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At least in Alsace we sometime use "service" as a "you're welcome" equivalent instead of the more widespread "de rien", or "avec plaisir" you will ear in France.

I hear 'servus' used frequently in southern Germany, it seems like a greeting. Interesting.

Brasilian Portuguese adopted that as their main greeting though spelled “tchau”.

In Bavaria and Austria they say "servus" which literally means slave/servant in Latin.

Yes, when they are not Grüß Gotting.

My brain tried to insert an ö to make that Göttingen.