Senarai frasa biasa dalam pelbagai bahasa

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Untuk lain spesifik dari frasa biasa, lihat Frasa biasa (nyahkekaburan)

Ini adalah senarai dari frasa biasa dalam pelbagai bahasa, untuk pendapat am dari sepuluh hingga lima belas frasa asas dalam semua bahasa dunia utama, dan sesetengah suatu yang menarik.

Pelancong ke negara asing selalu dapat sepanjang dengan terkejutnya senarai pendek frasa, bergabung dengan menunjuk, lakonan bisu, dan menulis turun nombor pada kertas. Senarai ini bertujuan untuk berkhidmat sebagai pengenalan asas komprehensif kepada bahasa itu.

Nota: Keluarga bahasa dari setiap bahasa disenaraikan dalam sisipan.

Inggeris (Jermanik)

Sebagai sampel, ini Inggeris. Perbezaan antara British Penerimaan Sebutan, dan Piawai Inggeris Amerika adalah dilabelkan secara dasar:

Frasa	Terjemahan	IPA
English	Inggeris	/ˈɪŋ.glɪʃ/
hello	helo	UK /hɛˈləʊ/ US /hɛˈloʊ/
good-bye	selamat tinggal	/ˌgʊdˈbaɪ/
please	sila	UK /pliːz/ US /pliz/
thank you	terima kasih	UK /ˈθæŋk juː/ US /ˈθæŋk ju/
that one	itu	/ˈðæt wʌn/
how much?	berapa banyak?	/haʊ ˈmʌʧ/
yes	ya	/jɛs/
no	tidak	UK /nəu/ US /noʊ/
sorry	maaf	UK /ˈsɒɹɪ/ US /ˈsɑɹi/ Canada /ˈsoːɹi/
I don’t understand	saya tidak faham	UK /aɪ ˈdəʊnt ʌn.dəˈstænd/ US /aɪ ˈdoʊnt ʌn.dɚˈstænd/
I don't speak English	saya tidak berbahasa Inggeris	UK /aɪ dəʊnt spiːk ˈɪŋglɪʃ/ US /aɪ doʊnt spik ˈɪŋglɪʃ/
English	Inggeris	/ˈɪŋglɪʃ/
Do you speak English?	Bolehkah anda berbahasa Inggeris?	UK /duː juː spiːk ˈɪŋglɪʃ/ US /du ju spik ˈɪŋglɪʃ/
Where's the bathroom?	Di manakah tandas?	UK /wɛəz ðə ˈbɑːθˌɹʊm/ US /wɛɹz ðə ˈbæθˌɹum/
ucapan generik	Ceria!	UK /tʃɪəz/ US /tʃɪɹz/

Afrikaans (Jermanik)

Terjemahan	Frasa	IPA
Afrikaans	Afrikaans	/aːfrɪkaːns/
helo	hallo	/hɑloː/
Bagaimanakah anda?	hoe gaan dit?	/huː xaːn dɪt/
selamat hari	goeiedag	/xuːjə dɑx/
selamat pagi	goeiemôre	/xuːjə mɔːrə/
selamat tinggal	totsiens	/tɔʦiːns/
sila	asseblief	/ɑsəbliːf/
terima kasih	dankie	/dɑŋkiː/
maaf	jammer	/jaɪ mer/
itu	daardie	/diː/
berapa banyak?	hoeveel	/huːfeːl/
ya	ja	/jaː/
tidak	nee	/neː/
saya tidak faham	ek verstaan nie	/ɛk fərstaːn niː/
saya tidak boleh berbahasa Afrikaans	ek kan nie Afrikaans praat nie
Di manakah tandas?	waar is die toilet?	/βaːr ɪs diː tojlɪt/
ucapan generik	gesondheid!	/xəsɔntejt/
Inggeris	Engels	/ɛŋgəls/

Albania (Albania)

Terjemahan	Frasa	IPA	Bunyi
Albania	shqip	/ʃkʲip/	(dengar)
helo	tungjatjeta (abbrev. tung)	/tungʲatjɛta/	(dengar)
selamat tinggal	mirupafshim	/mirupafʃim/	(dengar)
sila	ju lutem	/ju lutɛm/	(dengar)
terima kasih	faleminderit	/faʟɛmindɛrit/	(dengar)
itu	atë	/atə/	(dengar)
berapa banyak?	sa është?	/sa əʃtə/	(dengar)
Inggeris	anglisht	/angliʃt/	(dengar)
ya	po	/po/	(dengar)
tidak	jo	/jo/	(dengar)
maaf	më fal	/mə fal/	(dengar)
saya tidak faham	nuk kuptoj	/nuk kuptoj/	(dengar)
di manakah tandas?	ku është banjoja?	/ku əʃtə baɲoja/	(dengar)
ucapan generik	gëzuar	/gəzuar/	(dengar)
Bolehkah anda berbahasa Inggeris?	flisni Anglisht?	/flisni angliʃt/	(dengar)

Nota: Semua bunyi di atas adalah dalam format Ogg Vorbis.

Arab (Semitik)

Lihat juga: Senarai istilah Islam dalam Arab

Nota ini adalah hanya relevan untuk Arab Moden Piawai dan tidak untukbahasa basahan Arab yang dituturkan dalam kehidupan harian, dimana berbeza dari 1 tempat ke tempat yang lain. Juga, sesetengah dari ekspresi berikut telah ditulis hanya sesuai untuk penutur lelaki..

Panduan sebutan: Stres dalam Arab adalah paling ketara pada suku kata penulmatif (s.b., satu melepasi yang akhir).

Terjemahan	Frasa	IPA
Arab	العربيّة	/alʕaraˈbijja/
helo/selamat datang	مرحبًا	/marˈħaba/
lihat anda	إلى اللقاء	/ilalliˈqaʔ/
selamat tinggal	مع السلامة	/maʕa ssaˈlaːma/
silakan	من فضلك	/min ˈfadˁlak/
terima kasih	شكرًا	/ˈʃukran/
yang itu	ذلك	/ˈðalika/
Berapa banyak/Berapa ramai?	كمْ؟	/kam/
Inggeris	الإنجليزيّة	/alʔinʤliˈzeeya/ (formal), /alʔinkliˈzeeya/ (colloquial)
ya	نعم	/ˈnaʕam/
tidak	لا	/laː/
Di mana tandas?	أين الحمّام؟	/ʔejnalħamˈmaːm/
Nama anda siapa?	ما اسمك؟	/ˈmasmuk/
Saya tidak tahu	لا أعرف	/laː ˈʕarifu/
Saya tiada petunjuk.	لا أدري	//
Saya tidak faham	لا أفهم	/laː ˈʔafham/
Saya tidak ingat	لا أتذكر	/laː ʔataˈðakkar/
Selamat datang	أهلاً وسهلاً بكم	/ˈahlan waˈsahlan ˈbikum/
Saya sakit	أنا مريض	/ʔana maˈriːdˁ/
Helo	السلام عليكم	/assaˈlaːm ʕaˈlejkum/
Helo (jawab), bagaimanakah anda?	وعليكم السلام! كيف الحال؟	/waʕaˈlejkumu ssaˈlaːm. kejfa lħaːl/
Baik, dan anda?	بخير، الحمد لله. وكيف أنت؟	/biˈxerrin, alˈħamdu lilˁˈlˁahi. waˈkejfa ʔint/
Bai	ودعا	/wada:ʕan/
Di mana lapangan terbang?	أين المطار؟	//
Tolong!	!النجدة	//
Saya lapar.	أنا جائع	//
Saya rasa penat.	أشعر بالتعب	//

Arapaho (Algonquia)

Terjemahan	Frasa
bahasa Arapaho	hinóno'eitíít
helo	héébee (penutur lelaki), tous (penutur wanita, atau lelaki bertutur kepada perempuan)
selamat tinggal	heetce'noohobe3en
terima kasih	hohóu
ya	hee (penutur lelaki), 'oo (penutur wanita)
tidak	hííko
Bagaimanakah anda?	Kooni'ííni?
Baik.	Nii'ííni.
Apa yang berlaku?	Tóotousííni?
Tiada banyak.	Hoowúúni.
Apakah nama anda?	Hótousíhi'?
...itu nama saya.	...néé'eesíh'inoo.
Saya tahu/faham.	Hee'ínowoo.
Saya tidak tahu/faham.	Neihoowóé'in.
Ulanginya!	Ce'ínihii!

Armenia (Armenia)

Terjemahan	Frasa	Transliterasi	IPA (Timur-Barat)
Armenia	Հայերեն	Hayeren	/hajɛɹɛn/ - /hajɛɹɛn/
helo	բարև	barev	/baɹɛv/ - /paɹɛv/
selamat tinggal	ցտեսություն	ct'esutyun	/ʦʰtɛsutʰjun/ - /ʦtɛsutjun/
silakan	խնդրեմ (2)	khndrem	/xndɹɛm/ - /xntɹɛm/
terima kasih	շնորհակալ եմ	shnorhak'al em	/ʃnoɹhakal ɛm/ - /ʃnoɹhagal ɛm/
yang itu	այս մեկը	ays mek@
berapa banyak?	քանի՞ս	kanis?
ya	այո	ayo
tidak	ոչ	voch
maaf	ներողություն	neroghutiun
Saya tidak faham	չեմ հասկանում	chem haskanum
Saya tidak berbahasa Armenia	Ես Հայերեն չեմ խոսում։	Yes Hayeren chem khosum.
Inggeris	Անգլերեն	Angleren
Bolehkah anda berbahasa Inggeris?	Անգլերեն խոսու՞մ ես	Angleren khosum es?
Di mana tandas?	Լվացարանը որտե՞ղ է	lvatzaran@ vortegh e?
ucapan generik	Կենացդ՜	K'enacd!

Avar (Kaukasia Timur Laut)

Terjemahan	Frasa	Transliterasi	IPA
Avar	магIарул мацI	maʕarul macʼ	/maˈʕarul maʦʼ/
Helo!	ВорчIами! (to a man) ЙорчIами! (to a woman) РорчIами! (to several people)	Worčʼami! Yorčʼami! Rorčʼami!	/worˈʧʼami/ /jorˈʧʼami/ /rorˈʧʼami/
Selamat tengahari!	Салам гIалейкум!	Salam ʕaleykum!	/saˈlam ʕaˈlɛi̯kum/
Selamat tinggal!	Къо-мех лъикI!	Qʼo-mex łikʼ!	/qʼːo mɛχ ɬikʼ/
Selamat malam!	Сордо лъикI!	Sordo łikʼ!	/sorˈdo ɬikʼ/
Selamat pagi!	Радал лъикI!	Radal łikʼ!	/raˈdal ɬikʼ/
Selamat datang!	ЛъикI щварав! (to a man) ЛъикI щварай! (to a woman) ЛъикI щварал! (to several people)	Łikʼ ššwaraw! Łikʼ ššwaray! Łikʼ ššwaral!	/ɬikʼ ˈʃːwarav/ /ɬikʼ ˈʃːwarai̯/ /ɬikʼ ˈʃːwaral/
maaf.	ТIасалъугьа.	Tʼasałuha.	/tʼasaˈɬuha/
Terima kasih.	Баркала.	Barkala.	/barˈkala/
Silakan...	Бегьулеб батани...	Behuleb batani...	/bɛˈhulɛp baˈtani/
ya	у	u	/uː/
tidak	гьечIо гуро	hečʼo guro	/hɛʧʼo/ /ˈguro/
Bagaimanakah anda?	Щиб хIал бугеб?	Ššib ħal bugeb?	/ʃːip ħal bugɛp/
Apa nama anda?	Дуда цIар щиб?	Duda cʼar ššib?	/duda ʦʼar ʃːip/
ucapan generik	Сахлъиялда таги!	Saxłiyalda tagi!	/saxˈɬijalda ˈtagi/
Semoga mempunyai cutian bagus!	Нух битIаги!	Nux bitʼagi!	/nuχ biˈtʼagi/

Azeri (Turkik)

Terjemahan	Frasa	IPA
Azeri	azəri, Azərbaycan dili	/a:zæ'ri/, /a:zærbaj'dʒan dili/
helo	salam	/sa'lam/
selamat tinggal	xudahafiz	/xu'da:fiz/
tolong	lütfən	/'lytfæn/
terima kasih	minnətdaram	/minnæt'daram/
sama-sama	dəyməz	/dæj'mæz/
maaf	üzr istəyirəm	/'yzristæjiræm/
tumpang lalu	bağışlayın	/baɣɯʃ'lajɯn/
ya	bəli /formal/ hə /informal/	/'bæ:li/ /hɛ̃/
tidak	xeyr /formal/ yox /informal/	/xɛjr/ /jox/
Inggeris	ingilis	/ingʲi'lis/
Bolehkah kamu berbahasa Inggeris?	(siz) ingiliscə danışırsınızmı?	/siz ingʲi'lisdʒæ danɯ'ʃɯrsɯnɯzmɯ?/
Saya tidak boleh berbahasa Azeri	(mən) azəricə danışmıram	/mæn a:zæ'ridʒæ da'nɯʃmɯram/
Saya tidak faham	(mən) başa düşmürəm	/mæn ba'ʃa 'dyʃmyræm/
Di manakah bilik air?	ayaqyolu haradadır?	/ajagjo'lu 'har(a)dadɯr?/
selamat datang	xoş gəlmisiniz	/xoʃ gʲæl'misiniz/
ini satu	o	/o/
berapa banyak	neçə, nə qədər	/nɛ'tʃæ/, /'nægædær/
Saya tidak tahu	(mən) bilmirəm	/mæn 'bilmiræm/
Saya mencintai kamu	(mən) səni sevirəm	/mæn sæ'ni sɛ'viræm/
ucapan generik	sizin sağlığınıza!	/si'zin saɣlɯɣ(ɯ)nɯ'za/

Basque

Terjemahan	Frasa	IPA
Basque	Euskara	/eus̻kaɾa/
helo	kaixo	/kajʃ̺o/
selamat tinggal	agur	/aguɾ/
tolong	mesedez	/mes̻edes̺/
terima kasih	eskerrik asko	/es̻kerik as̻ko/
ini satu	hori	/hoɾi/
berapa banyak?	zenbat	/s̺enbat/
ya	bai	/baj/
tdak	ez	/es̺/
bahasa Inggeris	Ingelesa	/ingeles̻a/
Bolehkah kamu berbahasa Inggeris?	Badakizu ingelesez?	/badakis̺u ingeles̻es̺?/

Belarus (Slavik)

Translation	Phrase	Pronunciation (IPA)
Belarus	Беларускі	/bʲelaˈruskʲi/
helo	прывітанне	/prɪvʲiˈtanʲnʲe/
selamat tinggal	да пабачэння	/da pabaˈʧenʲnʲa/
sila	калі ласка	/kaˈʎi ˈlaska/
terima kasih	дзякуй	/ˈʥakuj/
maaf	выбачайце	/vɪbaˈʧajʨe/
yang itu	той, тая, тое	/toj/, /ˈtaja/, /ˈtoje/
berapa banyak	колькі?	/ˈkoʎkʲi/
ya	так	/tak/
tidak	не	/ɲe/
Saya tidak faham	Не разумею	/ɲe razuˈmʲeju/
di mana balik mandi?	дзе туалет?	/ʥe tuaˈʎet/
generic toast	за здароў'е	/za zdaˈrou̯je/
Boleh kamu berbahasa Inggeris?	Ці размаўляеце па-англійску?	/ʨi razmauˈʎajeʨe pa anɡˈʎijsku/

Bengali (Indo-Iran)

The transliteration of the following phrases into the Roman script is discussed in Bengali language.

