# Author:  James Tam
# Version: September 30, 2024
# Learning: showing that UTF-8 encoding can store character information beyond
# the basic 'Latin' character set (including A-Z, a-z).

print("Greetings from your instructor")
print("Hello")
print("你好")     #Traditional Chinese: Na Hao ("You good?" ~hello greeting
print("Hello po") #Tagalog. Alternative is "kumusta ka" "How are you?")
print("Bonjour")  #French
print("Allô")     #Quebec French
print("Hallo")    #Dutch, German
print("Hola")     #Spanish
print()

print("From Bing translate")
#JT: these come from Bing translate. I do not take credit for nor do I guarantee
#accuracy.
print("مرحبا")    #Arabic
print("שלום")     #Hebrew
print()

print("Exotic")
print("sup?!")      #Slang USA greeting
print("nuqneH")     #Extra-terrestrial language, Klingon "What do you want?!"
print("jolan'tru")  #Extra-terrestrial language, Romulan. It can also be used as good-bye