The image above shows how to say hello in all the countries of Europe using the most common languages in each country. However below we have put together a list of all the different dialects of European languages we could find. There are some discrepancies. There are a few Russian dialects that are actually outisde of Europe. An example is Tartar. While technically an Asian dialect we have come from a position that if a country (ie Russia) is in at least partly in Europe, then we list all of it’s internal dialects and languages.
| · Albanian (Albania, Yugoslavia) | · Po | |
| · Alsacian (Alsace France) | · Ja | |
| · Altai (Russia) | · Eye | |
| · Anglo-Saxon (England) | · Gese | |
| · Anglo-Saxon (England) | · Gise | |
| · Arberesh (Hora e Arbereshevet Italy) | · O | |
| · Arberesh (Sicily Italy) | · Arra | |
| · Armenian [Eastern] (Armenia) | · Ha | |
| · Aromunian (Greece, Balkans) | · E | |
| · Asturian (Spain) | · Si | |
| · Bashkir (Russia) | · Eye | |
| · Basque (France, Spain) | · Bai | |
| · Belorussian (Belarus) | · Tak | |
| · Bosnian (Bosnia and Hercegovina) | · Da | |
| · Bosnian (Bosnia and Hercegovina) | · Aha | |
| · Breton (Brittany France) | · Ya | |
| · Breton (Brittany France) | · Eo | |
| · Brigidian (western Ireland) | · Quai | |
| · Bulgarian (Bulgaria) | · Da | |
| · Catalan (France, Spain, Andorra) | · Sí | |
| · Chukchee (Russia) | · I | |
| · Chuvash (Russia) | · Chapla | |
| · Cornish [Kemmyn] (Great Britain) | · Usi | |
| · Cornish [modern] (Great Britain) | · Eah | |
| · Cornish [unified] (Great Britain) | · Usy | |
| · Cornish (Great Britain) | · Ya | |
| · Corsican (Corsica) | · Si | |
| · Corsican (Corsica) | · Iè | |
| · Croatian (Croatia, Bosnia, Herzegovina) | · Da | |
| · Czech (Czech Republic) | · Ano | |
| · Czech (Czech Republic) [informal] | · Jo | |
| · Danish (Denmark, Greenland) | · Ja | |
| · Danish (Denmark) [to negative questions] | · Jo | |
| · Dutch (Netherlands, America, Asia) | · Ja | |
| · English [old English] (old Britain) | · Giese | |
| · English [old English] (old Britain) | · Gea | |
| · English [old English] (old Britain) | · Yea | |
| · Erzya (Russia) | · Nama | |
| · Estonian (Estonia) | · Jaa | |
| · Estonian (Estonia) | · Jah | |
| · Estonian (Eastern Kodavere Estonia) | · Jahki | |
| · Estonian (Prangli Estonia) | · Neh | |
| · Estonian [Old Estonian: archaic] (Estonia) | · Neh | |
| · Finnish (Finland) | · Kyllä | |
| · Finnish (Finland) [informal] | · Jep | |
| · French (France) [to negative questions] | · Si | |
| · Frisian (Netherlands) | · Ja | |
| · Friulian (Italy) | · Sì | |
| · Gagauz (Moldova) | · Yola | |
| · Galician (Spain) | · Si | |
| · Gallo (Britany Northern France) | · Yen | |
| · Gallo (Britany Northern France) | · Yan | |
| · Gascon (France) | · Oc | |
| · German (Central Europe) | · Ja | |
| · German (Cent.Eur.) [to negative questions] | · Doch | |
| · German (Bavaria Germany) | · Jå | |
| · German [Thuringian] (Thuringia Germany) | · Na | |
| · German [Swabian] (Germany) | · Jå | |
| · Greek [Hellenic] (Greece, Cyprus) | · Ne | |
| · Greek [old] (former Greek Empire) | · Né | |
| · Griko (Salento Italy) | · U’mme | |
| · Hungarian [Magyar] (Hungary) | · Igen | |
| · Icelandic (Iceland) | · Já | |
| · Ingush (Russia) | · Hwa’a | |
| · Inuttut [Greenlandic] (Greenland) | · Aap | |
| · Irish (Ireland) [it is] | · Isea | |
| · Italian (Central Europe, E Africa) | · Sì | |
| · Kalmyk (Russia) | · E | |
| · Karelian (Finland, Russia) | · Da | |
| · Karelian (Finland, Russia) | · Kyllä | |
| · Khakas (Siberia Russia) | · Ya | |
| · Komi-Permyak (Russia) | · No | |
| · Komi-Permyak (Russia) | · Nu | |
| · Komi-Zyryan (Russia) | · Da | |
| · Koryak (Russia) | · O | |
| · Ladin (Italy) | · Sci | |
| · Langue d’oïl [old] (France) | · Oïl | |
| · Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) | · Ita | |
| · Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) | · Itavero | |
| · Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) [true] | · Certe | |
