I believe the Russian hello is здравствулте (pronounced
zdravstvulte). Привет (preevyet) is closer to the English
greetings - it has a nuance of both 'welcome' and 'hello'.
Danish is similar to Swedish -
hej (pronounced as the English
hi though)
Germans use
hallo as well as
Tag. Not that different from English, actually.
In Bulgarian, the common greeting is здрасти (phoenetically: zdrasti), meaning
hi. The formal word is зрдавей (phoenetically: zdravej). That would be
hello.
Itallians say
ciao, but that would hardly surprise anyone

. Pronounced 'chao' in case you don't know
In spain they say
hola, but I guess that is still common knowledge.
Poles say
dzien dobry instead of good day. I'm not sure what the word for 'hello' is.
I don't really speak that many languages, if anyone is wondering

Not even close actually.