How do you say hello in Berber?

There are many different Berber languages, and the way to say "hello" varies depending on the specific language and region.

Here are a few common ways to say "hello" in Berber:

* "Salam" (Standard Arabic): This is a common greeting used in many Berber communities, as Arabic is a widely spoken language in North Africa.

* "Ahlan" (Standard Arabic): Another common Arabic greeting that is often used in Berber communities.

* "Azul" (Tamazight): This is a very common greeting in the Tamazight language, spoken in Morocco and Algeria. It can be used for both "hello" and "goodbye."

* "Sbah al-khayr" (Standard Arabic): This means "good morning" in Arabic and is used as a greeting in the mornings.

* "Msawwas" (Tamazight): This means "good evening" in Tamazight.

It's always a good idea to learn the specific greeting used in the region where you are traveling or interacting with Berber speakers.

Remember that there are many dialects and variations within Berber languages. Using a greeting like "Azul" is a good starting point and is likely to be understood in most situations.