What is hello in ifugao dialect?

There isn't one single "hello" in Ifugao dialect. It depends on the specific sub-dialect and the context.

Here are some possibilities:

* "Magna" (pronounced "ma-gna") is a common greeting, similar to "good morning" or "good afternoon".

* "Apay" (pronounced "ah-pay") is a more formal greeting.

* "Naimbag a aldaw" (pronounced "nay-m-bag a al-daw") means "good day" and is a common greeting.

* "Awan kad" (pronounced "ah-wan kad") means "welcome" and can be used as a greeting.

It's important to note that there are many other variations and greetings depending on the specific Ifugao sub-dialect and the social context.

It's always best to ask a native speaker for the most appropriate greeting in a specific situation.