Translation	IPA	Romanization
Hello. (Muslims)	ˈasːalamuˌalajkum (ˈslamlikum)	Assalamu alaikum.
Hello. (Hindus)	ˈnɔmoʃkaɹ	Nômoshkar.
How are you? Formal	ˈt̪umi ˈkæmon ˈatʃʰo ˈapni ˈkæmon ˈatʃʰen	(Tumi) kêmon achho? (Apni) kêmon achhen?
(I'm) fine.	ˈami ˈbʰalo ˈatʃʰi	(Ami) bhalo achhi.
How's it going?	ˈki ˈkʰɔboɹ	Ki khôbor?
That's okay/fine.	ˈʈʰik atʃʰe	Ţhik achhe.
Okay.	ˈatʃʰːa	Achchha.
Good-bye. (Muslims)	ˈalːa ˌhafez ˈkʰod̪aɦafez	Allah/khoda hafez.
Good-bye. (Hindus)	ˈnɔmoʃkaɹ	Nômoshkar.
See you later.	ˈpɔɹe ˈd̪ækʰa ˈhɔbe	Pôre dêkha hôbe.
Talk to you later.	ˈpɔɹe ˈkɔt̪ʰa ˈhɔbe	Pôre kôtha hôbe.
See you again.	ˈabaɹ ˈd̪ækʰa ˈhɔbe	Abar dêkha hôbe.
Please (before verbs) Formal	ekʈu- ˈd̪ɔeakore	Ekţu- Dôeakore
Thank you.	ˈd̪ʰonːobad̪	Dhonnobad.
I'm sorry.	ˈami ˈkʰubi ˈd̪ukʰːit̪o	Ami khub-i dukkhito.
Forgive me. Formal	ˈmafkoɹo ˈmafkoɹben	Maph koro. Maph korben.
English	ˈiŋɹedʒi	Ingreji
Bengali	ˈbaŋla	Bangla
Nice/good	ˈbʰalo	Bhalo
Bad	ˈkʰaɹap ˈbadʒe	Kharap Baje
That one	ˈojʈa	Oiţa
How much does this cost?	ˈejʈaɹ ˈd̪am ˈkɔt̪o	Eiţar dam kôto?
How much does that cost?	ˈojʈaɹ ˈd̪am ˈkɔt̪o	Oiţar dam kôto?
What is your name? Formal	ˈt̪omaɹ ˈnam ˈki ˈapnaɹ ˈnam ˈki	Tomar nam ki? Apnar nam ki?
My name is ___.	ˈamaɹ ˈnam ___	Amar nam ___.
I can’t understand.	ˈami ˈbuzt̪e ˈpaɹtʃʰi na	Ami bujhte parchhi na.
Can you help me? Formal	ˈamake ˈʃahadʒːo ˈkoɹt̪e ˈpaɹbe ˈamake ˈʃahadʒːo ˈkoɹt̪e ˈpaɹben	Amake shahajjo korte parbe? Amake shahajjo korte parben?
I don’t know.	ˈami ˈdʒani na	Ami jani na.
I don’t speak Bengali.	ˈami ˈbaŋla ˈbol̪t̪e ˈpaɹi na	Ami Bangla bolte pari na.
I don’t understand Bengali.	ˈami ˈbaŋla ˈbudʒʰi na	Ami Bangla bujhi na.
Do you speak English? Formal	ˈt̪umiki ˈiŋɹedʒi ˈbol̪t̪e ˈpaɹo ˈapniki ˈiŋɹedʒi ˈbol̪t̪e ˈpaɹen	Tumi kì Ingreji bolte paro? Apni kì Ingreji bolte paren?
Could you repeat that? Formal	ˈaɹekbaɹ ˈekţu ˈbolbe ˈaɹekbaɹ ˈekţu ˈbolben	Arekbar ekţu bolbe? Arekbar ekţu bolben?
Yes. Formal	ˈhæ ˈdʒi	Hê. Ji.
No. Formal	ˈna ˈdʒina	Na. Ji na.
What?	ˈki	Ki?
How?	ˈkæmne	Kêmne?

Bosnia (Slavik)

Translation	Phrase	Pronunciation
Bosnian	Bosanski	(Bos-aHn-skee)
hello	zdravo
good-bye	doviđenja	(Doh-vidge-eH-Nya)
please	molim	(moh-lIm)
Thank You	hvala	(Hh-vaa-laa)
sorry	oprostite	(Oh-prost-it-eh)
that one	to', taj	(t-oh)/(t-eye)
how much	koliko?	(Kol-ihk-oh)
yes	da	(daah)
no	ne	(Neh)
I don’t understand	ne razumijem	(Neh raaz-uhm-ihy-yehm)
Where is the bathroom	gdje je toalet?	(g-dee-yeh yeh veh-ceh)
generic toast	na zdravlje		(to our health)
English	engleski	(ehn-glesk-eeh)
Do you speak English	govorite li engleski?	(goh-voh-rih-te ehn-gleh-skee)

Breton (Celtic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Breton:	Brezhoneg	/bʁɛˈzõ.nɛk/
hello:	salud	/"saːlyt/
good-bye:	kenavo	/kenaˈvoː/
please:	mar plij	/maʁ pliʃ/
thank you:	trugarez	/tʁyˈgaːʁɛs/
sorry:	digarez	/diˈgaʁɛs/
that one:	hennezh	/ˈennɛs/
how much?:	pegement	/peˈgemɛn/
yes:	ya	/ja/
no:	nann	/nãn/
I don’t understand:	Ne gomprenan ket	/ne gɔ̃mpʁenãn ket/
Where's the bathroom?:	Pelec'h emañ ar sal dour ?	/peˈlɛx ema aʁ zal duʁ/
generic toast:	yec'hed mat !	/jexɛt mat/
Do you speak English?:	Kaozeal a rit saozneg?	/kozeal a ʁit saoznɛk/

Bulgaria (Slavik)

Translation	Phrase	Transliteration	IPA	Remarks
hello	здравей	zdravey	/ˈzdravɛj/
hello	здрасти	zdrasti	/ˈzdrasti/	informal
good morning	Добро утро	dobro utro	/ˈdɔbrɔ ˈutrɔ/
good day	Добър ден	dobŭr den	/ˈdɔbər dɛn/
good evening	Добър вечер	dobŭr vecher	/ˈdɔbər ˈvɛtʃer/
good night	Лека нощ	leka nosht	/ˈlɛka nɔʃt/
goodbye	Довиждане	dovizhdane	/dɔviˈʒdanɛ/
how are you?	Как си?	kak si	/ˈkak si/	informal
I’m fine	Добре съм	dobre sŭm	/ˈdɔbrɛ səm/
Where is the toilet?	Къде е тоалетната?	kŭde e toaletnata	/kədɛ ɛ tɔaˈlɛtnata/
all the best	Всичко най-хубаво	vsich-ko nay khu-bavo	/vˈsitʃkɔ nai-xubˈavɔ/
regards	Поздрави	pozdravi	/pɔzdraˈvi/
thank you	Благодаря	blagodarya	/blagɔdaˈrʲa/
happy birthday	Честит рожден ден!	chestit rozhden den	/tʃɛˈstit rɔʒdˈɛn dɛn/
Bulgarian language	Български език	bŭlgarski ezik	/bəlgˈarski ɛˈzik/
yes	да	da	/da/
no	не	ne	/nɛ/
of course	разбира се	razbira se	/razˈbira sɛ/
Please, enter!	Влезте, моля!	vlezte molya	/ˈvlɛztɛ ˈmɔʎa/	formal (2nd p. plural)
Enter!	Влез!	vlez	/vlɛz/	informal (2nd p. singular)

Catalonia (Romawi)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Literal meaning
Catalan:	català, valencià	[kətəˈlɑ], [vałensi'ɑ]
hello:	hola	[ˈɔlə]
good-bye:	adéu	[əˈðew]	(go) to God
please:	si us plau, sisplau	[sisˈplɑw]	if it pleases
thank you:	gràcies; mercès	[ˈgrɑsjəs]; [mərˈsɛs]
sorry:	perdó	[pərˈðo]	Pardon
that one:	aquest (m.); aquesta (f.)	[əˈkɛt]; [əˈkɛstə]
how much?:	quant val; quant és	[ˈkwɑmˈbɑl]; [ˈkwɑnˈes]	what value; how much is (it worth)
yes:	sí	[ˈsi]
no:	no	[ˈno]
I don’t understand:	No ho entenc	[ˈnowənˈteŋ]
Where's the bathroom?:	On és el bany?; on és el lavabo?	[ˈonˈezəlˈβɑɲ]; [ˈonˈezəlləˈβɑβu]
generic toast:	Salut!	[səˈlut]	health
Do you speak English?:	Que parleu anglès? (formal), Que parles anglès? (informal) Parles anglés? (valencian)	[kəpərˈlɛwənˈglɛs]; [kəˈpɑrləzənˈglɛs]
Do you speak Catalan?:	Que parleu català? (formal), Que parles català? (informal) Parles valencià? (valencian)	[kəpərˈlɛwkətəˈlɑ]; [kəˈpɑrləskətəˈlɑ]

Bahasa Cina

Bahasa Kantonis

Nota: Kantonis adalah 1 bahasa berasaskan nada. Cara sebutan disediakan di bawah termasuk nombor yang menunjukkan nada. Ton 1 adalah tinggi dan mendatar/menurun; 2 adalah sederhana dan menaik; 3 adalah sederhana dan mendatar; 4 adalah rendah dan menurun; 5 adalah rendah dan menaik, 6 adalah rendah dan mendatar. Untuk maklumat yang lebih lanjut, lihat Bahasa Kantonis. Karakter-karakter ditunjukkan adalah aksara cina. Sebutan adalah diberikan menggunakan Jyutping DAN IPA. Bagaimanapun, tidak menggunakan nada-nada itu tidak akan menghalang pemahaman untuk frasa-frasa mudah seumpama itu.

Translation	Phrase	Jyutping	IPA
Cantonese:	廣東話	gwong2 dung1 waa2	/kwɔːŋ2 tʊŋ1 wɑː2/
hello	你好	nei5 hou2	/nei5 hou2/
good-bye	再見	zoi3 gin3	/tsɔːi3 kiːn3/
bye-bye	拜拜	baai1 baai3	/pɑːi1 pɑːi3/
please	唔該	m4 goi1	/m̩4 kɔːi1/
thank you (for gifts)	多謝	do1 ze3	/tɔː1 tsɛː3/
thank you (for services rendered)	唔該	m4 goi1	/m̩4 kɔːi1/
sorry	對唔住	deoi3 m4 zyu6	/dɵy3 m̩4 tsyː6/
this one	呢個	ni1 go3 or nei1 go3	/niː1 kɔː3/ or /nei1 kɔː3/
that one	嗰個	go2 go3	/kɔː2 kɔː3/
how much/many? (ask for quantity)	有幾多呀	yau5 gei2 do1 aa3	/jɐu5 kei2 tɔː1 ɑː3/
how much? (ask for amount of money)	幾多錢呀	gei2 do1 cin2 aa3	/kei2 tɔː1 ts̚in2 ɑː3/
yes	係	hai6	/hɐi6/
no	唔係	m4 hai6	/m̩4 hɐi6/
correct/right	啱	am1	/a:m1/
incorrect/wrong	唔啱	m4 am1	/m̩4 a:m1/
I don’t understand	我唔明白	ngo5 m4 ming4 baak6	/ŋɔː5 m̩4 mɪŋ4 bɑːk6/
Where's the washroom (toilet, lavatory)?	洗手間喺邊度呀？	sai2 sau2 gaan1 hai2 bin1 dou6 aa3	/sɐi2 sɐu2 kɑːn1 hɐi2 piːn1 tou6 ɑː3/
Do you speak English?	你識唔識講英文呀？	nei5 sik1 m4 sik1 gong2 jing1 man2 aa3	/nei5 sɪk1 m̩4 sɪk1 kɔːŋ2 jɪŋ1 mɐn2 ɑː3/

Note: Kantonis, seperti kebanyakan bahasa-bahasa Cina yang lain, sebenarnya tidak mempunyai kata-kata untuk "yes" dan "no". Terjemahan-terjemahan untuk "yes" dan "no" diberikan di atas sebenarnya bermaksud "it is" adalah dan "it is not" dan boleh digunakan untuk soalan-soalan bertanya untuk pengesahan. Bagaimanapun, untuk kepastian soalan "yes/no", seseorang biasanya akan memberikan kata kerja atau penafian kata kerja. Misalnya, untuk respons terhadap soalan seperti "Mahukah kamu pergi?" seseorang akan memjawab 'mahu' ATAU 'tidak mahu'.

Bahasa Mandarin

Note || Mandarin Chinese is a tonal language. Tone 1 (e.g. mā) is high and level; 2 (e.g., má) is rising; 3 (e.g., mǎ) is low dipping; 4 (e.g., mà) is falling. For more info, see pinyin. Also note that the first set of characters preceding the slashes are in simplified Chinese characters and the ones following the slashes are in traditional characters. If the simplified- and traditional-character versions of a phrase are identical, only one phrase is shown.

Translation	Phrase	Pinyin	IPA	Remarks	Literal meaning
Mandarin Chinese	国语 / 國語or 普通话 / 普通話	(guóyǔ) (pǔtōnghuà)	[kwɔ̌ jỳ] [pʰù tʰʊ̋ŋ xwɑ̂]	National language Common speech
hello	你好	(ní hǎo)	[nǐ xàw]	You're good
good-bye	再见 / 再見	(zàijiàn)	[tsâj ʨjɛ̂n]	Meet again, lit “to the next sighting”
please	请 / 請	(qǐng)	[ʨʰìŋ]
thank you	谢谢 / 謝謝	(xièxie)	[ɕjɛ̂-ɕjɛ̂]
that one	那个 / 那個	(nèige)	[nêj gə]	See Usage Note 1
sorry	对不起 / 對不起	(duì bù qǐ)	)
how much?	多少	(duōshǎo)	[twɔ̋ ʂàw]	Many few
English	英文	(Yīngwén)	[jɪ̋ŋ wə̌n]
yes	是	(shì)	/ʂɻ̂/	See Usage Note 2	[It] is
no	不	(bù)	[pû]
where's the toilet?	厕所在哪里 / 廁所在哪裏	(cèsuǒ zài nálǐ?)	[tsʰɤ̂ swɔ̀ tsâj nɑ̌ lì]	Not the politest, but you'll get your point across!	Bathroom at/in where
generic toast	干杯 / 乾杯	(gān bēi)	[ka̋n pe̋j]	Dry glass/cup

The second syllable of “nèige” is actually a generic measure word; it is replaced by the appropriate measure word for the noun it refers to. You may therefore hear a number of different syllables after the initial nèi. In many parts of southern China, nèi is also pronounced nà.
This actually means “it is” and can only be used in an answer to a question with the verb “to be” (in casual speech, this can be neglected). Languages like Chinese, Irish, Toki Pona, and Welsh do not have words for “yes” or “no”. Instead you repeat the main verb of the question in your answer. Shaking your head in affirmation or negation works as expected, though speakers should ensure they are answering negative questions as literally asked – answering in the negative to “You don’t like him?” would indicate that you do like him.

Chinese, Shanghainese (Sinitic)

Note: Chinese characters for Shanghainese are not standardized and are provided for reference only. IPA transcription is for the Middle period of modern Shanghainese (中派上海话), pronunciation of those between 20 and 60 years old.

translation	Northern Wu	Lumazi	IPA	Simplified Chinese
Shanghainese (language):	Zanheghaewo	Zanheireiwo	[zɑ̃.'he.ɦɛ.ɦʊ]	上海咸话
Shanghainese (people):	Zanhegnin	Zanheinin	[zɑ̃.'he.ɲɪɲ]	上海人
I	ghoo, gnou	wo, ngu	[ɦʊ], [ŋu]	我
we or I	álá	aelae	[ɐˑ.lɐʔ]	阿拉
he/she	ji	yi	[ɦi]	伊
they	jila	yila	[ɦi.la]	伊拉
you (sing.)	non	non	[noŋ]	侬
you (plural)	na	na	[na]	人那
hello:	non ho	non ho	[noŋ hɔ]	侬好
good-bye:	tsewe	tzeiwei	[ˈtse.ɦue]	再会
thank you:	ziaja non	zhaya non	[ʑ̻ia.ja noŋ]	谢谢侬
sorry:	tevéchi	teivechi	[te.vəˑ.ʨʰi]	对勿起
but, however:	daezu, daezu ne	deizi, deizi nei	[dɛ.zɿ], [dɛ.zɿ.ne]	但是, 但是呢
please:	tshin	chin	[ʨʰɪɲ]	请
that one:	etsá, itsá	eitzae, itzae	[ˈe.tsɐʔ], [i.tsɐʔ]	哎只, 伊只
there:	etá, itá	eitae, itae	[ˈe.tɐʔ], [i.tɐʔ]	哎耷, 伊耷
over there:	emitá, imitá	eimitae, imitae	[ˈe.mi.tɐʔ], [i.mi.tɐʔ]	哎米耷, 伊米耷
here:	gétá	getae	[gəˑ.tɐʔ]	搿耷
to have	jeuté	youte	[ɦiɤɯ.təʔ]	有得
to exist, here, present:	láhe	laehei	[lɐˑ.he]	辣海
now, current:	jieze	yizei	[ɦi.ze]	现在
what time is it?:	jieze citie tson?	yizei citi tzon?	[ɦi.ze ʨi.ti 'tsoŋ]	现在几点钟？
where:	ghalitá, sadifan	ralitae, sadifan	[ɦa.ɺi.tɐʔ], [sa.di.fɑ̃]	何里耷, 啥地方
what:	sa	sa	[sa]	啥
who:	sagnin	sanin	[sa.ɲɪɲ]	啥人
why:	wesa	weisa	[ɦue.sa]	为啥
when:	sazencuan	sazenkuan	[sa.zəɲ.kuɑ̃]	啥辰光
how:	nanen, nana, nanenca	nanen, nana, nanenka	[na.nəɲ], [na.na], [na.nəɲ.ka]	哪能, 哪哪, 哪能家
how much?:	cidie a?	cidi a?	[ʨi.di 'a]	几钿啊?
yes:	eh	ei	[ˈe]	哎
no:	m, vézu, mmé, vio	m, vezi, mme, vio	[m̩], [vəˑ.zɿ], [m̩məʔ], [viɔ]	呒、勿是、呒没
telephone number:	diewo ghodeu	diwo rodou	[di.ɦʊ ɦɔ.dɤɯ]	电话号头
home:	ólihian	oelishan	[oˑ.ɺi.ɕiã]	屋里向
Come to our house and play.	to álá ólihian le bésian.	to aelae oelishan lei beshan.	[tɔ ɐˑ.lɐʔ oˑ.ɺi.ɕiɑ̃ le bəˑ.ɕiã]	到阿拉屋里向来孛相（白相）！
Where's the restroom?:	daseucae lélá ghalitá?	dasoukei lelae ralitae?	[da.sɤɯ.kɛ ɺəˑ.ɺɐʔ ɦa.ɺi.tɐʔ]	汏手间勒勒何里耷?
Have you eaten dinner?:	javae chícoulé va?	yavei chiekule va?	[ɦia.vɛ ʨʰɪˑ.ku.ləʔ va]	夜饭吃过了伐?
I don’t know:	ghoo véhioté.	wo veshote.	[ɦʊ vəˑ.ɕiɔ.təʔ]	我勿晓得
Do you speak English?:	non Inven weté can va?	non Inven weite kan va?	[noŋ ˈɪn.vəɲ ɦue.təʔ kã va]	侬英文会得讲伐?
I love you:	ghoo e non!	wo ei non.	[ɦʊ e noŋ]	我爱侬！
I adore you:	ghoo emó non.	wo eimoe non.	[ɦʊ e.moʔ noŋ]	我爱慕侬
I like you a lot:	ghoo lo huoehi non ghé!	wo lo hueushi non re.	[ɦʊ ɺɔ ˈhuø.ɕi noŋ ɦəʔ]	我老欢喜侬个！
news	sinven	shinven	[ɕɪɲ.vəɲ]	新闻
dead	sithélé	shithele	[ɕi.tʰəˑ.ləʔ]	死脱了
alive	wéláhe	welaehei	[ɦuəˑ.lɐˑ.he]	活辣海

Unlike Mandarin, Shanghainese actually has the direct “yes” (eh/ei) similar to English.

