Yakko: There's a word in every language<br />
A word that you should know<br />
A word that means you're friendly<br />
A word used high and low.<br />
Though the way to say it varies<br />
Most everywhere you go<br />
Its meaning never changes<br />
And that word is...<br />
YW+D : ...Hello!<br />
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YW+D : Hello!<br />
Hello!<br />
Hello! Hello! Hello!<br />
Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello!<br />
Hello! Hello!<br />
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Yakko: In Germany it's "guten Tag"<br />
Which also means "good day"<br />
"Ni hao" is exactly how<br />
Hello sounds in Taipei.<br />
In Portugal it's "ola"<br />
In Arabic, "salem"<br />
Saying "zravo" means hello<br />
In Macedonian.<br />
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It's "aloha" in Hawaii<br />
They say "geia sou" in Greece<br />
In Israel the word's "shalom"<br />
And that means "peace".<br />
The Italians have "buon giorno"<br />
The Viennese, "servus"<br />
When you're at the Eiffel Tower<br />
Just smile and say "salut!"<br />
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YW+D : Hello!<br />
Hello!<br />
Hello!<br />
Hello!<br />
Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello!<br />
Hello! Hello!<br />
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Yakko: In Nepal they say "namaste"<br />
In Sweden, "goddag"<br />
In Thailand, "sabai dee roo"<br />
"Dobri den" in Prague.<br />
In the Spanish language, "hola"<br />
The Netherlands, it's "dag"<br />
In Japanese, "konnichi-wa"<br />
And "hey" in Little Rock.<br />
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When you say "u hali gani"<br />
Swahili is the tongue<br />
In Russian it's "zdrahstvooyteh"<br />
Which sounds way better sung.<br />
If you're ever in Korea<br />
"Ahnyung hahsay yo!"<br />
And in some parts of Brooklyn<br />
Hello is just plain "yo!"<br />
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Y+W  : Hello!<br />
Dot  : Hello!<br />
Y+W  : Hello!<br />
Dot  : Hello...<br />
Y+W  : Hello!<br />
Dot  : Hello??<br />
Y+W  : Hello!<br />
Dot  : Hello!!<br />
YW+D : Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello!<br />
Hello! Hello!<br />
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YW+D : Though the way to say it varies<br />
Most everywhere you go<br />
Its meaning never changes<br />
Hello!<br />
Hello!!<br />
Hello!!!<br />
G'bye!