Скачать или смотреть "Na…" is not a polite German greeting. German language tips for fast learning · colloquial language

Learn about everyday colloquial German :-) This little word "na" that a lot of Germans use can have different meanings. Mostly it is just to check in on somebody, but it can also be used in a playful way and some think it's an okay greeting. I personally disagree. I don't think it is e.g. an appropriate greeting in the workplace. It's not really inappropriate either, but just consider that it is more like something you'd say to a kid, not a coworker. I personally never use it because I think it's stupid, rude and f*cking lazy. And no, I don't really care if you "use it all the time in Hesen". Your mom is in Hessen.

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