Chinese, Min Nan / Taiwanese (Sinitic)

The Han characters provided below are for reference only. They are not necessarily standard.

Translation	Characters	Romanization	Remarks
Min Nan	閩南語	Bân-lâm-gú
Taiwanese	臺灣話	Tâi-oân-oē
Hokkien	福建話	Hok-kiàn-oē
Hello.	食飽未?	Chia̍h pá boeh?	(literally, Eaten full yet? Note: This greeting came about at a time when most of Taiwan was in poverty, so to say that one has had enough to eat would be to imply that the person is “doing well”.)
Goodbye.	平安	Pêng-an.	(literally, Peace, can also be used as a greeting; primarily Christian usage.)
Please	拜託	Pài-thok
Thank you	勞力	Ló·-la̍t	感謝 (Kám-siā) (literally, "be grateful for, praise") or 感恩 (Kám-ún) is more common in Taiwan.
That one	彼個	Hit-ê
how much?	若濟?	goā choē?
is	是	Sī
not	唔是	m̄-sī	(literally, "not is")
Sorry	失禮	Sit-le
Embarrassed!	歹勢!	Pháiⁿ-sè!	(often used in response when offered/given something by a host)
I don't understand.	我聽無.	Goá thiaⁿ bô.	(literally, "I hear not")
Where's the bathroom?	便所佇叨?	Piān-só· tī toh?	(literally "bathroom is where?")
Cheers!	呼乾啦!	Hō· ta lah!	(literally, Let it [the cup/glass] be dry [empty]!)
Do you speak English?	你咁講英語?	Lí kám kóng Eng-gú?

Maori Kepulauan Cook (Malayo-Polynesia)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Maori Kepulauan Cook	Māori Kūki 'Āirani
hello	kia orāna, kia ora ana
good-bye	kia manuia
thank you	meitaki

Croatia (Slavik)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Croatia	hrvatski
hello	bog (more often: bok)
good day	dobar dan
good-bye	doviđenja
please	molim (lit. I beg)
thank you	hvala
you're welcome	molim (polite), Nema na čemu
excuse me	ispričavam se (lit. I excuse myself)
sorry	oprosti, oprostite (polite)
that one	onaj, taj
how much	koliko?
yes	da
no	ne
generic toast	uzdravlje! (lit. to your health), živjeli! (lit. live)
I don’t understand	ne razumijem
My name is...	Ime mi je or more often Zovem se... (lit. I'm calling myself...)
Where is the bathroom	Gdje je zahod?
English	engleski
Do you speak English	Govorite li engleski?
What?	Što?, Molim? (polite)
OK	u redu (lit. in order)
I don't know	ne znam

Czech (Slavik)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Remarks
Czech	Česky	/'ʧɛski/
Czech Republic	Česká republika	/'ʧɛskɐː ɾɛpublikɐ/
hello	dobrý den	/'dobɾiː dɛn/	Literal translation: Good day
good-bye	na shledanou	/nɐ 'sxlɛdɐnou/	Literal translation: Until we see each other again
please	prosím	/'pɾosiːm/	Literal translation: I beg
thank you	děkuji vám	/'ɟɛkuji vɐːm/
that one	tamten	/tɐmtɛn/
how much?	kolik	/'kolik/
English	anglicky	/ɐngliʦki/
yes	ano	/ɐno/	Sometimes shortened to /no/ (!)
no	ne	/ne/
sorry	promiňte	/pɾomiɲte/	Literal translation: Forgive
generic toast	Na zdraví	/nɐ zdɾɐviː/	Literal translation: To health
I don’t understand	Nerozumím	/nɛɾozumiːm/
Where's the bathroom?	Kde je toaleta?	/gdɛ jɛ toɐletɐ/
Do you speak English?	Mluvíte anglicky?	/mluviːtɛ ɐngliʦki/
I don’t speak Czech	Nemluvím česky	/nɛmluviːm 'ʧɛski/
Do you speak Czech?	Mluvíte česky?	/mluviːtɛ 'ʧɛski/
Where can I find a restaurant?	Kde najdu restauraci?	/gdɛ nɐjdu ɾɛstɐurɐʦi/
Where is the nearest hospital?	Kde je nejbližší nemocnice?	/gdɛ jɛ nɛjbliʃiː nɛmoʦniʦɛ/

Denmark (Jermanik)

Translation	Phrase	Pronunciation	Remarks
Danish	dansk	dansk (bantuan·maklumat)
hello	hej	hi (bantuan·maklumat)
good-bye	farvel	Fail audio "Da-farvel.ogg" tidak ditemui
please			¹ (Be understood. A matter of course, if not Fail audio "Da-vær-så-venlig.ogg" tidak ditemui)
thank you	tak	Fail audio "Da-tak.ogg" tidak ditemui
that one	denne her	Fail audio "Da-denne-her.ogg" tidak ditemui
how much?	hvor meget?	Fail audio "Da-hvor-meget.ogg" tidak ditemui
English	engelsk	Fail audio "Da-engelsk.ogg" tidak ditemui
yes	ja	Fail audio "Da-ja.ogg" tidak ditemui
no	nej	Fail audio "Da-nej.ogg" tidak ditemui
may I take your (sg) picture?	Må jeg tage et billede af dig?	Fail audio "Da-billede-sg.ogg" tidak ditemui
may I take your (pl) picture?	Må jeg tage et billede af jer?	Fail audio "Da-billede-pl.ogg" tidak ditemui
where is the bathroom?	Hvor er toilettet?	Fail audio "Da-hvor-er-toilettet.ogg" tidak ditemui	IPA: /toiˈlet/
where do you come from?	Hvor kommer du fra?	Fail audio "Da-kommer-fra.ogg" tidak ditemui
do you speak English?	Taler du engelsk?	Fail audio "Da-taler-du-engelsk.ogg" tidak ditemui
generic toast	skål	Fail audio "Da-skål.ogg" tidak ditemui
I don’t understand	Jeg forstår ikke
sorry	Undskyld	Fail audio "Da-undskyld.ogg" tidak ditemui
excuse me	Undskyld mig	Fail audio "Da-undskyld-mig.ogg" tidak ditemui

No word directly corresponds to the word “please”. Danish and Finnish express the concept of politeness in a request in various ways. One way is to smile while asking for something, another is to add tak (thank you) to the end of the question: “kan jeg få noget mere at drikke, tak”, although this is more of an anglicised form of Danish.

Belanda (Jermanik)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Dutch	Nederlands	/'neːdərlɑns/
hello	hallo	/hɑ'loː/
Good morning	goedemorgen	/'ɣudəˌmɔrɣɛn/
Good afternoon	goedemiddag	/ˈɣudəˌmɪdɑx/
Good evening	goedenavond	/ˈɣudənˌɑʋɔnt/
good-bye	tot ziens	/tɔt 'ziːns/
please	alstublieft	/ɑlsty'blift/
thank you	dank u wel	/dɑŋky'ʋɛl/
I'm sorry	het spijt me
I don’t understand	ik begrijp het niet	/ɪk bə'ɣrɛip ət nit/
that one	die	/diː/
how much?	hoeveel?	/huː'veːl/
English	Engels	/'ɛŋəls/
do you speak English?	spreek je Engels?	/sprek jə 'ɛŋəls/
yes	ja	/jaː/
no	nee	/neː/
I don’t know	ik weet het niet	/ɪk ʋet ət nit/
Where is the bathroom?	waar is het toilet?
I don't feel well	ik voel me niet lekker
That's okay	dat is goed
generic toast	proost	/proːst/

Bahasa Inggeris Kuno (Jermanik)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Comments
English	Englisc	/'ɛŋglɪʃ/
hello	wes hāl wesaþ hāl	/wɛz haːl/ /'wɛzaθ haːl/;	to one person to more than one
good-bye	God þē mid sīe	/gɔd ðeː mɪd 'siə/	Literal: God be with you
please	iċ bidde	/ɪʧ 'bɪdːə/	or understood; see usage note.
thank you	iċ þancie þē	/ɪʧ 'θaŋkiə ðeː/
that one	geon	/jɔn/
how much?	hū fela?	/huː 'fela/
yes	gēse	/'jeːsə/
no	nō	/noː/
Where is the bathroom?	Hwǣr is þæt gangsetl?	/ʍær ɪz ðæt 'gaŋsetl/
where do you come from?	Hwanon cymst þu? (?)	/'ʍanon kymst ðuː/
do you speak English?	Spricst þu Englisce?	/sprɪʧst ðuː 'ɛŋglɪʃə/
I don’t understand	Iċ ne understande	/ɪʧ ne ʊndɛr'standə/

No word directly corresponds to the word “please”. Old English expressed the concept of politeness in a request in various ways.

Esperanto (international auxiliary language)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Literal meaning
hello	saluton	/sa'luton/	(I give you) a greeting
good-bye	ĝis revido	/ʤis re'vido/	until an again-seeing
please	bonvolu	/bon 'volu/	be well willing
thank you	dankon	/'dankon/	(I give you) thanks
you are welcome	nedankinde	/nedan 'kinde/	not-worth-thanking-ly
that one	tiu	/'tiu/
how much?	kiom	/'kiom/
English	angla	/'angla/
yes	jes	/jes/
no	ne	/ne/
I am sorry	mi bedaŭras		I regret
I do not understand	mi ne komprenas	/mi ne kom'prenas/
Where is the toilet?	kie estas la necesejo?	/'kie 'estas la neʦe'sejo/	where is the necessity-place?
generic toast	Je via sano	/je 'via 'sano/	to your health
Do you speak English?	Ĉu vi parolas la anglan?	/ʧu vi pa'rolas la 'anglan/	do you speak the English (language)?
Excuse me, I do not speak Esperanto well	Pardonu min, mi ne bone parolas Esperanton	/par'donu min mi ne 'bone pa'rolas espe'ranton/
I do not know	Mi ne scias	/mi ne 'sʦias/

Estonia (Finno-Ugric)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Comments
Estonian	eesti keel	[ˈe:s.ti ke:l]
hello	tere	[ˈte.re]
good-bye	head aega	[heɑd.ˈɑe.gɑ]	literally "(have a) good time"
please	palun	[ˈpɑ.lun]	literally "I beg"
thank you	aitäh tänan	[ɑi.ˈtæh] [ˈtæ.nɑn]	(a more formal expression, it literally means “I thank (you)”.)
you're welcome	palun pole tänu väärt võta heaks	[ˈpɑ.lun] [ˈpo.le tæ.nu ˈvæ:rt] [ˈvɤ.tɑ heɑks]	literally "not worthy of a thanks"
this	see	[se:]
that one	too see	[to:] [se:]
how much?	kui palju?	[kui ˈpɑl.ju]
English	inglise keel	[ˈing.li.se ke:l]
yes	jah	[jɑh]
no	ei	[ei]
sorry	vabandage vabandust	[ˈvɑ.bɑn.dɑ.ge] [ˈvɑ.bɑn.dust]
I don’t understand	Ma ei saa aru	[mɑ ei sɑ: ˈɑ.ru]
generic toast	terviseks	[ˈter.vi.seks]	literally "to/for health"
Do you speak English?	Kas te räägite inglise keelt?	[kɑs te ˈræ:.gi.te ˈing.li.se ke:lt]
Where is the bathroom/toilet?	Kus on tualett/WC?	[kus on ˈtuɑ.lett/ve:tse:]
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!	Häid jõule ja õnnelikku uut aastat!	[hæid ˈjɤu.le ja ˈɤn.ne.lik.ku u:t ɑ:s.tɑt]

Finland (Finno-Ugric)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Sound
Finni	suomi	/'suomi/	(listen)
hello	hyvää päivää	/'hyvæː 'pæiʋæː/	(listen)
hello	päivää	/'pæiʋæː/	(listen)
good-bye	näkemiin	/'nækemiːn/	(listen)
please	ole hyvä	/'ole 'hyʋæ/	(listen)
please	kiitos	/'kiːtos/	(listen)
thank you	kiitos	/'kiːtos/	(listen)
that one	tuo	/'tuo/	(listen)
how much?	kuinka paljon	/'kuiŋka 'paljon/	(listen)
English	englanti	/'eŋlanti/	(listen)
yes	kyllä	/'kylːæ/	(listen)
yes	joo (informal)	/'joː/	(listen)
no	ei	/ei/	(listen)
sorry	anteeksi	/'anteːksi/	(listen)
I don’t understand	en ymmärrä	/en 'ymːærːæ/	(listen)
where is the toilet?	missä on vessa?	/'misːæ on 'ʋesːa/	(listen)
generic toast	kippis	/'kipːis/	(listen)
Do you speak English?	puhutteko englantia?	/'puhutːeko 'eŋlantia/	(listen)
I don’t speak Finnish.	en puhu suomea	/'en pu-hu suo-mea/	(listen)
I don’t know	en tiedä	/en 'tiedæ/	(listen)

Perancis (Roman)

Terjemahan	Frasa	IPA	Makna Harfiah (Maksud Secara Literal)
Perancis	français	/frɑ̃sɛ/
helo	bonjour	/bɔ̃ʒuʁ/	selamat hari
selamat tinggal	au revoir	/o ʁ(ə)vwaʁ/	sehingga bertemu lagi
tolong, minta, silakan	s'il vous plaît	/sil vu plɛ/	jika ia menyenangkan kamu
terima kasih	merci	/mɛʁsi/
sama-sama	je vous en prie de rien	/ʒə vu zɑ̃ pʁi/ /də ʁjɛ̃/	saya harapkan kamu tentangnya tiada apa-apa
yang itu	cela	/səla/
yang ini	ceci	/səsi/
berapa?	combien	/kɔ̃bjɛ̃/
Inggeris	anglais	/ɑ̃glɛ/
ya	oui	/wi/
tidak	non	/nɔ̃/
maaf	pardon excusez-moi	/paʁdɔ̃/ /ɛkskyze mwa/
Saya tidak faham	Je ne comprends pas	/ʒə nə kõpʁɑ̃ pa/
Di manakah tandas?	Où sont les toilettes ?	/u sɔ̃ le twalɛt/
generic toast	Santé ! Tchin ! (familiar)	/sɑ̃te/ /ʧin/	Kesihatan!
Bolehkah kamu bertutur dalam bahasa Inggeris?	Parlez-vous anglais ?	/paʁle vu ɑ̃glɛ/	Kamu bercakap Inggeris?
Maaf, saya tidak fasih bertutur dalam bahasa Perancis.	Pardonnez-moi, mais je ne parle pas très bien français	/paʁdɔne mwa mɛ ʒə nə paʁl(ə) pa trɛ bjɛ̃ frɑ̃sɛ/	Maafkan saya, tetapi saya tidak boleh bertutur bahasa Perancis dengan baik.

Frisian (Germanic)

The translations provided following W: are in ʍest Frisian, those following N: are in North Frisian (Mooring dialect).

