Hello. Goodbye. Thank you. Welcome. Please.

Italiano

Hello: Ciao
Goodbye: Arrivederci
Please: Per favore
Thank you: Grazie
Your welcome: Sei il benvenuto (supposing you wanted to write "you're welcome"😉
Bump: ?

Originally posted by Ravello
Italiano

Hello: Ciao
Goodbye: Arrivederci
Please: Per favore
Thank you: Grazie
Your welcome: Sei il benvenuto (supposing you wanted to write "[b]you're welcome"😉
Bump: ?[/b]

Originally posted by Nordlys
Hello: Dia dhuit
Goodbye: Slán leat
Please: Más é do thoil é
Thank you: Go raibh maith 'ad
Your welcome: Tá fáilte romhat
Bump: ???

😉

Originally posted by rwingett
Maybe you should master your own language first. It's "you're welcome" and not "your welcome". You're - it's a contraction for you are. You see how that works?

Originally posted by shavixmir
Dutch:

Hoi
Totziens
Alstublieft
Dank je
Graag gedaan
Omhoog helpen?

Proost!

Originally posted by Ragnorak
To be honest, I was going to start the thread off with those but I couldn't remember "please" and "you're welcome".

In other news, my girlfriend of 9 years has just become my fiance of 1 day and you SOBs are the first to know. Well, apart from the parents that is.

D

Originally posted by KneverKnight
Congratulations!

Originally posted by ivangrice
German:

Guten Morgen/Nachmittag/Abend (good morning/afternoon/evening)
Bis bald (See you later)
Bitte (please)
Danke (thanks)
Gern geschern (you're welcome)
Don't know 'bump'...

Tschuss (cheers)

Italian

Hello: Ciao/Salve
Goodbye: Ciao/Arrivederci
Please: Per Favore
Thank you: Grazie
Your welcome: Prego
Bump: Vino

These might be useful for customers you dont like.

No, you can't return the product: Va Fa In Culo
No Discounts: Upe yo asse (Pronounced Up-eh yaw @ss-eh)
I'm not listening: Itsa spicy meataball
Go Away: Shutuppa ya face
I'll go get the manager: Testa Di Cuzzo
I am the Manager: Shutuppa ya face

French
Hello=Bonjour
Goodbye= Au revoir
Please= Sil vous plait
Thank you= Merci
You're welcome= Votre bienvenue
Bump I'm not sure of it in this context.

The Quebecois version is the same, but with the phrase "maudit anglais" added whenever possible.

I meant the prego/de nada version of "you're welcome".

D

Originally posted by KneverKnight
You're welcome= Votre bienvenue

Originally posted by Ragnorak
To be honest, I was going to start the thread off with those but I couldn't remember "please" and "you're welcome".

In other news, my girlfriend of 9 years has just become my fiance of 1 day and you SOBs are the first to know. Well, apart from the parents that is.

D

Originally posted by Ragnorak
Haven't heard that one before. What about "bitte schon" for you're welcome?

D

Afrikaans (kitchen Dutch)

Hello: Hallo
Goodbye: Totsiens
Please: Asseblief
Thank you: Dankie
Your welcome: Jy's welkom
Bump: Stamp