Celebrate World Hello Day with a joyful tour of how to say “hello” in 23 languages. A fun, warm reminder that simple greetings can connect people across cultures and spark meaningful moments.

Ni hao , Chinese for “hello,” or ting bu dong, meaning “I hear you, but I don’t understand,” are two expressions one often overhears today in Zimbabwe’s capital. It is one of the results of tenacious ...

The Centre for Language Education and Cooperation of the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China and StarTimes Group has announced the successful conclusion of the second season of the ...

Seven-year-old Johnny Jones knows how to say hello in Chinese, (pronounced Nee Ha-OW’). When asked what else he knew about Chinese culture he said softly, “I know what they eat.” His favorite is ...

When Zuri Patterson, a second-grader, entered her new classroom the first day of school, butterflies traveled the length of her stomach right before she made formal introductions to her new classmates ...

Sick of greeting people with a boring old “hello” or “hey or “howdy there?” This infographic from LivingLanguage.com offers 21 other ways to say it. We definitely recommend busting these out to seem ...

Tanzania's decision to introduce Chinese as an optional subject in primary schools has sparked new momentum across the ...