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Frisian	W: Frysk N: Friisk	/frisk/ /friːsk/
hello	W: a goeie N: moin	/ɑ gujə/ /mɔɪn/
good-bye	W: oant sjen N: adjiis	/ɔnt ʃɛn/ /ɑdjiːs/
please	W: asjeblyft N: weesegødj	/ɑʃəblift/ /veːzɶgødj/
thank you	W: tige tank N: foole tunk	/'tiːɣə tɑŋk/ /foːlɶtuŋk/
that one	W: dy N: di	/di/ /dɪ/
how much?	W: hoefolle? N: hüfoole?	/hufolə/ /hyfoːlɶ/
English	W: Ingelsk N: Aingelsch	/iŋəlsk/ /ɶjːɲɶlʃ/
yes	W: ja N: joo	/ja/ /joː/
no	W: nee N: nåån	/ne/ /nɔːn/
where's the bathroom?	W: ʍêr is hjir it húske? N: ʍeer as heer et hüüschen?	/ʍɛːr ɪs jɪrət hy.skə/ /wɪːr ɶs hɪːr ɶt hy. ʃɶn/
generic toast	W: tsjoch N: sünhäid	/ʧox/ /sønhɛɪd/
Do you speak English?	W: Kinne jo Ingelsk? N: Koost dü Aingelsch?	/kɪnə jo. ɪŋəlsk/ /koːstø ɶjɲəlʃ/
I don’t understand	W: Ik begryp it net N: Ik begrip et ai	/ɪk bəgri.pət nɛt/ /ɪk bɶgrɪpɶtɶj/
Sorry	W: Pardon N: Fertrüt me	/pədɔn/ /ftryt me/

Friulian (Romance)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Friulian	furlan
hello	mandi
good-bye	a riviodisi
please	par plasê
thank you	graziis
that one	chel (masculine) chê (feminine)
how much? trop?
English	inglês
yes	sì	/si/
no	no	/no/
sorry	scuse pardon
I don’t understand	no ai capît no capissi
I don’t speak Friulian	jo no feveli il furlan
where's the bathroom?	Dulà isal il bagn?
generic toast	vive cincin prosit

Galician (Romance)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Galician:	Galego
hello:	Ola
good-bye:	adeus
please:	prégolle, por favor
thank you:	graciñas; grazas
sorry:	síntoo
that one:	aquel (m.); aquela (f.)
how much?:	¿Canto custa?; ¿Canto é?
yes:	si	/ˈsɪ/
no:	non
I don’t understand:	Non o entendo
Where's the bathroom?:	¿Onde está/queda o baño?; ¿Onde está/queda o lavado?
generic toast:	¡Saúde!
Do you speak English?:	¿Fala vostede inglés? (formal), ¿Falas inglés? (informal)
Do you speak Galician?:	¿Fala vostede galego? (formal), ¿Falas galego? (informal)

Georgia (Kaukasia)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Transliteration	Literal meaning
Georgian	ქართული	/kartʊli/	Kartuli
Hello!	გამარჯობა!	/gamarʤoba/	Gamarjoba!	“victory”
How are you?	როგორა ხარ?	/rɔgɔra xar/	Rogora khar?
Good, you?	კარგად, შენ?	/k'argad ʃɛn/	K'argad, shen?
Excuse me!	ბოდიში!	/bɔdɪʃɪ/	Bodishi!
Please	თუ შეიძლება	/tʊ ʃɛɪʣlɛba/	Tu Sheidzleba	“if possible”
Welcome	კეთილი იყოს თქვენი მობრძანება!	/k'ɛtɪlɪ ɪqʼɔs tkvɛnɪ mɔbrʣanɛba/	Ke'tili iq'os tkveni mobrdzaneba!
Thank you	გმადლობთ!	/gmadlɔbt/	Gmadlobt
You are welcome	არაფრის	/araprɪs/	Arapris	“for nothing”
English	ინგლისური	/ɪnglɪsʊrɪ/	Inglisuri
Do you speak English?	ინგლისური იცით?	/ɪnglɪsʊrɪ ɪʦɪt/	Inglisuri itsit?
I don’t speak Georgian	ქართული არ ვიცი	/kartʊli ar vɪʦɪ/	Kartuli ar vitsi
Yes	დიახ	/dɪax/	Diakh
No	არა	/ara/	Ara
Georgia	საქართველო	/sakartvɛlɔ/	Sakartvelo

German (Germanic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Sound
German	Deutsch	/dɔʏʧ/	(listen)
hello	Hallo	/ˈhaloː/	(listen)
good-bye	auf Wiedersehen	/aʊf ˈviːdɐzeːn/	(listen)
please	bitte	/ˈbɪtə/	(listen)
you’re welcome	bitte schön	/ˈbɪtə ʃøːn/
thank you	danke	/ˈdaŋkə/	(listen)
that one	das da	/das da/	(listen)
how much?	wie viel?	/vi fiːl/	(listen)
English	Englisch	/ˈɛŋlɪʃ/	(listen)
yes	ja	/jaː/	(listen)
no	nein	/naɪn/	(listen)
I need help	Ich brauche Hilfe	/iç ˈbʁaʊxə ˈhɪlfə/
excuse me	Entschuldigen Sie	/ɛnˈtʃʊldɪgən ziː/
pardon me	verzeihen Sie	/fɐˈʦaɪən ziː/
I am sick	ich bin krank	/ɪç bɪn kʁaŋk/
where’s the bathroom?	Wo ist die Toilette?	/voː ɪst diː toːˈlɛtə/	(listen)
generic toast	prosit prost	/ˈpʁoziːt/ /pʁoːst/	(listen) (listen)
Do you speak English?	Sprechen Sie Englisch?	/ˈʃpʁɛçən ziː ʔɛŋlɪʃ/	(listen)
I don’t speak German	Ich spreche kein Deutsch	/ɪç ˈʃprɛçə kaɪn dɔʏʧ/
I don’t understand	Ich verstehe nicht.	/ɪç fɐˈʃteːə nɪçt/	(listen)
Sorry	Entschuldigung	/ɛnˈtʃʊldɪgʊŋ/	(listen)
I don’t know	Ich weiß nicht	/ɪç vaɪs nɪçt/
Happy birthday	Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag	/ˈhɛɐʦlɪçən ˈglʏkvʊnʃ ʦʊm gəˈbʊɐʦtaːk/

Greek (Greek)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Greek	ελληνικά	/ɛlini'ka/
hello	γειά σας (formal/plural) γειά σου (informal/singular)	/ja sas/ /ja su/
please	παρακαλώ	/paraka'lɔ/
thank you	ευχαριστώ	/ɛfxari'stɔ/
that one	εκείνο	/e'kinɔ/
how much?	πόσο κάνει;	/'pɔsɔ 'kani/
English	αγγλικά	/aŋgli'ka/
yes	ναι	/nɛ/
no	όχι	/'ɔçi/
sorry	συγ(γ)νώμη	/sig'nɔmi/
I don’t understand	δεν καταλαβαίνω	/'ðɛŋ katala'vɛnɔ/
where's the bathroom?	πού είναι οι τουαλέτες;	/'pu 'inɛ i tua'lɛtɛs/
generic toast	γειά μας	/'ja mas/
Do you speak English?	μιλάτε αγγλικά;	/mi'latɛ aŋgli'ka/

Gujarat (Indo-Iran)

Translation	Phrase (pronunciation)
Gujarat	Gujarat
hello	Kem chho (lit. How are you?)
good-bye	Aavjo (lit. Come again)
yes	haa
no	naa
How much money?	Ketla paisa?
Where is your restroom?	Tamaru bathroom kya che?
Where are you?	Tame kya cho?
I would like to drink some water	Mane' pani piwu che
I am thirsty	Mane' taras lagi che
I am hungry	Mane' bhookh lagi che
What is your name?	Tamaru naam su che?
My name is _____.	Maru naam _____ che.

Haitian Creole (Romance)

Translation	Phrase
Haitian	Ayisyen
helo	bonjou
selamat tinggal	orevwa
please	souple, tanpri
terima kasih	mèsi
ya	wi
tidak	non
berapa?	Konbyen?
Di manakah tandas?	Kote twalèt la?
Di manakah kamu?	Kote e la

Hawaiian (Malayo-Polynesian)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Bahasa Hawaii	Hawaiʻi	/oːlelo hawaiʔi/
helo	aloha	/aloha/
selamat tinggal	A hui hou	/ahuihou/
silakan	e ʻolu ʻolu ʻoe	/eʔoluʔoluʔoe/
terima kasih	mahalo	/mahalo/
ya	ʻae	/ʔae/
tidak	ʻaʻole	/ʔaʔole/
berapa?	ʻehia?	/ʔehia/
Di manakah tandas?	Aia i hea ka lumi hoʻopaupilikia?	/aiaiheakalumihoʔopaupilikia/
general toast	Ola	/ola/

Hebrew (Semitic)

Translation	Phrase	Transliteration	IPA
Hebrew	עברית	ivrit	/ʔivˈʁit/
hello/peace	שלום	shalom	/ʃaˈlom/
good-bye	להתראות	lehitra’ot	/lehitʁaˈʔot/
nice to meet you	נעים מאוד	na’im me’od	/naˈʔim meˈod/
please/you're welcome	בבקשה	bevakasha	/bevakaˈʃa/
thank you	תודה	toda	/toˈda/
thank you very much	תודה רבה	toda raba	/toˈda ʁaˈba
excuse me/sorry	סליחה	slicha	/sliˈχa/
that one	את זה	et zeh	/ʔet ze/
how much?	?כמה	kama	/ˈkama/
how much does it cost?	?כמה זה עולה	kama zeh oleh?'	/ˈkama ze ʔoˈle/
English	אנגלית	anglit	/ʔanˈglit/
yes	כן	ken	/ken/
no/not	לא	lo	/lo/
generic toast (literally, “to life”)	לחיים	le-chaim	/leˈχaim/
good morning	בוקר טוב	boker tov	/ˈboker tov/
good evening	ערב טוב	erev tov	/ˈʔerev tov/
good night	לילה טוב	layla tov	/ˈlajla tov/
what's happening?	?מה קורה	ma koreh?	/ma koˈʁe/
what's happened?	?מה קרה	ma karah?	/ma kaˈʁa/
one moment!	!רגע	rega!	/ˈʁega/
what's up?	?מה נשמע	ma nishma?	/ma niʃˈma/
what's up?/what's interesting?	?מה העניינים	ma ha-inyanim?	/ma haʔinjaˈnim/
good	טוב	tov	/tov/
where is the restroom?	איפה השירותים?‏	eifo ha-shirutim?	/ˈʔejfo haʃiʁuˈtim/
I don’t understand. (masculine form)	.אני לא מבין	ani lo mevin	/ʔani lo meˈvin/
I don’t understand. (feminine form)	.אני לא מבינה	ani lo mevina	/ʔani lo meviˈna/
bon appetit	בתיאבון	bete'avon	/beteʔaˈvon/
Do you speak English? (masculine form)	?אתה מדבר אנגלית	atah medaber anglit?	/ʔaˈta medaˈbeʁ ʔanˈglit/
Do you speak English? (feminine form)	?את מדברת אנגלית	at medaberet anglit?'	/ʔat medaˈbeʁet ʔanˈglit/

Hindi (Indo-Iranian)

Translation	Phrase	Transliteration
Hindi	हिन्दी	hindī
hello/goodbye (Hindu, north)	नमस्ते	namaste
hello/goodbye (Hindu, south)	नमस्कार	namaskār
hello/goodbye (Sikh)	सत श्री अकाल	sat śrī akāl
hello (Muslim)	अस्सलाम अलैकुम	assalām alaikum
hello (Muslim reply)	वालैकुम अस्सलाम	vālaikum assalām
goodbye (Muslim)	ख़ुदा हाफ़िज़	khuda hāfiz
please* (Urdu)	मेहरबानी करके	mehrbānī karke
please*	कृपया	kṛipaya
thank you* (Sanskrit origin)	धन्यवाद	dhanyavād
thank you* (Arabic origin)	शुक्रिया	śukriyā
thank you very much	बहुत बहुत ...	bahut bahut ...
you're welcome (don’t mention it)	कोई बात नहीं	koī bāt nahīⁿ
excuse me, sorry, please forgive me	माफ़ कीजिये	māf kījiye
excuse me (lit. please listen)	ज़रा सुनिये	zarā suniye
yes	जी हाँ	jī hāⁿ
no/not	जी नहीं	jī nahīⁿ
good!/awesome!/oh.../really?!/well!	अच्छा!	acchā!
(all-purpose adj./interj.)
How are you?	आप कैसे/कैसी हैं?	āp kaise/kaisī hai?
		(male/female respondent)
OK!	ठीक है!	ṭhīk hai!
one minute! (“just a sec”; interj.)	एक मिनट	ek minaṭ
I don’t understand	मैं नहीं समझा/समझी	maiⁿ nahīⁿ samjha/samjhī (m/f)
I don’t know	मैं नहीं जानता/जानती हूँ	maiⁿ nahīⁿ jāntā/jāntī huⁿ (m/f)
English	अंग्रेज़ी	angrezī
what is your name?	आप का नाम क्या है?	āp ka nām kya hai?
my name is ...	मेरा नाम ... है	mera nām ... hai
It was nice to meet you	आप से मिलकर बहुत ख़ुशी हुई	āp se milkar bahut khuśī huī
It was nice to meet you too (lit. to me also)	मुझे भी	mujhe bhī
How much does this cost?	इसका दाम क्या है?	iska dām kya hai?
Do you speak English?	क्या आप अंग्रेज़ी बोलते/बोलती है?	kya āp angrezī bolte/boltī (m/f) haiⁿ?

*These are not used nearly as casually in Hindi and Urdu as they are in western languages. कृपया especially is used only in cases of true importance or urgency, and using it otherwise would sound incredibly stilted and formal. Instead, politeness is achieved by proper address and verb forms and body language/tone of voice.

Hungarian (Finno-Ugric)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Remarks
Hungarian	magyar	/ˈmɒɟɒr/
hello	Jó napot kívánok	/ˈjoː nɒpot ˈkivaːnok/	literally "I wish you a good day"
	szia	/ˈsiɒ/	common amongst friends (does not derive from the English “Seeya”)
good-bye	viszontlátásra	/ˈvisontˌlaːtaːʃrɒ/	literally "to see you again"
please	legyen szíves	/ˈlɛɟɛn ˈsivɛʃ/	literally “Be hearty”
thank you	köszönöm	/ˈkøsønøm/
that one	az	/ɒz/
how much?	mennyi?	/ˈmɛɲːi/
I’d like...	kérek...	/ˈkeːrɛk/
yes	igen	/ˈigɛn/
no	nem	/nɛm/
sorry	bocsánat	/ˈboʧaːnɒt/
I don’t understand	nem értem	/ˈnɛm eːr'tɛm/
I don’t remember	nem emlékszem
where's the bathroom?	Hol van a mosdó?	/ˈhol vɒn ɒ 'moʃdoː/
generic toast	egészségedre	/ˈɛgeːʃːeːgɛdrɛ/	literally “to your health”
Do you speak English?	Beszél angolul?	/ˈbɛseːl ˈɒŋgolul/

Icelandic (Germanic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Icelandic	íslenska	[ˈislenska]
hello	góðan dag(inn)	[ˈkou̯ːð̠an daːɣ (dai̯ɪn)]
good-bye	bless
please	gjörðu svo vel	[ˈcœrð̠ʏ sɔ vɛːl]
thank you	takk (fyrir)/þakka þér fyrir	[taʰk ˈfɪːrɪr]/[ˈθ̠aʰka ð̠jɛr ˈfɪːrɪr]
you're welcome	verði þér að góðu	[ˈvɛrð̠ɪ ð̠jɛr að̠ ˈkou̯ːð̠ʏ]
that one	þetta	[ˈθ̠ɛʰta]
how much?	hversu mikið	[ˈkʰvɛrsʏ ˈmɪːcɪð̠]
English	enska	[ˈenska]
yes	já	[jau̯ː]
no	nei	[neɪ̯]
generic toast	skál!	[skau̯ːl]
I love you	ég elska þig	[jɛɣ ˈɛlska θ̠ɪɣ]
where is this?	hvar er þetta?	[ˈkʰvar ɛr θ̠ɛʰta]
I don't speak Icelandic	ég tala ekki íslensku	[jɛɣ ˈtʰala ˈɛʰcɪ ˈislɛnskʏ]
car	bíll	[pitl̥]
I need a lift/ride	mig vantar far	[mɪɣ ˈvan̥tar far]
I'm lost	ég er villtur(male)/villt(female)	[jɛɣ ɛr ˈvɪl̥tʏr/ˈvɪl̥t]]
I need help	ég þarf hjálp	[jɛɣ θ̠arf ˈçau̯l̥p]
airport	flugvöllur	[ˈflʏɣvœtl̥ʏr]
happy birthday	til hamingju með afmælið	[tɪl ˈhamiŋcʏ mɛð̠ ˈamaɪ̯lɪð̠]
where's the bathroom?	hvar er salernið?	[kʰvar ɛr ˈsalɛrtnɪð̠]
My name is___	ég heiti___	[jɛɣ ˈheɪ̯tɪ ___]

Indonesian (Malayo-Polynesian)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Indonesian	bahasa Indonesia	/bahasa indoˈnesia/
hello	halo (casual and on telephone)	/ˈhalo/
welcome	selamat datang	/səˈlamat ˈdatang/
good morning	selamat pagi	/səˈlamat ˈpagi/
good afternoon	selamat siang (from 12 o'clock in the afternoon)	/səˈlamat ˈsiaŋ/
good evening	selamat sore (from 3 p.m.)	/səˈlamat ˈsore/
good night	selamat malam (from 6 p.m.)	/səˈlamat ˈmalam/
good-bye	dadah (usual, informal)	/ˈdadah/
good-bye	selamat tinggal (said by person leaving)	/səˈlamat ˈtiŋgal/
good-bye	selamat jalan (said by person staying)
please	tolong	/ˈtoloŋ/
thank you	terima kasih	/təˈrima ˈkasih/
you're welcome	terima kasih kembali	/təˈrima ˈkasih kəmˈbali/
this one	ini	/ˈini/
that one	itu	/ˈitu/
How much?	Berapa?	/bəˈrapa/
yes	ya	/ja/
no	tidak	/ˈtidaʔ/
generic toast	selamat minum	/səˈlamat ˈminum/
Sorry	maaf	/maˈʔaf/
I don't understand.	Saya tidak mengerti.	/ˈsaja ˈtidaʔ məŋərˈti/
I don't know.	Saya tidak tahu.	/ˈsaja ˈtidaʔ ˈtahu/
English	bahasa Inggris	/baˈhasa ˈiŋgris/
Do you speak English?	Bisa bahasa Inggris?	/ˈbisa baˈhasa ˈiŋgris/
I cannot speak Indonesian.	Saya tidak bisa berbicara bahasa Indonesia.	/ˈsaja ˈtidaʔ ˈbisa bərbiˈʨara baˈhasa indoˈnesia/
I want to go to...	Saya mau pergi ke...	/ˈsaja mau̯ pərˈgi kə/
Where is the restroom?	Di mana toilet?	/di ˈmana ˈtoilet/
Happy birthday!	Selamat ulang tahun!	/səˈlamat ˈulaŋ ˈtahun/

