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🤗 Corsican Greetings for Everyday Life

Hi Corsican learners! 😃

Do you want to learn how to say “Hello” in Corsican?

Greetings are an important part of any language because they allow you to connect and communicate with others.

If you’re planning a trip to the country or are trying to learn Corsican, keep reading to discover some of the most important greetings.

Let’s get started! 🤗

Greetings[edit | edit source]

English	Corsican
general greeting in northern [cos-nor] and southern dialects, hello	Bonghjornu
general greeting in northern [cos-nor] and southern dialects, hi	Salutu
general greeting in the [cos-nor] northern dialect [cos-nor]	Salute
general greeting in the southern dialect	Saluta
evening greeting in northern [cos-nor] and southern dialects	Bonasera
nighttime greeting in northern [cos-nor] and southern dialects	Bonanotte
how are you? in the southern dialect	Cumu hè?
how are you? formal in the northern dialect [cos-nor]	Cume state?
how are you? informal in the northern dialect [cos-nor]	Cume stai?
how are you? formal in the southern dialect	Cumu state?
how are you? informal in the southern dialect	Cumu stai?
reply to Cume state, Cume stai, Cumu state, and Cumu stai	Va bè
reply to Cume state, Cume stai, Cumu state, and Cumu stai	Bè
How are you?	Cumu và ?
Well	Và bè
What's your name?	?
My name is ...	Mi chjamu ...
first name	picculu nome
last name, family name	nome di famiglia
miss madam	(ma)damicella madama
mister	signoru, sgiò, mussiù
good morning good afternoon	bonghjornu
good evening	bona sera
good night	bona notte
goodbye	licenziu
see you soon	a prestu
good luck	bona furtuna
kiss	un basgiu
to love	amà
please	fate u piace
thanks thanks so much	grazia grazie mille/tante
yes	ié
no	no
a little bit	appena, un pocu
sorry	disulatu, desolatu
Excuse me	Mi scusu, scusatemi