Appendix:Vocabulary/Greetings and salutations

Ihavachi are words or phrases that one says in order to politely acknowledge another's presence or leaving. 
== Greetings ==
=== To acknowledge a person's presence ===
Ala! Hello!
Mave bune! Good-bye! (I leave) 
Mavu bune! Good-bye! (YOU leave) 
Sol bune! Good morning! Good day! 
Stisol bune! Good (after)noon! 
Nakt bune! Good night! 
=== To inquire of a person's current state ===
===== In general, but mostly emotion and perception of health =====
Ves zeu? 
Ze bune: I am fine/well 
Ze suwe: I am well (in good health) 
Ze juve: I am happy
Ze daunche: I am feeling bad.
Ze tiahe: I am mad.
Ze kuve: I am sad.
===== Healthwise =====
Aja zu aabelei ma? How are you your health?
Belili ye aabelei. I am well, in good health.
Aqe ye aabelei. I am sick, in bad health.
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