Irish (Celtic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Irish	Gaeilge	/geləgɛ/
hello	Dia duit
welcome	fáilte	/faːltʲə/
among	i measc
good-bye	slán	/slaːn/
please	le do thoil	/lɛ dɔ hul/
thank you	go raibh maith agat	/gə rɛv mah agət/
sorry	tá brón orm
that one	an ceann sin
how much?	cé mhéad	/keː veːd/
English	Béarla
yes	Sea	as an answer to 'Is it that?' Otherwise the correct verb form is necessary. Example: “An bhfuil tú tí Mháirtín?” (Are you at Martin's house?), would be replied to by “Tá” /taːw/. If the conjugation of the verb is unknown, 'Sea' will be understood.
no	Ní hea	as an answer to 'Is it that?' . Otherwise the correct verb form is necessary. Example: “An bhfuil tú ag tí Mháirtín?” (Are you at Martin's house?), would be replied to by “Níl” (Am not) /nʲiːl/. If the conjugation of the verb is unknown, 'Ní hea' will be understood.
I don’t understand	ní thuigim	/niː higim/
Where's the bathroom?	cá bhfuil an leithreas?
generic toast	sláinte	/slaːntʲə/

Italian (Romance)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Audio
Italian	italiano	/i.taˈlja.no/	(listen)
hello	ciao	/ˈʧa.o/	(listen)
good-bye	arrivederci	/a.rːi.veˈder.ʧi/	(listen)
please	per favore	/per faˈvo.re/	(listen)
thank you	grazie	/ˈgra.tsje/	(listen)
that one	quello (masculine)	/ˈkwe.lːo/	(listen)
	quella (feminine)	/ˈkwe.lːa/	(listen)
how much?	quanto	/ˈkwan.to/	(listen)
English	inglese	/iŋˈglɛ.ze/	(listen)
yes	sì	/si/	(listen)
no	no	/no/	(listen)
sorry	scusa	/ˈsku.za/	(listen)
	scusi	/ˈsku.zi/ (polite)	(listen)
I don’t understand	non capisco	/noŋ kaˈpi.sko/	(listen)
where's the bathroom?	dov'è il bagno?	/doˈvɛ il ˈba.ɲːo/	(listen)
generic toast	salute	/saˈlu.te/	(listen)
	cincin	/ʧinˈʧin/	(listen)
Do you speak English?	Parla inglese? (formal)	/'par.la iŋ.glɛ.ze/	(listen)

Japanese

Translation	Kanji or Kana	Rōmaji	IPA
Japanese (language)	日本語	nihongo	ni^↑ho.ɴ.ɣo
Good afternoon!	こんにちは	konnichi wa	ko^↑ɴ.ni.cɕi.ɰa
Good evening!	こんばんは	konban wa	ko^↑ɴ.ba.ɴ.ɰa
Good morning!	おはようございます	ohayō gozaimasu (casually shortened to ohayō)	o^↑ha.joː^↓ɣo^↑za.i.ma^↓sɯ̥
Hello? (on the telephone)	もしもし	moshi moshi	mo^↓ɕi̥.mo.ɕi↗
Good bye! (farewell)	さようなら	sayōnara	sa^↑joːna.ɺa
Good bye! (I’ll be back.)	行って来ます	ittekimasu	i^↑Q.te.ki.ma^↓sɯ̥
Good bye! (Come back soon.)	行ってらっしゃい	itterasshai	i^↑Q.te.ɺa.Q.ɕa.i
See you later	またね	mata ne
Please give me [...] / Please do [...]	...下さい	kudasai	ku^↑da.sa^↓i
Please. (Go ahead. / Be my guest.)	どうぞ	dōzo	do^↓ːzo
Please [...] (request)	お願いします	onegai shimasu (often shortened to "onegai")	o^↑ne.ɣa.i.ɕi.ma^↓sɯ̥
Thank you.	ありがとう	arigatō	a^↑ɺi^↓ɣa.toː
Excuse me.	すみません	sumimasen	su^↑mi.ma.se.ɴ^↓
Sorry. (informal)	ごめん	gomen	go^↑me.ɴ
I’m sorry. (formal)	ごめんなさい	gomen nasai	go^↑me.ɴ.na.sa.i^↓
That one. (near you)	それ	sore	so^↑ɺe
That one. (over there')	あれ	are	a^↑ɺe
How much? (price)	いくらですか	ikura desu ka	i^↓ku.ɺa.de.sɯ̥.ka↗
English (language)	英語	eigo	e^↑ːɣo
Do you speak English?	英語を話せますか	eigo o hanasemasu ka	e^↑ːɣo.ɣa^↓ha^↑na.se.ma^↓sɯ̥.ka↗
Yes.	はい	hai	ha^↓i
No.	いいえ	iie	i^↓i.e
Bon appétit! (corresponds to the humble form of “I receive” in Japanese)	いただきます	itadakimasu	i^↑ta.da.ki.ma^↓sɯ̥
Thank you for the meal.	ごちそうさまでした	gochisōsama deshita	go^↑cɕi̥.soːsa.ma.de.ɕi̥.ta
Where's the bathroom?	トイレはどこですか	toire wa doko desu ka?	to^↓i.ɺe.ɰa^↑do^↓ko.de.sɯ̥.ka↗
Cheers! (toast)	乾杯	kanpai	^↑ka.ɴ.pa.i
foreigner	外国人	gaikokujin (often shortened to gaijin)	ga^↑i.ko.ku^↓ʑi.ɴ

Kannada (Dravidian)

Translation	Phrase	ITRANS transliteration	Pronunciation	Literal meaning
Kannada	ಕನ್ನಡ	kannaDa	(kanna Dah (‘D’ is with retroflex))
Hello	ನಮಸ್ಕಾರ	namaskAra	(namas kārā)	Salutations
Hello (informal)	ಏನು ಸಮಾಚಾರ	Enu samAchAra	(eh nu sa maah chaah rah)	What's up?
Good bye (when leaving)	ಹೋಗಿ ಬರುತ್ತೇನೆ	hOgi baruttEne	(hoe gee barut tey ney ('T' is retroflex))	see you later
Good bye (when being left)	ಹೋಗಿ ಬನ್ನಿ	hOgi banni	(hoe gee bun knee ('T' is retroflex)	see you later
How are you?	ನೀವು ಹೇಗಿದ್ದೀರ?	nIvu hEgiddIra?	(nee voo hey gay id dee rah)
What is your name?	ನಿನ್ನ ಹೆಸರೇನು?	ninna hesarEnu?	(ni nna he sa rE nu?)
Please	ದಯವಿಟ್ಟು	dayaviTTu	(da yah viTTu ('T' is retroflex))	With mercy
Thank you	ಧನ್ಯವಾದ	dhanyavAda	(dhan yah vaada	Many thanks
Sorry, Excuse Me, Forgive Me	ಕ್ಷಮಿಸಿ	kshamisi	(ksha mi si	sorry
That one	ಅದು	adu	(ah du)
How much?	ಎಷ್ಟು?	eshTu?	(esh Tu ('T' is retroflex)
English	ಆಂಗ್ಲ	aangla	(ahng lah)
Yes	ಹೌದು	houdu	(how doo)
No	ಇಲ್ಲ	illa	(ill ah)

Khmer

Translation	Phrase	Pronunciation	Remarks
Khmer	ខ្មែរ	khmer
hello	សួស្ដី	soursdey
good-bye	លាហើយ	lea hey
sorry	សូមទោស	som tos
no problem	គ្មានបញ្ហា	kmean panh-ha
happy new year	សួស្ដីឆ្នាំថ្មី	soursdey chnamm tmei
I love Khmer	ខ្ញុំស្រលាញ់ខ្មែរ	knhom sro-lanh khmer
Thank you	អរគុណ	Or kun
How much	ថ្លៃប៉ុន្មាន	Tlai punman
yes	បាទ ចាស៎	bart jah	(male) (female)
no	ទេ	teh
I don’t understand	ខ្ញុំមិនយល់ទេ	kngom men yol teh
where's the toilet?	តើបន្ទប់ទឹកនៅទីណា?	ter bantub tek nov ti na?
Do you speak English?	តើអ្នកនិយាយ អង់គ្លេស ទេ?	ter nak niyay Anglais teh?

Korean

Note: Hangul Revised Romanization of Korean See also: Names of Korea

Translation	Phrase	RR	IPA	Remarks
Korean	한국어	hangugeo	[haːngugʌ]
Hello	안녕하세요 안녕	annyeonghaseyo annyeong	[anːjʌŋɦasejo] [anːjʌŋ]	formal informal; for friends or someone younger
good-bye	안녕히 계세요 안녕히 가세요 안녕	annyeonghi gyeseyo annyeonghi gaseyo annyeong	[anːjʌŋɦigesejo] [anːjʌŋɦigasejo] [anːjʌŋ]	formal; when leaving (person addressed to is staying) formal; when person addressed to is leaving informal; for friends or someone younger
please may I have	주세요	juseyo	[ʨusejo]	to be used after the object; e.g., 김밥 주세요. (Kimbap juseyo. = Sushi roll, please.)
thank you	고맙습니다	gomapseumnida	[koːmaps͈ɯmnida]
thanks	고마워	gomawo	[koːmawʌ]	informal; to friends or someone younger
that one	저것	jeogeot	[ʨʌgʌt]
how much?	얼마예요?	eolmayeyo	[ʌlmajejo]
yes	네 예 응	ne ye eung	[ne] [jeː] [ɯŋ]	informal
no	아니오 아뇨 아니	anio anyo ani	[anio] [anjo] [aniː]	informal
sorry	미안합니다	mianhamnida	[mianɦamnida]
I don’t understand	모르겠습니다 몰라	moreugetsseumnida molla	[moːɾɯgets͈ɯmnida] [moːla]	informal
where's the toilet?	화장실이 어디예요?	hwajangsiri eodiyeyo	[hwaʥaŋɕiɾi ʌdijejo]
generic toast	건배! 위하여!	geonbae wihayeo	[kʌnbɛ] [wihajʌ]
Do you speak English?	영어 할 줄 아세요?	yeongeo hal jul aseyo	[jʌŋʌ halʨ͈ul asejo]

Kriol (Belizean) Creole, English based, Atlantic, Western

Kriol:
My name is... I naym... (or) Mee naym...
What is your name? Weh yu naym?
What's up? Hello (informal) Weh di go aan?
Good morning. Good maanin.
How are you? Wassup wid yu?
Fine, thank you. I Aarait mein.
How much does this cost? Humoch dis kaas?
What time is it? Weh taim now?
I’ve had a wonderful time. I mi have wahn good taim.
It doesn’t matter. Ih noh mata.
Is that so? Fu chroo?

good-bye: “Lata”
please: “”
thank you: “”
that one: “Da one deh”
yes: “yeah”
no: “”
I don’t know: “Me nuh know”

Sorry: “”
I don’t understand: “I nuh understand”

See you tomorrow: “We wah link up tomorrow”
What is it?: “Weh dis”
Where am I?: “Weh I deh”

Kurdish (Indo-Iranian)

Translation	Phrase
Kurdish	Kurdî	(Kur-di)
good morning	beyanî baş	(ba-ya-nî-bash)
good day	Roj Baş	(rozh-bash)
good-bye	serçawan	(sar-cha-wan)
welcome	be xêr hatî	(ba-xer-ha-ti)
please	tikaye	(t-ka-ya)
thank you	spas	(spas)
sorry	bibûre	(b-bu-ra)
that one	howe,	(ho-wa)
how much?	çende	(chan-da)
yes	belê	(ba-le)
no	na	(na)
I don’t understand	tê nagem	(te-na-gam)
where's the bathroom?	awdes le kwêye?	(aw-das-la-kue-ya)
Do you speak English?	Tu inglîsî dezanî?	(tu-in-gli-si-da-za-ni)

Latin (Italic)

Pronunciations are first given in the Ecclesiastical Pronunciation (Based on Italian, and used in some ceremonies by the Catholic church, and usually heard in recordings of classical music). These pronunciations are followed by the classical pronunciation (a reconstruction of how scholars believe the Romans pronounced these expressions)

For example — “of light” lucis: /ˈluʧis/ is the ecclesiastical pronunciation while /ˈluːkis/ is how the ancient Romans said lucis .

Translation	Latin	IPA (Ecclesastical)	IPA (Classical)
Latin	lingua Latina	/ˈliŋgwa laˈtina/	/ˈliŋgwa laˈtiːna/
hello	ave!	/ˈave/	/ˈaweː/
goodbye	vale!	/ˈvale/	/ˈwaleː/
please	si placet	/si ˈplaʧet/	/siː ˈplaket/
thank you	gratias tibi ago	/ˈgratsias ˈtibi ˈago/	/ˈgraːtiaːs ˈtibi ˈagoː/
that one	ille/ illa/ illud	/ˈilːe, ˈilːa, ˈilːud/	/ˈilːe, ˈilːa, ˈilːud/
how much?	quot?	/kwot/	/kʷot/
yes	certe, ita vero	/ˈʧerte/	/ˈkerteː/
no	non, nullo modo	/ˈnon, ˈnulːo ˈmodo/	/ˈnoːn, ˈnuːlːo ˈmodoː/
sorry	ignosce mihi	/iˈɲoʃe ˈmihi/	/iˈŋnoːske ˈmihi/
I don't understand	non comprehendo	/noŋ kompreˈhendo/	/noːŋ kompreˈhendoː/
where's the bathroom?	ubi sunt latrinae?	/ˈubi sunt laˈtrine/	/ˈubi sunt laˈtriːnai/
generic toast	salutem!	/saˈlutem/	/saˈluːtẽ/
Do you speak English?	loquerisne anglice?	/lokweˈrisne ˈaŋgliʧe/	/lokʷeˈrisne ˈaŋglikeː/

Latvian (Baltic)

Latvian: Latviešu
Hello (informal): Sveiki!
Hello (formal): Sveicināti!
Good day (formal): Labdien!
Good evening: Labvakar!
Good morning: Labrīt!
Goodbye: Uz redzēšanos!
Glad to meet you: Prieks iepazīties!
Please: Lūdzu!
Thank you: Paldies!
Yes: Jā
No: Nē
Sorry: Atvainojiet!
I don’t understand: Es nesaprotu
General toast: Priekā!
How are you? (formal): Kā jums klājas?
How are you? (informal): Kā tev iet?
Where's the bathroom?: Kur ir tualete?
Do you speak English? (formal): Vai Jūs runājat angliski?
Do you speak English? (informal): Vai tu runā angliski?
I love you: Es tevi mīlu
See you tomorrow: Tiksimies rīt!
What is it?: Kas tas ir?
Where am I?: Kur es esmu?
Where is the closest train station?: Kur atrodas tuvākā vilciena stacija?
What time is it?: Cik ir pulkstenis?
Happy Birthday: Daudz laimes dzimšanas dienā!
Happy New Year: Laimīgu jauno gadu!

Lithuanian (Baltic)

Lithuanian: Lietuviškai
hello: labas
goodbye: sudie!
please: prašau
thank you: ačiū
that one: tas(masculine), ta (feminine)
how much?: kiek?
yes: taip
no: ne
sorry: atsiprašau
what?: ką?
I don’t understand: nesuprantu
Cheers! (toast): į sveikatą!
Do you speak English?: kalbi angliškai? (informal); ar kalbate angliškai? (formal)
I love you: Aš tave myliu
Where is (the center) ? Kur yra (centras)?
You are a good friend. Tu - geras draugas.

