Now, you can have formal greetings or you can have informal greetings.

你可以用正式问或者非正式问。

Very polite greetings may use a fall-rise.

非常礼貌问语也许会用降升调。

In Japan, people traditionally bow as a form of greeting.

在日本，人们通常以鞠躬表示问。

A greeting that gets the upper hand.

一个争取风问。

A common way is: " Kind Regards, " or just: " Regards."

“致亲切问”或是只用“致问”。

Tell him I was asking about him.

请转告，就说我问他。

The most common ones are greetings, right?

最常见是问用语。

They put down their weapons and exchanged greetings.

他们放下武器，互致问。

And he greets Jim, one of his regulars.

罗莎问他常客吉姆。

And thank you so much for your sweet words.

谢谢你问。

It's only common courtesy for me to check up on him, right?

问他只是一般礼节对么？

Thank you so much for asking.

多谢你问。

The two sides also exchanged New Year's greetings during that call.

双方还在通话中互致新年问。

" She sent you all sorts of messages" .

" 她多次问你。"

So that is excluding things like parent-child kissing or greetings.

这还不包括亲子亲吻或问。

May sent her greetings to our family during Christmas.

小梅在圣诞节时向我们家问。

He also sent greetings to young students across the country.

他还向全国青年学生致以问。

It pleased God to visit us with death daily.

帝似乎喜欢每天以死亡问我们。

For a very informal email, you might not need a greeting at all.

非常不正式邮件你可能完全不需要问了。

Best wishes to your young man. Love from your mother.

代我问那个年轻人。爱你妈妈。