Alexa,
Actually "gweilo" does mean "white ghost", but it’s in Cantonese.
A few more minor corrections to the post:
To say "hello" in French, is not "Bonjour" and this is not pronounced as (bone-JOOR) - Bonjour means good morning and the "n" is nasal.
To say "hello" in French, is "SALUT!"
The same for Portuguese, to say "hello" in Portuguese is not "Bom dia" – “Bom Dia” means “Bonjour” in French and “Good Morning” in English. The "Bom" is pronounced as the “Bon” in French.
To say "hello" in Portuguese is, "OLA'!"
Alexa,
Actually "gweilo" does mean "white ghost", but it’s in Cantonese.
A few more minor corrections to the post:
To say "hello" in French, is not "Bonjour" and this is not pronounced as (bone-JOOR) - Bonjour means good morning and the "n" is nasal.
To say "hello" in French, is "SALUT!"
The same for Portuguese, to say "hello" in Portuguese is not "Bom dia" – “Bom Dia” means “Bonjour” in French and “Good Morning” in English. The "Bom" is pronounced as the “Bon” in French.
To say "hello" in Portuguese is, "OLA'!"