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Hello! There are many different Aboriginal languages spoken in Ontario. Here's how you say hello in some of those languages:
- In Ojibway, or Algonquin you say "Boozhoo" (Bo-zho).
- In Cree, you say
(Wa-chee-yeh). - In Mohawk, Oneida, Seneca, Onondaga or Tuscarora you say "Sago" (Say-go).
- In Cayuga, you say "Sgeno" (Ska-no).
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