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Lonely Planet 2021 Challenge #3: How to say “hello” in Korean, Swahili, Polish, Navajo, Mandarin and Greek Maya Stanton 25 January 2021 In the third installment of our Lonely Planet 2021 Hello Challenge, learn how to say hello in Korean, Swahili, Polish, Navajo, Mandarin and Greek. Whether you re spending a serious amount of time in a particular destination or just passing through, you can t go wrong with learning how to say hello in the local language.  Haedong Yonggungsa temple, Busan, South Korea © SirichaiStudio/Shutterstock Korean Upwards of 77 million people speak Korean as their native language, including 51.8 million citizens below the 38th parallel and 25.6 million to the north. In South Korea, English is quite common, though offering greetings in the local tongue is a good way to show respect. 

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