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Hw do you say hello in Persian?

There are several ways to say "hello" in Persian, depending on the situation and level of formality:

Formal:

* سلام (Salam): This is the most common and formal greeting, used for anyone you don't know well or are showing respect to.

* صبح بخیر (Sobh be kheir): This means "good morning" and is used in the morning.

* عصر بخیر (Asr be kheir): This means "good afternoon" and is used in the afternoon.

* شب بخیر (Shab be kheir): This means "good evening" and is used in the evening.

Informal:

* سلام (Salam): While technically formal, it's also commonly used for friends and family.

* خوبی؟ (Khoobi?): This means "Are you well?" and is a common greeting among friends.

* چطوری؟ (Chetori?): This means "How are you?" and is another informal greeting.

* خوبم (Khoobam): This means "I'm good" and is the common response to "Khoobi?" or "Chetori?"

Other options:

* درود (Dood): This is a poetic greeting, similar to "greetings."

* سلامتی (Salamat): This means "health" and is a common greeting in some regions.

It's best to start with "Salam" as a safe and polite greeting in most situations.

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