Examples of using "Grüße" in a sentence and their english translations:
Greetings!
Many greetings.
Greetings, stranger.
Greetings!
Greetings!
Best regards.
We exchanged greetings.
Greetings from France!
Say hi to your parents.
- Please say hello to him for me.
- Please give him my regards.
I greet you.
- Tell Tom I said hi.
- Tell Tom that I said hi.
Please say hello to your family.
- They exchanged greetings.
- They exchanged hellos.
We exchanged greetings.
Please say hello to him for me.
I greet you.
A cordial greeting to your family.
I don't salute their flag.
Say hello to your parents from me.
Best wishes from all of us.
Give my best regards to your parents.
- Give my love to her.
- Give my regards to her.
- Say hello to her for me.
I greet my teacher on the street.
Please give him my best regards.
Give my love to your parents.
I greet you, friends of the sun.
I'll send you greetings by radio.
Remember me to your parents.
Please send my regards to your family.
I greet my teacher on the street.
I see friends and greet them.
Please give my best regards to your parents.
If he comes, give him my regards.
- Give my regards to Tom.
- Give Tom my regards.
Go to him and greet him on my behalf.
Please give my best regards to your mother.
"Tell him 'Hello' from me, too." "Okay, I will."
Please say hello to him for me.
But good news, greetings to you. Hi!
Give my best regards to your family.
Please give my regards to your father.
Say hello to Tom for me.
I don't know any more about him. I know him, but only to say hello to.
In the morning I greet people with "Good morning." That's an abbreviation for "I wish you a good morning" or "Have a good morning".
"I greet you, dear colleagues, brothers and sisters of the great global human family, who have come together from lands near and far, from the most diverse nations in the world, to shake each other's hands in brotherhood, in the name of a great idea which unites us all...."