Low German (Germanic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Remarks
Low German	Plattdüütsch	/ˈplatdyːʧ/	Literally: Flat Saxon
	Platt	/plat/	Literally: Flat
	Nedderdüütsch	/ˈnɛdɝdyːʧ/	Literally: Low German
	Neddersassisch	/ˈnɛdɝˌzasɪʃ/	Literally: Low Saxon
English	Ingelsch	/ˈɪˑŋl̩̩̩ʃ/
Hello!	Moin!	/'mɔˑɪn/	Shortened from Moi(e)n Dag! = 'Pleasant day!'
Good-bye!	Adschüüß!	/aˈʧyːs/	From French Adieu!
	Tschüüß!	/ˈʧyːs/	Introduced into German as Tschüß!
Please	Wees so good	/ˈveːs zo ˌgeʊt/	Literally: Be so good
Thank you!	Velen Dank!	/feːlnˈdaˑŋk/	Literally: Much thank
	(Wees) bedankt!	/ˈ(veːs) beˈdaˑŋkt/	Literally: (Be) thanked
You are welcome	Nich daarför	/nɪç ˈdɔʌfɶʌ/	Literally: Not for that
that one	dat daar	/ˈdat dɔʌ/
How much?	Wo veel?	/veʊ ˈfeːl/
yes	ja, jo	/jɒː/, /ʥɒː/, /joː/
no	nee	/neː/
Sorry!	Nix för ungood	/nɪks fɶʌ ˈʊˑŋgeʊt/	Literally: Nothing for un-good (No offence)
	Deit mi leed	/daˑɪt mi ˈlɛˑɪt/	Literally: Causes me regret
I don’t understand	Ik verstah nich	/ɪk fɝˈstɒː nɪç/
Where's the bathroom?	Woneem is hier de Tante Meyer?	/veʊˈneːm ɪs hiʌ de ˌtaˑnte ˈmaˑɪɝ/	Literally: Where is the Auntie Myer here?
generic toast	Proost!	/proːst/
	“Nich lang snacken! Kopp in'n Nacken!	/nɪç laˑŋ(k) ˈsnakŋ̍ kɔp ɪˈnakŋ/	Literally: No long talking! Head back!
Do you speak English?	Snackst ingelsch?	/snaks(t) ˈɪˑŋl̩̩̩ʃ/

Macedonian (Slavic)

Translation	Phrase	Transliteration
Macedonian	македонски	makedonski
hello	здраво	zdravo
how are you?	како си?	kako si?
good day	добар ден	dobar den
good morning	добро утро	dobro utro
goodbye	пријатно	prijatno
please	молам	molam
thank you	благодарам	blagodaram
sorry	извини	izvini
that one	тоа	toa
how much?	колку?	kolku?
yes	да	da
no	не	ne
I don’t understand	не разбирам	ne razbiram
Where is the toilet?	каде е тоалетот?	kade e toaletot?
generic toast	на здравје!	na zdravje!
Do you speak English?	Зборувате ли англиски?	Zboruvate li angliski?
English	англиски	angliski

Maltese (Semitic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Maltese Language	Il-lingwa maltija	/il lingwa maːltiːja/
how are you?	kif inti?
hello	merħba	/merħba/
good day	bonġu	/bondʒuː/
bye	'ċaw saħħa	/tʃaw/ /saħːa/
please	jekk jogħġbok	/jekː joːdʒbok/
thank you	grazzi	/gratːsi/
that one	dak	/daːk/
how much?	kemm?	/kemː/
yes	iva	/iːva/
no	le	/le/
sorry	jiddispjaċini	/jidːispjatʃiːni/
I don’t understand	ma nifhimx	/maː nifimʃ/
where is the toilet?	fejn hi l-latrina?	/fejn ee la-trina/
generic toast	saħħa!	/saħːa/
do you speak English	titkellem bl-ingliż?	/titkelːem bliŋliːs/

Malay (Malayo.Polynesian)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Malay	Bahasa Melayu	/ba.ha.sa me.la.ju/
English	Bahasa Inggeris	/ba.ha.sa iŋ.gəris/
I (Formal or respectful)	Saya
I (Familiar)	Aku
You (Formal)	Anda or Saudara (Male) or Saudari (Female)
You (Respectful)	Kamu or Awak
You (Familiar)	Engkau
Good morning	Selamat pagi	/sə.la.mat pa.gi/
Good afternoon	Selamat tengah hari	/sə.la.mat təŋah ha.ri/
Good evening	Selamat petang	/sə.la.mat pə.taŋ/
Good night	Selamat malam	/sə.la.mat ma.lam/
Good bye (Leaving)	Selamat tinggal	/sə.la.mat tiŋ.gal/
Good bye (Staying)	Selamat jalan	/sə.la.mat ʤa.lan/
Please Help	Tolong	/tɔ.lɔŋ/
Thank you	Terima kasih	/tə.ri.ma ka.sih/
You are welcome	Sama-sama Terima kasih kembali	/sa.ma sa.ma/
This	Ini
That	Itu	/i.tʊ/
Here	Sini
There	Sana
Over there	Situ
How much?	Berapa	/bə.ra.pa/
Yes	Ya	/ja/
No	Tidak	/tidak/
Excuse me Sorry	Maaf	/ma.af/
I don’t understand	Saya tidak faham	/sa.ja ti.dak fa.ham/
Can you speak English?	Bolehkah kamu berbahasa Inggeris?	/bo.leh.kah ka.mʊ ba.ha.sa iŋ.gəris/
Where is the toilet?	Manakah tandas?

Maori (Malayo-Polynesian)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Maori	Māori	/maːoɾi/
hello	tēnā koe (to one person) tēnā kōrua (to two people) tēnā koutou	/teːnaː koe/ /teːnaː koːɾua/ /teːnaː koutou/
good-bye	e noho rā (to those who are staying) haere rā (to those who are leaving)	/e noho ɾaː/ /haeɾe ɾaː/
please	koa	/koa/
thank you	kia ora(literally “be well”)	/kia oɾa/
how much?	pēhea?	/peːhea/
yes	ae	/ae/
no	kaore	/kaoɾe/

Malayalam (Dravidian languages)

Translation	Phrase	ISO 15919 Transliteration	IPA	Remarks
Malayalam	മലയാളം	malayāḷam	[ˈmaləjaːɭəm]
hello	നമസ്കാരം	namaskāram	[ˈn̪aməsˌkaːɾəm]	This is a much more formal word than in English and there is no actual direct translation of the word "hello".
good-bye	പോയിട്ടു വരട്ടെ	pōyiṭṭu varaṭṭe	[ˈpoːjiʈːu(.)ˌʋəɾəʈːe]
please	ദയവായി	dayavāyi	[ˈd̪əjəʋaːji]	This is slightly more formal than in English and not used as often.
thank you	നന്ദി	nandi	[ˈn̪an̪ːi]	It is written as if it were pronounced [ˈn̪an̪d̪i] (which is how it is pronounced when referring to the bull of Shiva)
How much is that?	അതിന്റെ വില എന്താണു	atiṉṯe vila entāṇu	[ˈat̪ˌinte(.)ˌʋilə(.)ˌen̪t̪aːɳŭ]
yes	അതെ / ശരി	ate / śari	[ˌat̪e] / [ɕəɾi]	അതെ is used to say something is true, but ശരി is used when one is agreeing that one will do something.
no	ഇല്ല / അല്ല	illa / alla	[ˈilːə] / [ˈalːə]	Use ഇല്ല when talking about an action, the presence of someone/something and also used to say someone/something does not have something) and അല്ല when talking about the nature of someone/something.
sorry	ക്ഷമിക്കണം / പൊറുക്കണം	kṣamikkaṇam / poṟukkaṇam	[ˈkʂəmikʲːəɳəm] / [ˈporukːəɳəm]	These words both mean "forgive" in the imperative mood ("me" is implied and is not normally used in this context), and can be made more polite by saying "please" first.
English	ഇംഗ്ളീഷ്	iṅgḷīṣ	[ˈiŋgɭiːʂ]
I don't understand	എനിക്കു് മനസിലാകുന്നില്ല	enikkŭ manasilākunnilla	[ˌenikʲɨ̆manəsilaːkun̪ːilːə]
Do you speak English?	താങ്കള്ക് ഇംഗ്ളീഷ് അറിയാമൊ	tāṅkaḷkk iṅgḷīṣ aṟiyāmo	[ˈt̪aːŋkəɭkːˌiŋgɭiːʂarijaːˌmo]
I don't speak Malayalam	എനിക്കു മലയാളം അറിയത്തില്ല	enikku malayāḷam aṟiyattilla	[ˌenikʲɨ̆maləjaːɭəmarijət̪ˌːilːə]
Where's the bathroom?	കുളിമുറി എവിടെയാണു	kuḷimuṟi eviṭeyāṇu	[ˈkuɭiˌmuri(.)ˌeʋiʈeˌjaːɳŭ]	This is literally asking for the location of a room where one can bathe. If you mean the toilet, it would be best to use the English word followed by എവിടെയാണു (eviṭeyāṇu).

Mandinka(Mande) (Congo-Niger)

How are you: I be nyaadi
See you later: N be nyoo jee la
please: Dukare
thank you: Abaraka
that one: Woo
this one: Nying
how much?: Jelum?
Do you speak English: I ye English kang moy le
yes: Haa/Haaday
no: Haani

Marathi (Indo-Iranian)

Translation	Phrase	Pronunciation
Marathi	मराठी	Marāṭhī
hello	नमस्कार	namaskār
good-bye	अच्छा	achhā
please	कृपया	kripayā
thank you	आभार	ābhār, dhanyawād
how much?	किती?	kitī?
yes	हो	ho, hoya
no	नाही	nāhī
forgive me		maaf karā
Where is _____?		_____ kuthe āhe?
English	इंग्रजी	iṅgrajī

Nahuatl (Uto-Aztecan)

Nahuatl: Nawatlahtoli
hello: niltse
good-bye: nimitsittas
thank you: tlasohkamati
that one: inon
yes: kema (ordinary), kemakatsin (reverential)
no: ahmo (ordinary), ahmotsin (reverential)
English: Inglestlahtoli
Do you speak [English]?: Nitetlahtoa [Inglestlahtoli]?
What is your name?: Tlen mo tokatsin?

Nepal Bhasa (Tibeto-Burman)

Translation	Phrase	Pronunciation	Pronunciation
hello	ज्वजलपा	//	jwajalapaa
Whats up?	छु दु?	//	chhu du?
yes	ख:	//	kha
no	मखु	//	makhu
I do not understand	जिं मथु	//	jin mathu
I do not know Nepal Bhasa	जित नेपाल भाय मव	//	jita nepaala bhaaya mawa
Do you know Nepal Bhasa?	छित नेपाल भाय व:?	//	chhita nepaala bhaaya wa?
Happy New Year	न्हुगु दंया भिन्तुना	//	nhugu dan yaa bhintunaa
Where is the bathroom?	चबी गन दु थें?	//	chabee gana du then?
Thank you	सुभाय्	//	subhaay
Welcome	लसकुस	//	lasakusa
Help	ग्वाली	//	gwaalee
Good Morning	भीं सुथ	//	bheen sutha
Good Night	भीं बहनी	//	bheen bahanee

Nigerian Pidgin English (English-based pidgin)

Nigerian pidgin:
hello: How now
good-bye: A go dey see yu now
please: A beg
thank you: Thank yu
that one:
how much?:
English: Oyinbo
yes: Yes
no: No
generic toast:
What: wetin
Where is the toilet? : Na where toilet de?
He/She has left: He don kummot
Do you know...?: Yu sabe...?

Norwegian (Germanic)

Bokmål

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Norwegian	norsk	['nɔʃc] (norsk)
Hello	hallo	[hɑ'luː]
Hi	hei	[hæɪ̯]
Good-bye	farvel (formal and slightly old-fashioned) Ha det bra (a bit less formal) ha det (informal	[fɑɾ'ʋɛl] [hɑːdə.bɾɑ] []
Please	vær så snill	['ʋæːʃɔ.'snɪl]
Thank you	takk	[tʰɑk] (tak)
That one	den or det	[dɛn] [deː]
How much?	hvor mye?	[ʋuɾ myːə]
English	engelsk	['ɛɲl̩sc]
Yes	ja	[jɑː] (yah)
No	nei	[næɪ̯] (nay)
Can I take your picture?	kan jeg ta bilde av deg?	[]
Where is the bathroom?	hvor er toalettet?	[]
Where do you come from?	hvor kommer du fra?	[]
Do you speak English?	snakker du engelsk?	[]
Generic toast	skål	[skɒːɫ]
Where can I find a restaurant?	hvor kan jeg finne en restaurant?	[ˌʋuɾ.kʰɑnjæˈfɪnːɛnˌɾɛstʉˈɾɑŋ]
Where is the nearest hospital?	hvor er det nærmeste sykehuset?	[]

Nynorsk

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Norwegian	norsk	/ˈnɔʃk/
Hello	hallo	/hɑˈluː/
Hi	hei	/hæi/
Good-bye	Ha det bra (formal) ha det (informal)	// //
Please	ver så snill	/ˈwæːr so snil/
Thank you	takk	/tɑk/
That one	han/ho/den /den/ or det	/deː/
How much?	kor mykje?	//
English	engelsk	/ˈeŋelsk/ or /ˈəŋəlsk/
Yes	jau or ja	/jɑː/
No	nei	/næj/
Can I take your picture?	kan eg ta bilete av deg?	//
Where is the bathroom?	kor/kvar er toalettet?	//
Where do you come from?	kor/kvar kjem du frå?	//
Do you speak English?	talar du engelsk?	//
Generic toast	skål	/skoːl/
Where can I find a restaurant?	kor/kvar kan eg finne ein restaurant?	//
Where is the nearest hospital?	kor/kvar er det nærmaste sjukehuset?	//

O'odham (Uto-Aztecan)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
O'odham	O'odham ñiok	/ɔʔɔtˀm ˈɲiɔk/
English	Milga:n ñiok	/miɮˈgaːn ˈɲiɔk/ ('Milga:n' is O'odham for 'American')
hello	Ṣap kaic	/ʃap ˈkaiʧ/ (lit. what did you say?)
good-bye	Do va ep em ñei	/dɔ va ˈəp əm ɲəi/
that one	hegai	/həgaɪ/
yes	ha'u	/haʔʊ/
no	pi'a	/piʔa/

Okinawan (Japonic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
English	inciriguci	?
hello	haisai (women can also say haitai)	?
good-bye	cu: wuganabira	?
please	unige: sabira (things), -kwimi so:re: (actions)	?
thank you	iqpe: nihwe: de:biru	?
I’m sorry	gubiri: sabira (being impolite), waqsaibi:ndo: (accidents, mistakes)	?
how much?	caqsa nato:ibi:ga	?
what's this?	kure: nu:ndi bi:ga	?
yes	wu:	?
no	wu: wu:	?
I don’t understand	wakayabiran	?
Where's the bathroom?	hwu:ruya ma: yaibi:ga	?
generic toast	kari:	?
Do you speak English?	inciriguciya naibi:miga	?

Pennsylvania German, Pennsylvania Deutsch (Germanic)

(dialects may vary)

Pennsylvania Deutsch: Pennsilfaani(sch)-Deitsch
hello: hiya
good-bye: bis schpeeder (bis shpayder) Until later
please: please
thank you: danka schane (dan-key shay-n)
that one: da do (da daw)
how much: Wie viel (wee feel)
English: Englisch
yes: Ya
no: nee (nay)
Can I take your picture?: Kann ich dei Pikder nemme? (can ich (Germanic 'ch' sounds like the H in huge) dye pic-der nay-me)
Where is the washroom?: Wu is die Baadschtupp?
Sorry I don’t understand you.: Sorry, Ich verschteh dich net.

Persian (Indo-Iranian)

English	Persian in orthography	Persian in Romanization	Persian in IPA
Hello!	!ﺴﻼﻢ	Salâm	[sæˈlɒm]
Good-bye!	!خداحافظ ?	Khodâ hâfez Besalamat	[xoˈdɒ hɒˈfez] [besælæmæt]
See you tomorrow.	.تا فردا	Tâ fardâ.	[tɒ færˈdɒ]
Thank you.	.متشكرم	Motashakkeram.	[motæʃækːeˈɾæm]
please	لطفاً	lotfan	[lotˈfæn]
Good morning!	!صبح بخير	Sobh bekheyr!	[sobh beˈxejɾ]
Good afternoon!	!روز بخير	Ruz bekheyr!	[ɾuz beˈxejɾ]
Good evening!	!شب بخير	Shab bekheyr!	[ʃæb beˈxejɾ]
yes	بله آره	bale (formal) âre (informal)	[bæˈle] [ɒˈɾe]
no	نه	na	[næ]
How are you?	حالت چطوره؟ حال شما چطور است؟	Hâlet che-toure? (informal) Hâle shomâ che-tour ast? (formal)	[hɒˈlet ʧetou̯ˈɾe] [hɒˈle ʃoˈmɒ ʧeˈtou̯ɾ æst]
how much	چقدر چند	che-ghadr chand	[ʧeˈɣædɾ] [ʧænd]
How much does it cost?	قيمتاش چند است؟	Ghimatash chand ast?	[ɣimæˈtæʃ ʧænd æst]
this one	اين	in	[in]
that one	آن	ân	[ɒn]
What is this?	اين چى است؟	In chi ast?	[in ʧi æst]
I don't understand.	.ﻧﻤﻔﻬﻤﺪﻢ	Nemifahmedam.	[nemifæhmeˈdæm]
I don't understand Persian.	.فارسی ﻧﻤﻔﻬﻤﺪﻢ	Fârsi nemifahmedam.	[fɒrˈsi nemifæhmeˈdæm]
I don't speak English.		Engelisi harf nimizanam.
Do you speak English?		Engelisi harf mizanid?
Where is the bathroom?		Twalet kojâst? Hamam kojâst?	tvɒlet kodʒɒst
I'm sick.		Marizam. Nâkhosham.	mærizæm. nɒxoʃæm.
Please repeat that for me.		Lotfan tekrar konid.
What does ___ mean in Persian?		Be-Fârsi ___ yani che?	befɒrsi ___ jæni tʃe
What does ___ mean in English?		Be-Engelisi ___ yani che?
good		khub	xub
bad		bad	bæd
Please enter.		Befar moid tu.
Bon appetit!		Nusheh jân!

