How do you say hello in Newfoundland?

There's not a single, official "hello" in Newfoundland. It depends on the context and who you're talking to! Here are some common greetings:

Informal:

* "How're ya?" - This is the most common and friendly greeting.

* "How's it goin'?" - Another casual option.

* "Morning!" - A friendly greeting for the morning.

* "Afternoon!" - A friendly greeting for the afternoon.

* "Evening!" - A friendly greeting for the evening.

* "Top o' the mornin' to ya!" - A playful and slightly outdated greeting, often used with tourists.

Formal:

* "Good morning/afternoon/evening." - A more formal and respectful greeting.

Unique Newfoundland expressions:

* "How's the craic?" - This translates to "How are things?"

* "Have a right good one!" - This means "Have a great day!"

* "Hold yer horses!" - A playful exclamation meaning "Wait a minute!"

Remember, Newfoundlanders are known for their warm and welcoming personalities, so don't be afraid to use any of these greetings with a smile!