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== Hail and Farewell ==
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Courtesy Phrases

English Triparic
Please. Gerne.
Thank you. Graze.
You're welcome. Gerne.

Hail and Farewell

English Triparic
Hello. Ollà.
Hey. Hä.
Goodbye. Vidoncor.
Bye. Vidon'.

Short responses

English Triparic
Yes. Æ.
No. Nä.
Maybe. Eblic.
(I) don't know. (Ia) nac wæse.
Okay. Okä.
All right or No problem. All'façil.
Come on or Stop joking. Ven'ŏs.