Polish (Slavic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Pronunciation	Remarks
Polish language	język polski, polszczyzna	['jɛ̃zik 'pɔlski] [pɔl'ʃʧizna]	listen listen
hello	cześć	['ʧɛɕtɕ]	listen	informal, used both for greeting and good-bye, lit. “honour”
good morning, good afternoon	dzień dobry	['dʑɛɲ ,dɔbri]	listen	lit. “good day”
good-bye	do widzenia	[dɔvi'ʣɛɲa]	listen	lit. “until seeing”
good night	dobranoc	[dɔ'branɔʦ]	listen
please	proszę	['prɔʃɛ̃]	listen
you're welcome	proszę bardzo	[ˌprɔʃɛ̃'barʣɔ]	listen
don’t mention it	nie ma za co	[ˌɲɛma'zaʦɔ]	listen	lit. “(there's) nothing for it”
thank you	dziękuję	[dʑɛ̃'kujɛ̃]	listen
this one	m: ten f: ta n: to	[tɛn] [ta] [tɔ]	listen
that one	m: tamten f: tamta n: tamto	['tamtɛn] ['tamta] ['tamtɔ]	listen
how much?	ile?	['ilɛ]	listen
English language	język angielski	['jɛ̃zik aŋ'gɛ´lski]
yes	tak	[tak]	listen
no	nie	[ɲɛ]	listen
I don’t understand	Nie rozumiem	[ɲɛrɔ'zumiɛm]	listen
where's the bathroom?	Gdzie jest łazienka?	[ˌgdʑɛjɛst wa'ʑeŋka]	listen
generic toast:	Na zdrowie!	[na zdrɔv'ɛ]	listen	lit. “to health”
do you speak English?	Czy mówi Pan po angielsku? Czy mówi Pani po angielsku? Czy mówisz po angielsku?	[ʧi'muvipan poaŋ'gɛ´lsku] [ʧi'muvipani poaŋ'gɛ´lsku] [ʧi'muviʃ poaŋ'gɛ´lsku]	listen listen listen	Pan — sir, Mr.; Pani — Mrs.; the third form is both impersonal and informal
what is it?	Co to jest?	[ʦɔtɔ'jɛst]	listen
Welcome to Poland!	Witamy w Polsce!	[vi'tami 'fpɔlsʦɛ]	listen
I love you	Kocham cię	['kɔxamtɕɛ̃]

Portuguese (Romance)

translation	phrase	IPA
Portuguese	Português	PT. /purtu'geʃ/ BR. /portu'gejs/
hello	Olá (PT.) Oi (BR.)	/ɔ'la/ /oi/ (?)
good-bye	Adeus	?
please:	Por favor	PT. /puɾ fɐ'voɾ/ BR. /poɾ fa'vo:/
excuse me	com licença /	?
thank you	obrigado (male speaker);	PT. /obɾi'gaðu/ BR. /obɾi'gado/
	obrigada (female speaker)	PT. /obɾi'gaðɐ/ BR. /obɾi'gada/
you're welcome	De nada	?
sorry	desculpe (formal)	?
	desculpa (informal)	?
help	ajuda	?
how much does it cost?	Quanto custa?	?
Yes:	Sim	/sĩ/
No:	Não	/nãw̃/
I didn’t understand	(Eu) não entendi	?
Where’s the bathroom?	Brazil: Onde fica o banheiro?	[õdʒi fika u baɲɛjɾu]
	Portugal, others: Onde fica a casa de banho	[õdɨ fikɐ a caza dɨ baɲu]
Generic toast	Saúde	PT. /sɐuðɨ/ BR. /saudʒi/
English	inglês	?
Do you speak English?	BR. Você fala inglês? PT. Você fala inglês? (formal) Falas inglês? (informal)	?
I don't speak Portuguese!	Eu não falo português!	?
Happy birthday!	Feliz aniversário!	?
Happy new year!	Feliz ano novo!	?
I need help!	Eu preciso de ajuda!	?
Excuse me, I don't speak Portuguese very well.	Desculpe-me, eu não falo português muito bem.	?
Could I use the phone?	Eu poderia usar o telefone?	?

Romanian (Romance)

English	Romanian	IPA pronunciation
Romanian (language)	(limba) română	/('lim.ba) ro'mɨ.nə/
Hello!	Bună ziua!	/bu.nə'zi.ǔa/
Good bye!	La revedere!	/la.re.ve'de.re/
Please.	Vă rog	/və'rog/
Thank you.	Mulţumesc	/mul.ʦu'mesk/
How much?	Cât?	/kɨt↘/
English	(limba) engleză	/('lim.ba) eŋ'gle.zə/
Do you speak English?	Vorbiţi engleza	/vor'biʦʲ.eŋ'gle.za↗/
Yes.	Da.	/da/
No.	Nu.	/nu/
I don’t understand.	Nu înţeleg.	/'nu.ɨn.ʦe.leg↘/
Cheers!	Noroc!	/no'rok/
Where is the bathroom?	Unde e toaleta?	/'un.de.ǐe.to.a.le.ta↘/

Russian (Slavic)

Translation	Phrase	Transcription	Literal translation
Rusia	русский	[ˈrus.kʲɪj] (listen)
helo	здравствуйте	[ˈzdraf.stvuj.tʲɪ] (listen)	jadilah sihat (kata suruhan kata ganti diri kedua tunggal/jamak hormat)
selamat tinggal	до свидания	[də sʲvʲɪˈdanʲjə] (listen)	sehingga berjumpa
silakan, tolong, minta	пожалуйста	[pʌˈʐɑ.luj.stə] (listen)
terima kasih	спасибо	[spʌˈsʲi.bə] (listen)
yang itu	тот	[tot] (listen)
berapa?	сколько?	[ˈsko.lʲkə] (listen)
Inggeris	английский	[ʌnˈglʲij.skʲɪj] (listen)
ya	да	[da] (listen)
tidak	нет	[nʲɛt] (listen)	“tiada” (singkatan bagi не есть)
maaf	извините	[ɪ.zʲvʲɪˈnʲi.tʲɪ]
saya tidak faham	я не понимаю	[ja nʲɪ pə.nɪˈma.ju]
generic toast	за здоровье	[zə zdʌˈro.vɪjɪ] (listen)	untuk kesihatan
Bolehkan kamu bertutur dalam bahasa Inggeris?	Вы говорите по-английски?	[vɨ gə.vʌˈrʲi.tʲɪ pʌ.ʌnˈglʲij.skʲɪ] (listen)
di manakah tandas?	где здесь туалет?	[gdʲɛ zʲdʲesʲ tu.ʌˈlʲɛt]	where here (is) (the) toilet?
Saya cinta kamu	я тебя люблю	[ja tʲɪˈbʲa lʲuˈblʲu]

Sanskrit (Indo-Iranian)

Translation	Phrase	transliteration	Literal meaning
Sanskrit	संस्कृतम्	saṁskṛtam
Hello	नमो नमः, नमस्कारः	namo namaḥ, namaskāraḥ	Salutations
Good-bye	पुनर्दर्शनाय	punardarśanāya	To meet again
Please	कृपया	kṛpayā	With mercy
Thank you	अनुगृहितोऽस्मि (for men) अनुगृहितास्मि (for women)	anugṛhito'smi (for men) anugṛhitāsmi (for women)	I am blessed
That one	अयमेव	ayameva
How much?	कियत्	kiyat
English	आंग्लभाषा	āṁglabhāṣā
Yes	आम् , एवम्	ām , evam
No	न , नास्ति , नैवम्	na, nāsti, naivam	No, Does not exist, Not that
Generic toast	शुभमस्तु	shubhamastu	Let good happen

Sardinian (Romance)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Sardinian	sardu	/'sarɖu/
hello	bona die	//
good-bye	adiosu	/a'ɖjosu/
bye-bye	a nois bider	/anois'biɖer/
please	pro pragher	/'pro pra'ger/
thank you	gràtzias	/'gratsias/
that one	cussu	/'kusu/
how much?	cantu	/'kantu/
English	Ingresu	/in'gresu/
yes	eia	/'eja/
no	no	/'no/
sorry	mi dispraghidu	//
I don’t understand	Non cumprenno	//
I don’t speak Sardinian	Non faeddo su sardu	//
where’s the bathroom?		//
hello, and generic toast	saludos	/sa'luɖe/

Scots (Germanic)

Scots survives in a number of dialects. The North east Central (Fife) pronunciation is marked NeC, North East Scots (Doric) is marked as NE. C and S for central and southern pronunciations. The unmarked pronunciations are generally used in most areas.

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Scots	Scots	[skots, skɔts]
hello	awricht NE: whit like	[ɑ'rɪxt, a'rɪxt] [fɪt ləik]
good-bye	see ye	[siː jiː]
thank you	ta	[taː]
that one	that ane	C and S [ðat jɪn] NeC [ðat en] NE [at en]
no	nae	[neː, nɒ] NE: na]
yes	ay	[ɑɪ]
sorry	sairy	[seː
I don’t understand	a dinna unnerstaund	[a dɪnə ʌnərstɑːn(d), a dine ʌnərstɑːn(d), a dɪna ʌnərstɑːn(d)]
where’s the bathroom?	whaur’s the cludgie? NE: whaur’s the chantie	[ʍɑːrz ðə klʌdʒɪ,] [fɑrz i 'tʃʌntɪ]
generic toast	cheers!	[tʃiːrz]
do you speak English?	ðae ye speak English?	[diː ji spɪk ɪŋlɪ ʃ]

Scottish Gaelic (Celtic)

Gaelic: Gàidhlig (GAH-lick)
welcome: fàilte (FAL-tyuh)
good-bye: mar sin leibh (mar SHIN laif)
please: mas e do thoil e (mah SHEH daw HOL eh)
thank you: tapadh leibh (TAH-pah ley)
sorry: tha mi duilich (hah mee DOO-leekh)
that one: am fear sin (am fer SHIN)
how much?: cia mheud (kah VIUT)
English: Beurla (BYER-luh)
yes: ²tha (hah)
no: ³chan eil (chan YIL)
I don’t understand: chan eil mi a' tuigsinn (khan YIL mee uh TOOK-shin)
Where’s the bathroom?: càit a bheil an taigh beag? (KATCH-uh vil an TUH-eeh bik)
generic toast: slàinte (SLAN-tyuh)

Serbian (Slavic)

Ekavian Speech

Serbian: српски srpski /srp-skee/ (srpskee)
hello: здраво zdravo /zdrA-vO/ (z like in zebra) Literal translation: healthy
good morning: добро јутро dobro jutro
good afternoon: добар дан dobar dan
good evening: добро вече dobro veče
good-bye: довиђења doviđenja /dOvidʲɛnʲɑ/ Literal translation: until we see again
please: молим molim /mO-lim/ (moleam)
thank you: хвала hvala /hvA-la/ Literal translation: praise
that one: то to (not as English to)
how much?: колико? koliko? /ko-lɛ-ko/ (coleeco, co-, -co => cup)
English: енглески engleski /ɛn-glɛ-ski/ (-skee)
yes: да da /dA/
no: не ne /nɛ/
generic toast: живели! živeli! /ʒi-vɛ-li/ (zhiveli) Literal translation: live!
sorry: извините izvinite /ezveeneete/ (formal)
I don’t understand: не разумем ne razumem /na rAzUmem/
Where is [the bathroom (toilet)]?: Где је тоалет? Gde je toalet? /gdɛ jɛ toAlEt/
Do you speak English?: Да ли говорите енглески? Da li govorite engleski?

Sicilian (Romance)

English	Sicilian
Yes	Sì
No	No
Thank you	Grazzî
Please	Pi fauri
What is your name?	Comu ti chiami?
What time is it?	Chi ura sunnu?
I don’t know	Nun lu sacciu
Goodbye	Nni videmu

Slovak (Slavic)

NOTE: adjectives are in masculine singular nominative, if there are two ways of saying something (formal/informal), the formal one is used. Stress is always on the first syllable of the word.

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Slovak	slovenský (adjective) po slovensky (noun)	/slovɛnskiː/ /po slovɛnski/
hello	dobrý deň	/dobriː ɟɛɲ/ Literal translation	good day
good-bye	dovidenia	/doviɟɛɲi̯a/
please	prosím (Vás)	/prosiːm vaːs/
thank you	ďakujem	/ɟakujɛm vaːm/
that one	tamten	/tamtɛn/
how much?	koľko	/koʎko/
English	anglický (adjective) po anglicky (noun)	/aŋgliʦkiː/ /po aŋgliʦki/
yes	áno	/aːno/
no	nie	/ɲi̯ɛ/
generic toast	Na zdravie	/na zdravi̯ɛ/
sorry	Prepáčte	/prɛpaːʧcɛ/
I don’t understand	Nerozumiem	/ɲɛrozumi̯ɛm/
Where is [the bathroom (toilet)]?	Kde je [záchod]?	/gɟɛ jɛ zaːxot/
Do you speak [English]?	Hovoríte [po anglicky]?	/hovoriːcɛ po aŋgliʦki/

Slovene (Slavic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Slovene	slovensko	/slɒ'ʋinskɒ/
hello	zdravo (literally "healthy") živijo	/'zdrɑʋɒ/ /'ʒɪʋjɒ/
good-bye	nasvidenje (also na svidenje)	/na'sʋɪdɛnjɛ/
please	prosim	/'prɔsim/
thank you	hvala	/'hʋɑla/
that one	tisti	/'tɪstɪ/
how much?	koliko?	/'kɔlɪkɒ/
English	angleško	/ɑn'gleʃkɒ/
yes	da ja (informal)	/dʌ/
no	ne	/nɛ/
generic toast	na zdravje (literally "to our health")	/nɑ zdrɑʋjɛ/

Spanish (Romance)

NOTE: For words ending in a vowel or the letters n or s, stress is on the penultimate (next to last) syllable. Words ending in other consonants, especially verbs, are stressed on the last syllable. Exceptions require a written accent. The th [θ] pronunciation is typical of European Spanish as spoken in most of Spain, and is replaced by the s pronunciation in Latin America and some regions of Spain, such as the Canary Islands.

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Pronunciation	Remarks
Spanish	castellano español	/kasteˈʎano/ /kasteˈʝano/ /espaˈɲol/
let's go	vámonos	/'bamonos/
hello	hola	/ˈola/	listen
good morning	buenos días	/bwenosˈð̞iːas/	listen	lit. good days
goodbye	adiós	/aˈð̞jos/	listen	from a Dios to God
see you (soon)	hasta luego	/ˈastaˈlweɰo/	listen	lit. until (we see) later
please	por favor	/por faˈβ̞or/	listen	lit. by favour
thank you	gracias	/ˈgraθjas/ /ˈgrasjas/	listen
you’re welcome don’t mention it	de nada	/deˈnað̞a/	listen	lit. (it was) of nothing
sorry	perdón	/perˈð̞on/	listen	lit. (I beg your) pardon
pardon me	perdóneme	/pɛɾˈð̞o.ne.me/
I’m sorry	lo siento	/loˈsjɛn.to/	listen	lit. I feel (bad) for it
forgive me	discúlpame disculpe (formal)	/disˈkul.pa.me/
this one	éste (masculine) ésta (feminine)	/ˈeste/ /ˈesta/	listen listen
that one	ése (masculine) ésa (feminine)	/ˈese/ /ˈesa/
that yonder	aquél (masculine) aquella (feminine)	/aˈkel/ /aˈkeʎa/ /aˈkeʝa/
how much?	¿cuánto?	/ˈkwanto/
English	inglés	[iŋˈgles]
yes	sí	/ˈsi/
no	no	/ˈno/
I don’t understand	no comprendo no entiendo	/nokomˈprendo/ /noenˈtjendo/
I don’t know	no sé	/noˈse/
where is the bathroom?	¿Dónde está el baño?	/dondesˈtaelˈβ̞aɲo/
generic toast	salud	/saˈluð̞/		lit. health
Do you speak English? (direct polite)	¿Habla inglés?	/ˈaβ̞laiŋˈgles/	(listen)	polite question
What is your name?	¿Cómo se llama?			polite question
I hope (to wish, to hope)	Ojalá	/oxaˈla/

Swahili (Bantu)

Usage Note: Greetings in Swahili are a crucial aspect of Swahili culture; it is not uncommon for a conversation to last five minutes before it actually moves beyond saying “Hello”. There is no generic word for “Hello” in the language, rather there are numerous options depending on the relative ages and/or race of the people involved, as well as singular and plural forms. A non-comprehensive list would include “hujambo” (reply “sijambo”) for two people of similar age and race, “jambo” (reply “jambo”) for between white and black people, “Shikamoo” (reply “Marahaba”) for a young person to an elderly person, “Hodi” (reply “Karibu”) when in the doorway of a house. There are additionally numerous informal greetings such as “Mambo”, “Safi”, and many more. Farewells are abrupt or even non-existent.

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Swahili	Kiswahili	/ki.swa.hi.li/
hello	Jambo	//
good-bye	kwa heri	/kwa.he.ri/
please	tafadhali	/ta.fa.ða.li/
thank you	asante	/a.san.te/
that one	yule	/ju.le/
how much?	ngapi	/ŋga.pi/
where?	wapi	/wa.pi/
English	Kiingereza	/ki.iŋge.re.za/
yes	ndiyo	/n.di.jo/
no	hapana	/ha.pa.na/
generic toast		//

puta nyo haseyo

Swedish (Germanic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Swedish	svenska	/'svɛnska/
hello	hej	/hɛj/
good-bye	hej då	/hɛj doː/
please	tack as in “yes, please” snälla as in “please, show me to the station” var så god as in “please come in and make yourself at home”	/tak/ /'snɛla/ /vaʂɔ'guːd/
excuse me	ursäkta mig	/'ʉːʂɛkta mɛj/ or /ʉ'ʂɛkta mɛj/
sorry	förlåt	/
thank you	tack	/tak/
that one	den där	/dɛn dæːɾ/
how much?	hur mycket?	/hʉːɾ 'mʏkːɛ/
English	engelska	/'ɛŋːɛlska/
yes	ja	/jɑː/ or /ja/
no	nej	/nɛj/ (neiy)
generic toast	skål	/skoːl/
banana	banan	/ba'nɑːn/
what time is it?	vad är klockan?	/vɑː æ 'klɔkːan/
Where's the bathroom?	var är toaletten?	/vɑːɾ æ tʊa'lɛtːɛn/
I don’t understand	jag förstår inte	/ja fœ'ʂtoːɾ 'ɪntɛ/
Do you speak English?	Talar du engelska?	/'tɑːlaɾ dʉ 'ɛŋːɛlska/

Tagalog/Filipino (Malayo-Polynesian)

Note: The polite forms of some phrases — those which make use of the word pô — should generally be used when speaking to persons of authority and seniority, or to show reverence to the person to whom spoken. With friends and in casual situations, pô is not used.

