Hello World in Different Languages

Daniel Grunwald

CalvinHobbies

my first "Hello world" was; "Duuuudeee!!!!! " later on my project like hello worlds would say "yo wasaap"or "Homie! " ah how times change :) :laugh: ///////////////// Thus spake the master programmer: ``A well-written program is its own heaven; a poorly-written program is its own hell.''

Chris Losinger

wow. that was an wonderful and inspiring link. i am now in the mood to write my own useless language. Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker

Fernando A Gomez F

The spanish stuff is right. The portuguese does not seem to be right. By the way, Hello World in mayan would look like: bixi lela' yóok'ol kab Regards, Fernando A polar bear is a bear whose coordinates has been changed in terms of sine and cosine.

Jecc

"Hello World!" in Portuguese is "Olá mundo!". There's no such word as "hello" in Portuguese. In Brazilian Portuguese it could be "Oi mundo!", I guess (not too bad in European Portuguese either, but less common). I wasn't sure, but googling seems to confirm my impression that the correct form in Spanish is "¡Hola Mundo!", with an 'H'. "Bonjour Monde!" doesn't seem right to me, since "bonjour" means "good day" rather then "hello". I'd suggest "Salut Monde!". Looks good in Italian, but I'm no expert. No idea about the rest (can't even read the characters). Hope that helps.

malockin

In Arabic it's: مرحبا يا عالم! "Marhaban Ya Alam" if your browser doesn't support arabic encoding click here

tuga x

The correct portuguese is: Olá Mundo!

dr TyGER Konstantin

Russian - Привет Мир!

Regardt

Afrikaans (South-Africa). Very simular to Dutch. "Hello Wêreld"

Late

Lithuanian: Labas, Pasauli

MickW

Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote: http://www2.latech.edu/~acm/HelloWorld.shtml OMG!! Some of those languages are ancient - which probably means that I must be ancient too :(( I'll have to try hard to remember all those years ago and send you some BCPL, Coral-66 and RTL/2. Mick. England and America are two countries separated by a common language. George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950). A true visionary who was clearly predicting the rise of VB ;)

MickW

J. Dunlap wrote: This is the most fun sort of Hello World to write in .NET.[^] Reminds me of someone who wrote a one liner in VAX Fortran that did square roots. IIRC, he peeked the exponent of the number, divided by two and poked it back again. Cheating? Yes - but it did work. Mick. The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it. George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950). Me? I'm just a cynic.

tombala

Here's one for you: Turkish (Türkçe) - Merhaba Dünya! Good luck...

Vikram A Punathambekar

My roomie lived for close to 10 years in Indonesia. Bahasa (heck, that itself is a corruption of a Hindi word) is a smattering of Hindi, Sanskrit, Dutch and some local tribal languages. Cheers, Vikram.

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Vikram A Punathambekar

:omg: I'm actually able to understand that, and my only remotely Turkish connection is that I've watched Simarik by Tarkan. In Hindi, duniya means world. Cheers, Vikram.

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