It is a reverence that is made at the beginning and at the end of a conversation to greet and say goodbye. It is commonly used in South Asia, especially in the India and Nepal. Namaste comes from the Sanskrit, Indo-European sacred and literary language of the ancient civilization of Brahmanic. It literally means quot; admire you quot; or quot; quot; I bow to you and it is the most noble and worthy salutation of one human being to another
Namaste (with emphasis on the first to) is an expression of greeting native to India, used in various Buddhist traditions and many cultures in Asia. Used both as a Hello and goodbye in Spanish to greet, say goodbye, ask and give thanks, show respect and veneration and to pray. It is normally accompanied by a light inclination of the head made with palms open and joined together against the chest and in the prayer position. It comes from Sanskrit and means quot; quot; Revere you.
