Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to say hello in german [title] Know your listener. [step] Say these phrases when you are greeting business associates and people you do not know well. Most of these greetings relate to the time of day.

Ending1: Greetings may help you establish a friendly rapport with the person or person who you might be greeting from, and the tone of your greeting may help her or him to understand your message. [substeps] German means " hello " or " hello. Ending2: [substeps] " guten morgen! "--good morning! It is usually used until about noon. In some areas of germany, it is only said until 10 a.m. Ending3: The dutch word for greeting a new person is " lot. " [substeps] " how are you? " " how was your weekend " and " are you okay? " can all be phrases you would know. Ending4: For example, hello belgium: " ich bonsoir "-returned followed by " mi "-pronounced: " deh muhlez prende? " [substeps] German should sound like the english equivalent, " oure-mal. " when you're greeting someone in a foreign country, punctuate their last name with the last letter " s " or " canten.

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