Hello

This is our typical way of saying hello

Greek Greetings!

Italy

We can communicate with hands too!!!

Ciao from Italy

ITALY

Slovakia

Coded messages



... by Matúš, 10 years old

GREECE

Who we are always depends on other people before us. If we do not know them well, then we do not know ourselves well.

Slovakia

Meeting friends

... by Matúš and Jozef, 10 - 11 years old

Hello from Greece No 2

We hope you remember how to say "Hello" in Greek so we won't repeat. And yes! We are always so sweet (even when we have a test)!

Hello from Greece

Hello in Greek is "Yiasas". It is written "Γειά σας"...And yes! We are always that frightening (apart from when we have a test)!

Slovakia

Try to guess what the gestures in "pantomime" singing of 5.A class pupills means? Check your ideas in the second video.

Slovakia

"HELLO" = "AHOJ"

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...by Diana, 11 years old

Slovakia

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...made by Simona, 11 years old

HELLO

Kengyel, Hungary

The images above show how people from different countries greet each other in non-verbal ways.

Hello from Slovenia again

Here is how we say hello in written words. Soon you`ll be able to hear us.

Here are Slovene greetings.


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Hello from BULGARIA

SLOVENIA

Hello from Slovenia. We watched all your presentaitons and they`re great.
Here is our presentation.

Kengyel, Hungary

In the following video you can see some ways of saying hello. The scenery used in the background has been made by 10-year-old pupils with the help of their art teacher. Originally it was made for a competition where schools had to illustrate well-known tales. As our kids won this competition, we decided to use it for our video.

POLAND

Hello everyone,
Thank you for the beautiful poster from Hungary!
We would like to show you our students performing the Greek Dance.
See the video below.
:-)
Dancers: Angelika, Kasia, Krystian, Daria, Ola, Sylwia

POLAND - see our students performing the Greek Dance

Kengyel, Hungary

Here you can see some ways of saying hello in Hungarian. We are working on a wideo, too, it will be published soon.

POLAND

Nowadays many kids in Poland use slang to say "hello".
The sentence "Hi, how are you?" has been changed several times:
Cześć, jak się masz?
Sie masz?
Sie ma!
Siemka! 

POLAND

This is how we say "good morning" in polish sign language.
The video comes from:
Film pochodzi z MULTIMEDIALNEGO SŁOWNIKA JĘZYKA MIGOWEGO
autorstwa Mariusza Saka i ks. Grzegorza Sokalskiego.

"good morning"

POLAND

Greeting is a way to communicate awareness of each other's presence, to show attention to, and to suggest a type of relationship or social status between individuals or groups of people coming in contact with each other. Greetings can be expressed both audibly and physically, and often involve a combination of the two.
How do we say 'hallo"?
We shake hands.
Boys sometimes use "Soul Brother Handshake" - traditional handshake followed by hooking thumbs and holding each other's hand up.
Boys sometimes touch each others fists calling it "turtle sign"- facing palm slaps.
Men sometimes kiss women's hand.
Girls hug each other; cheek kissing is also popular-depending on situation the number of kisses is usually one, two, three.

POLAND - HELLO EVERYONE!

5 "a"

6 "c"

POLAND

This is how we say "hello". More posters soon.

POLAND

Here's our first voki.
There will be more photos, posters, short video movies and sound files soon.

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