How do you say hi karla in Chinese but with the symbols?

There isn't a direct equivalent of "Hi Karla" in Chinese because Chinese names are typically put after the greeting.

Here are a couple of options, depending on the formality of your interaction:

Informal:

* 你好，卡拉！ (Nǐ hǎo, Kǎ lā!) - This is the most common and straightforward way to say "Hi Karla."

* 卡拉，你好！ (Kǎ lā, nǐ hǎo!) - This is also a common greeting, placing Karla's name first.

Formal:

* 卡拉女士，您好！ (Kǎ lā nǚshì, nín hǎo!) - This is a respectful greeting that addresses Karla as "Ms. Karla."

* 卡拉先生，您好！ (Kǎ lā xiānshēng, nín hǎo!) - This is a respectful greeting that addresses Karla as "Mr. Karla" (if applicable).

Remember, when using a person's name in Chinese, it's usually written in pinyin, the romanization of Chinese characters.