another way of saying "hello" in german is "guten tag", which literally means; "good day" in the german language. but it's the same idea.

It's '' Hallo'' The same pronunciation like '' Hello'' in English , And you have to know that German has the same letters like English ''22letters'' And beside that the Character which Knut refered to ''äöüÄÖÜß'' Dank Schön ^_^

"Hallo Tony" <- this is as German as it can get (the only "German" characters are äöüÄÖÜß)

Well, if you don't already know German has almost all the same alphabetic as English excluding couple letters, so when "Hallo" is the "Hello" in German for typing it in English letters it will only just come up with another "Hallo" .))

Hallo...einfach...Hallo....smile