| · Latin (ancient Rome, Vatican) [right] | · Recte | |
| · Latvian (Latvia) | · Ja | |
| · Lithuanian (Lithuania) | · Taip | |
| · Lithuanian (Lithuania) [very informal] | · Aha | |
| · Lithuanian (Lithuania) [very informal] | · Mhm | |
| · Livonian (Latvia, Estonia) | · Nä | |
| · Low Saxon (Eastern Friesland) | · Ja | |
| · Low Saxon [Northern] (Lowlands Germany) | · Jaa | |
| · Low Saxon [Northern] (Fehrs Guild | · Germany)Ja | |
| · Low Saxon [Westphalian] (Germany) | · Jau | |
| · Ludian (Russia) | · Muga | |
| · Luxemburgish (Luxemburg) | · Jo | |
| · Macedonian (Macedonia) | · Da | |
| · Mae [Emwae] (New Hebrides Island) | · Ido | |
| · Mae [Emwae] (New Hebrides Island) | · Io | |
| · Maltese (Malta) | · Iva | |
| · Manx (Britain) [yes indeed] | · Abbyreh | |
| · Manx (Britain) [yes indeed] | · Gynourys | |
| · Manx (Britain) [yes indeed] | · Shedyjarroo | |
| · Manx (Britain) | · Seadh | |
| · Mari [Hill Mari] (Russia) | · Manye | |
| · Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) | · Anye | |
| · Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) | · Iye | |
| · Mari [Meadow Mari] (Russia) | · Tuge | |
| · Middle English (old England) | · Yis | |
| · Middle English (old England) | · Yus | |
| · Monegasque (Monaco) | · Sci | |
| · Nenets (Russia) | · Nyeya | |
| · Nganasan (Russia) | · Yy | |
| · Nganasan (Russia) | · Tê | |
| · Norwegian [Nynorsk, Bokmaal] (Norway) | · Ja | |
| · Norwegian [Sortlandsk] (Sortland Norway) | · Jo | |
| · Palatinian (Southwestern Germany) | · Jo | |
| · Piedmontese (Piemonte Italy) | · Eoj | |
| · Plattdeutsch (Germany) | · Jo | |
| · Polish (Poland) | · Tak | |
| · Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil) | · Sim | |
| · Provencal [Occitan] (France) | · Òc | |
| · Provencal [Occitan] (France) | · Oí | |
| · Prussian [old] (Prussia) | · Ja | |
| · Romani [Vlax] [Gypsy] (Europe) | · Va | |
| · Romani [Sofia Erli] (Bulgaria) | · Va | |
| · Romani [Romany] [Gypsy] (Europe) | · Hai | |
| · Romanian (Romania) | · Da | |
| · Romansch (Switzerland) | · Gea | |
| · Russian (Russia) | · Da | |
| · Russian (Russia) [informal] | · Aga | |
| · Russian (Russia) [slang] | · Nu | |
| · Saami [Davvi Saami] (Scandinavia) | · Joo | |
| · Saami [Davvi Saami] (Scandinavia) | · Lea | |
| · Saami [Davvi Saami] (Scandinavia) | · Delea | |
| · Saami [Inari Saami] (Scandinavia) | · Gal | |
| · Saami [Inari Saami] (Scandinavia) | · Kal | |
| · Saami [Skolt Saami] (Scandinavia) | · Naa | |
| · Saami [Skolt Saami] (Scandinavia) | · Kaéll | |
| · Sardinian (Italy) | · Eja | |
| · Sarnami (Suriname, Holland) | · Hañ | |
| · Savonian (Ylä-Savo Finland) | · Jotokkiisa | |
| · Scots (Scotland) | · Aye | |
| · Scots [Ulster Scots] (Northern Ireland) | · Ay | |
| · Scottish Gaelic (Scotland) | · Gudearbh | |
| · Scottish Gaelic (Scotland) | · Aidh | |
| · Serbian (Bosnia, Yugoslavia) | · Da | |
| · Setu (Southern Estonia) | · Jah | |
| · Shor (Russia) | · Eze | |
| · Sicilian (Sicily Italy) | · Si | |
| · Slovak (Slovakia) | · Áno | |
| · Slovenian (Slovenia) | · Da | |
| · Slovenian (Slovenia) | · Ja | |
| · Sorbian (eastern Germany) | · Haj | |
| · Sudovian [Jatvingian] (Baltic region) | · Jâ | |
| · Sursilvan (Switzerland) | · Gie | |
| · Svan (Georgia) | · Aadw | |
| · Swabian (Central Europe) | · Jå | |
| · Swedish (Sweden, Finland) | · Ja | |
| · Swedish (Sweden) [to negative questions] | · Jo | |
| · Tatar (Russia) | · Aye | |
| · Turkish (Turkey, Northern Cyprus) | · Evet | |
| · Tuvan (Russia) | · Iye | |
| · Udmurt (Russia) | · Ben | |
| · Udmurt (Russia) | · Bon | |
| · Udmurt (Russia) | · O-o | |
| · Udmurt (Russia) | · Y-y | |
| · Ukrainian (Ukraine) | · Tak | |
| · Valencian (Spain) | · Si | |
| · Veps (Russia) | · Ka | |
| · Võru (Võrumaa Estonia) | · Jah | |
| · Võru (Võrumaa Estonia) | · Ja | |
| · Votic (Russia) | · Da | |
| · Votic (Russia) | · Jaa | |
| · Welsh (Wales) | · Ie | |
| · Welsh (Wales) | · Oes | |
| · Welsh (Wales) [past tense] | · Do | |
| · Yiddish (Europe) | · Ye | |
| · Yiddish (Europe) | · Yo |