Shalom is the most common greeting in Hebrew which means hello, hi or goodbye. You can use it at the beginning or at the end of a conversation. Shalom also means peace.

Lehitraot is a greeting used when you go away, at the end of a meeting or when you finish a telephone conversation.

Ma shlomha (male singular) is the greeting question when you open a conversation. Ma shlomeh is the female singular. Ma shlomhem is the male plural. Ma shlomhen is the female plural. Ma shlomam is the male plural third person. Ma shloman is the female plural third person.

Ma nishma is another greeting question when you open a conversation.

Eyh hamargash is another greeting question when you open a conversation.

Ma hadash is another greeting question when you open a conversation.

Naeen meod is what you say when you meet someone for the first time.

Beseder gamoor is the answer to the greeting questions: how are you? and how are you feeling?

Toda raba is the answer to any of the greeting questions to thank the person for their attention.