Moin! - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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				`Hi!`			`Moin! (Northern Germany) [coll.]`
				`Hello! rarely: Hallo, Hullo`			`Moin! (Northern Germany)`
				`Hi!`			`Moin, Moin! (Northern Germany) [coll.]`
				`Hello! rarely: Hallo, Hullo`			`Moin, Moin! (Northern Germany)`

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coin, join, loin, Main, main, mien, Min, mina, mind, Mind, mine, mini, mink, Mint, mint, minx, moan, moil, Momi, monk, mono, mons, Mont, Moon, moon, morin, morn, muon	Amin, Imin, Main, mein, Mine, Mini, mini, Mink, mint, Mohn, Moina, Mond, Mons, Morin, Myon

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Moin moin!	Last post 28 Feb 15, 09:19
When do you say moin? And when do you say moin moin? Are both terms used interchangeably?		28 Replies
Moin Moin	Last post 03 Sep 13, 09:36
Moin, Moin sagen wir hier im Norden. "Moin, Moin" is what we say for hello here in the nort…		21 Replies
Good Morning - Moin	Last post 19 May 08, 17:48
Ich habe leider nur einen Eintrag im Duden gefunden und auch da geht nicht so ganz hervor, d…		18 Replies
moin	Last post 07 Mar 10, 18:06
moin... Ich habe heute Abend einige deutsche Chat-Raeume besucht, und habe haeufig das Wort …		34 Replies
Moin	Last post 24 Oct 08, 04:35
Moin... My friends here in BW use this term frequently when writing e-mails and I don't rea…		16 Replies
Moin!	Last post 30 Oct 09, 13:09
Hallo zusammen! ich habe ein paar Fragen zu dem Gruß Moin bzw. Moin Moin!. 1. Stammt dies…		6 Replies
Moin Moin! Tür zu? (locksmithing) - Welcome! Door locked?	Last post 14 Nov 14, 19:46
Moin Moin! Tür zu? (locksmithing) Welcome! Door locked?		10 Replies
Tschau-sen, Moin-sen, etc.	Last post 15 Jan 12, 13:46
Das höre ich immer wieder "auf der Straße". Woher kommt das -sen ?		12 Replies
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G'day, mate. - Wie geht's, Alter?	Last post 27 Aug 20, 08:14
"G'day, mate." is a greeting and expects a reply but not an answer. It is not a question. "…		8 Replies
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