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{{interjection|sannu, barka, salaam}} | {{interjection|sannu, barka, salaam}} | ||
#You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] someone new or someone you know. <> [[sannu]], [[barka]], [[salaam]]. | #You say, "'''hello'''" in [[greeting]] when you [[meet]] someone new or someone you know. <> [[sannu]], [[barka]], [[salaam]]. | ||
#:'' | ## ''The original-language word for “greeting” may mean more than a mere “'''hello'''” or “'''good-day'''.” <> Yare na asali na kalmar nan “gaida” ba ya nufin “'''sannu'''” ko “'''barka dai'''” kawai.'' (Luk 10:4) | ||
## ''We might say: '''Hello'''. <> Muna iya cewa: '''Barka dai'''.'' | |||
====Synonyms==== | ====Synonyms==== | ||
*[[hi]] | *[[hi]] | ||
*[[hey]] | *[[hey]] | ||
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- You say, "hello" in greeting when you meet someone new or someone you know. <> sannu, barka, salaam.
- The original-language word for “greeting” may mean more than a mere “hello” or “good-day.” <> Yare na asali na kalmar nan “gaida” ba ya nufin “sannu” ko “barka dai” kawai. (Luk 10:4)
- We might say: Hello. <> Muna iya cewa: Barka dai.