thankyou very much you say Weebale Nyo (ne-yo).
In Cebuano, you can say "paalam" to say goodbye.
In Zuni, you can say "yawakwi" to say goodbye.
In Ibanag, you can say "Agyamanak!" to say goodbye.
I Will Say Goodbye was created in 1980.
In Swati, you can say "sala kahle" to say goodbye.
In Dene, you can say "Mahsi cho" to say goodbye.
In Kpelle, you can say "Ka boss" to say goodbye.
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Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye
In Haida, you can say "Gaaw," which means goodbye.