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Tagalog	Tagalog	/tɐˈgalog/
Filipino	Pilipino	/ˌpiliˈpino/
Hello/How are you?	Kumustá/Kumustá ka?	/kumusˈta (ka)/
I’m fine, and you?	Mabuti namán, ikáw?	/mɐˈbutɛ nɐˈman, ʔiˈkaʊ̯/
Good-bye	Paalam (pô)	/pɐˈʔalam (poʔ)/
Please	pakí-(verb) (pô)	/pɐˈki (poʔ)/
Thank you	Salamat (pô)	/sɐˈlamat (poʔ)/
You're welcome	Waláng anumán (pô) (literally, "No problem")	/ʊɐˈlaŋ ʔɐnuˈman (poʔ)/
That one	Iyon (pô)(object far from person spoken to) [demonstrative] Ayun (pô) [reflective]	/ʔiˈjon (poʔ)/
That one (object near to/held by person spoken to)	Iyan (pô) [demonstrative] Ayan (pô)ˈ [reflective]	/ʔiˈjan (poʔ)/
How much?	Magkano (pô)?	/mɐgˈkano (poʔ)/
English	Ingglés	/ʔɪŋˈglɛs/
Yes	Oo / Opò (polite form)	/ˈoʔo/, /ˈopoʔ/
No	Hindî Hindí pô (polite form)	/hɪnˈdiʔ/, /hɪnˈdɛʔ/ /hɪnˈdi (poʔ)/
Where's the bathroom?	Nasaán ang banyo?	/ˌnasɐʔan ʔaŋ ˈbanjo/
What is your name? (casual)	Anó ang pangalan mo?	/ʔɐˈno ʔaŋ pɐˈŋalan mo/
What is your name? (formal)	Anó pô ang inyóng pangalan?	/ʔɐˈno poʔ ʔaŋ ʔɪnˈjoŋ pɐˈŋalan/
Sorry	Paumanhín (pô)	/pɐʔumanˈhin (poʔ)/
I don’t know	Hindí ko (pô) alám	/hɪnˈdi ko (po) ʔaˈlam/
I don’t understand	Hindí ko (pô) naíintindihan	/hɪnˈdi ko (po) naˈiɪntindihan/
I don’t remember	Hindí ko (pô) natátandaan	/hɪnˈdi ko (po) naˈtatandɐʔan/
Welcome/Generic toast	Mabuhay! (literally, "Long live!")	/mɐˈbuhaɪ/
I am sick	Masamâ (po) ang pakiramdám ko (literally, "I’m not feeling well")	/masɐˈmaʔ (po) ʔaŋ pɐkiɾɐmˈdam ko/
Do you speak English?	Marunong ka bang magsalitâ ng Ingglés?	/mɐˈrunɔŋ ka baŋ mɐgsaliˈta naŋ ʔɪŋˈglɛs/

Tamil (Dravidian)

Translation	Phrase	Transliteration	IPA
Tamil	தமிழ்		t̪ɐmɨɹ
hello	வணக்கம்	Vanakkam	vanakːam
good-bye	சென்று வருகிறேன்	sentru varukireen	sentu varukireen
please	தயவு செய்து	thayavu seithu	tajavu seiθu
thank you	நன்றி	nandri	nantʕi
sorry	மன்னிக்கவும்	mannikkavum
that one	அது	adhu	a tʰu
how much?	எவ்வளவு	evvalavu	evːalavu
yes	ஆம்	aam	aːm
no	இல்லை	illai	ilːaj
I don’t understand	எனக்குப் புரியவில்லை	ennaku puriyavillai
Where's the bathroom?	குளியலறை எங்கே உள்ளது?	kuliyalarai engai ullathu?
generic toast (not used in formal occasions and to elders): Hey!	டேய்!	dei	de:i
English	ஆங்கிலம்	aangilam	aːŋilam
Do you speak English?	நீங்கள் ஆங்கிலம் பேசுவீர்களா?	neengal aanglilam paysuveerkala?

Please note that spoken Tamil is very different from formal written Tamil. The above phrases are in written Tamil and thus sound very awkward and stilted when used in everyday speech.

Tatar (Turkic)

äye — yes
yuq — no
isänme(sez)/sawmı(sız) — hello
sälâm — hi
saw bul(ığız)/xuş(ığız) — goodbye
zínhar öçen — please
min — I
sin — you
ul — he / she / it
bez — we
sez — you
alar — they
millät — nation
İngliz(çä) — English

Telugu (Dravidian)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
Telugu	Andhra Bhasha	/andʰra bʰaʃa/
hello	namaskaaram	/namaskaːram/
good-bye	Selavu	/selavu/
please	Daya chesi	/daja ʧesi/
thank you	Dhanyavadamulu	/dʰanjavadamulu/
that one	adi	/adi/
how much?	Enta	/enta/
English	Aanglam	/aːŋlam/
yes	Avunu	/avunu/
no	Kaadu	/kaːdu/
I don’t understand	Naaku artham kaledhu
Where is the bathroom?	bathroom ekkada?
How are you?	ela Vunnaru?
Language	Basha
Where are we going?	ekkadiki veluthunam?

Thai (Tai-Kadai)

Translation		Transliteration
hello/goodbye	สวัสดี	sawàtdii
goodbye	ลาก่อน	lææ-kɔ̀ɔn
thank you	ขอบคุณ	khɔ̀ɔp khun
you're welcome	ไม่เป็นไร	mâi pen rai
yes	ใช่	châi
no	ไม่ใช่	mâi châi
excuse me, sorry	ขอโทษ	khɔ̌ɔ thôot
How are you?	สบายดีไหม	sàbaay dii mǎay?
I am fine	สบายดี	sàbaay dii
what is your name?	คุณชื่ออะไร	khun chɯ̂ɯ àrai?
my name is ...	ผม/ดิฉันชื่อ...	phǒm/dìchǎn chɯ̂ɯ...
nice to know you	ยินดีที่ได้รู้จัก	yindii thîi dâi rúucàk
nice to know you too	เช่นกัน	chen gun
How much does this cost?	ราคาเท่าไร	ra ka thao rai?

Polite language in Thai requires that a politeness marker be at the end of every phrase. The markers differ according to the gender of the speaker:

Gender of speaker	Marker	Transliteration
male	ครับ	khráp
female (question)	คะ	khá
female (statement)	ค่ะ	khâ

Tok Pisin (Neo-Melanesian English creole)

Pidgin: Tok Pisin
hello: gut de
good-bye: gut bai
please: plis
thank you: tenkyu
that one: em
how much?: haumas
English: Inglis
yes: yes
no: nogat
nevermind, it doesn’t matter: maski
I don’t know: mi no save (save is two syllables sa-ve)

Turkish (Turkic)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
hello	merhaba	/ˈmeɾhaba/
welcome	hoş geldiniz	/ˌhoʃ gʲeldiˈniz/
good morning	günaydın	/gʲynˈajdɯn/
good afternoon	iyi günler	/ˌiː gʲynˈleɾ/
good evening	iyi akşamlar	/ˌiː akʃamˈlaɾ/
good night	iyi geceler	/ˌiː gʲedʒeˈleɾ/
good bye	hoşçakal/hoşçakalın	/ˌhoʃtʃaˈkal/ / /ˌhoʃtʃakalˈɯn/
please	lütfen	/ˈlytfen/
thank you	teşekkür ederim	/teʃekʲyɾ edeɾˈim/
how much	ne kadar	/ˈne kaˌdaɾ/
English	İngilizce	/iŋgiˈlizdʒe/
Turkish	Türkçe	/ˈtyɾkʧe/
yes	evet	/evˈet/
no	hayır	/ˈhajɯɾ/

Tz'utujil (Mayan)

Translation	Phrase	IPA
hello	colí	/kɔˈlɪ/
good morning	sacarí	/sɐkɐˈrɪ/
good afternoon	caj'ij	/ˈkɐxʔɪx/
good night	xuca'a	/ʃʊˈkɐʔɐ/
good-bye	na'an baika	/ˈnɐʔɐn/ /ɓɐˈɪkɐ/
thank you	maltióx	/mɐltɪˈɔʃ/
Let's go!	Jo!	/xɔ/
How are you?	Utz?	/ʔʊʦ/
yes	ken	/kɛn/
no	ken ta'	/kɛn tɐʔ/

Ukrainian (Slavic)

Note: adjectives have different forms when describing feminine, masculine or neuter nouns.

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Literally
Ukrainian	українська, f. український, m. українське, n.	/uˌkraˈjinˌsʲka/ /uˌkraˈjinˌsʲkɪj/ /uˌkraˈjinˌsʲkɛ/
hello	привіт	/prɪˈvit/	“greetings”
good-bye	до побачення	/do poˈbaˌtʃenˌnʲa/	“until seeing”
please	будь ласка	/budʲ ˈlaˌska/	“be kind”
thank you	дякую	/ˈdjakuju/

Urdu (Indo-Iranian)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Transliteration
Urdu	اردو	urd̪uː	urdū
Hello!	!اسلام و عليکم	əsəlɑːm ʋɑːleːkum	assalām vālekum
Hello! (reply)	!و عليکم السلام	ʋɑːleːkum əsəlɑːm	vālekum assalām
Goodbye!	!خداحافظ	xud̪ə hɑːfiz	xuda hāfiz
please*	مہربانی فرماکے	meːhrbɑiː fərmɑːkeː	mehrbānī farmake
Thank you.*	شکريہ	ʃukrijə	shukriyā
Thank you very much!	!بہت بہت شکريہ	bəhut̪ bəhut̪ ʃukrijə	bahut bahut shukriyā
Welcome!	!خوش آمديد	xuːʃ əmd̪eːd̪	xūsh amded
Excuse me.	معاف کيجۓ	mɑːf kiːdʒiːjeː	māf kījīye
Don’t mention it.	کوئ بات نہيں	koiː bɑːt̪ nəhiː	koī bāt nahī
Yes.	جی ہاں	dʒiː hɑ̃ː	jī hāⁿ
No.	جی نہيں	dʒiː nəhĩː	jī nahīⁿ
good/right	اچھا	ətʃʰə̃	acchaⁿ
(all-purpose adj./interj.)
How are you?	آپ کيسے ہيں/کیسی ہيں؟	ɑːp kɛːseː hẽː/kɛːsiː hẽː	āp kaise haiⁿ/kaisī haiⁿ? (m/f)
OK!	ٹھيک ہے	ʈʰiːk hɛː	ṭhīk hai!
one minute! (“just a sec”; interj.)	ايک منٹ	eːk minəʈ	ek minaṭ
I don’t understand	ميں نہين سمجھا	mẽː nəhĩː səmdʒʰə/səmdʒʰiː	maiⁿ nahīⁿ samjha/samjhī (m/f)
I don’t know	مجھے نہين پتہ	mudʒʰeː nəhĩː pət̪ə	mujhe nahi pata (m/f)
English	انگريزی	əŋgreːziː	angrezī
what is your name?	آپ کا کیا نام ہے؟	ɑːpkə kjɑː nɑːm hɛː	āp ka kyā nām hai?
my name is ...	میرا نام ... ہے	meːrɑː nɑːm ... hɛː	merā nām ... hai
It was nice to meet you	آپ سے مل کر بہت خوشی ہوئ	ɑːp seː milkər bəhut̪ xuːʃiː huiː	āp se milkar bahut xūshī huī
Nice to meet you too	مجھے بھی	mudʒʰeː bʰiː	mujhe bhī
How much does this cost?	اس کی کیا قيمت ہے؟	iskiː kjɑː qiːmət̪ hɛː	iskī kyā qīmat hai?
Do you speak English?	کيا آپ انگريزی بولتے/بولتی ہيں؟	kjɑː ɑːp əŋgreːziː boːlt̪eː/boːlt̪iː hẽː	kya āp angrezī bolte/boltī (m/f) haiⁿ?

*These are not used nearly as casually in Urdu as they are in Western languages.

Vietnamese (Viet-Muong)

Translation	Phrase	Pronunciation
Vietnamese	tiếng Việt	tyeng vyet
Hello	xin chào	sin tsao
Good bye	tạm biệt	tahm byet
Yes	có	koh
No	không	khong
Thank you	cảm ơn	kahm uhn
You're welcome	không có chi	khong koh tsee
Sorry	xin lỗi	toy sin loy
English	tiếng Anh	tyeng ahn
Do you speak English?	Bạn có biết nói tiếng Anh không?	bahn koh byet noy tyeng ahn khong?
Please	làm ơn	lahm uhn
Who?	ai?	aye?
What?	cái gì?	kie zee? / kie yee?
When?	khi nào?	khee now?
Where?	ở đâu?	uh doh?
Why?	tại sao?	tie sao?
How?	như thế nào?	nyue theh now?

Visaya/Filipino (Melayu-Polinesia)

Translation	Phrase	Pronunciation
English	Inglés
Visayan	Bisayan
Hello	helo
good-bye	paalam
How are you?	Kumusta (ka na)
Where?	asa?
This one?	ma o ni?/kani?
thank you	salamat
Do you speak English?	maka istorya ka'g inglés?
Do you speak Visayan?	maka istorya ka'g bisaya?
yes	o'o
no	dili
this or this?	kani o kani?
What time is it?	unsa nang oras?
Do you understand?	kasabut ka?
How much?	pila?
Have a good trip!	maayong pag biyahe!

Võro (Finno-Ugrik)

Translation	Phrase	IPA	Comments
Võro	võro kiil	[ˈvɤro kɪ:l]
hello	tereq	[ˈtereʔ]
good-bye	hääd aigo	[hæ:d ˈaiko]	literally "(have a) good time"
please	pallõsi	[ˈpal:əsiʔ]	literally "I would beg"
thank you	aiteh tennäsi	[aiˈtex] [ˈten:æsiʔ]	(a more formal expression, it literally means “I would thank (you)”.)
you're welcome	pallõsi	[ˈpal:əsiʔ]
this	seo taa	[sʲo:] [ta:]
that one	tuu	[tu:]
how much?	ku pall'o?	[ku ˈpalʲlʲo]
English	inglüse kiil	[ˈiŋ:klyse kɪ:l]
yes	jah	[jax]
no	ei	[eiʔ]
sorry	andkõ andis	[ˈantkəʔ 'anʲdʲis]
I don’t understand	Saa-ai arvo	['sa:ai ˈarvo]
generic toast	tervüses	[ˈtervyses]	literally "to/for health"
Do you speak English?	Kas ti kõnõlõt inglüse kiilt?	[kas ti ˈkɨnələt ˈiŋklyse kɪ:lt]
Where is the bathroom/toilet?	Kon om peldik / WC?	[kon: om: ˈpeltik / 've:'ʦe:]
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!	Hüvvä joulu ja õnnõlikku vahtsõt aastakka!	[hyv:ä ˈjoulu ja ˈɨn:əlik:u 'vahtsət a:stak:a]

Wales (Celtic)

Welsh: Cymraeg (kum-RAig)
English: Saesneg (SAY-sneg)
Good morning!: Bore da! (bo-re da)
Good afternoon!: P'nawn da! (p'nown da)
Welcome!: Croeso! (KROY-so)
Goodbye!: Da boch chi! (da BO-khi)
Cheerio!: Hwyl fawr! (hooil vowR)
Good night!: Nos da! (noss da)
Please: Os gwelwch chi'n dda (oss GWEL-oo-khin dha)
Thank you: Diolch (DEE-olkh)
Thank you very much: Diolch yn fawr (DEE-olkh'n vowR)
You're welcome: Da chi (dah khee)
No thank you: Dim diolch (dim dee-olkh)
Yes: Ie (EE-eh), Do (doh), Oes (oyss), Ydy (UD-ee) etc.

There are at least 20 words for “yes”.

To answer “yes” you must agree with the question.

“Oes...?” (Is there...?) is answered with “Oes” (Yes there is).

“Ydy...?” (Is he/she...?) is answered with “Ydy” (Yes he/she is).

“Ydw...?” (Am I...?) would however be answered appropriately with “Ydych” (Yes you are) and vice versa.

“Ie” (Yes) is only used when a proper question hasn’t been asked, or in reply to “Ai...?” (Is it...?).

“Do” (Yes I did, Yes you did, etc.) is used in reply to questions in the past tense.

No: Na (nah)

To contradict someone or to give a more definite “no” you can however precede the words for “yes” with “na” or “nag”, e.g. “Nag oes!” (No there isn’t!) (The opposite of Do is Naddo.)

(I’m) sorry!: Mae'n flin gen i! (mye'n vleen Gen ee)
Isn’t it? Wouldn’t it? Aren’t they? Won’t we? etc.: Ynte? (un-teh)
Cheers! Good health!: Iechyd da! (YEKH-id dah)

Yoruba (Benue-Congo)

hello: Ba wo ni
good-bye: O da bo
please: E jo
thank you: O se/E se
that one: Iyen
how much?: E lo?
English: Oyinbo
yes: Be ni
no: Be ko