How many ways to greet people in English?
By coolfish85
@coolfish85 (252)
China
7 responses
@SukiSmiles (1991)
• United States
11 Jan 08
Hey. What's up? What cha doing? Hi. Dude (although I haven't used that since highschool and it sounds better coming from a guy). Yo. Hey there.
@coolfish85 (252)
• China
11 Jan 08
cool
but I need some easy ways to teach kids
Thx for your post!~
have a nice day!`
@SukiSmiles (1991)
• United States
11 Jan 08
Oh, I didn't know it was to teach kids. I would just stick with the basics. Hi. How are you today? If to an adult. It was nice to meet you.
@coolfish85 (252)
• China
12 Jan 08
well, it doesn't matter! I learn somethings for your post.
Thx for your post. Have a nice day!
@maximax8 (31053)
• United Kingdom
16 Jan 08
Hi or hello is most common in home country. Hiya, how do you do or how are you are quite popular ways to greet someone. Also the time of day can be mentioned, like good morning, good afternoon and good evening. In Australia some people say g' day mate, hoowya goin' that means good day friend, how are you. I met a foreign visitor there that had difficulty recognizing this friendly way of saying hello.
@Moises333 (1)
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7 Mar 13
I am an Angolan.
See some ways of american greetings.
(how cool are you?.........and other respond..(like a bomb.)
@Lady_Vincy (1538)
• United States
11 Jan 08
Some oter greetings are : Sup? Howdy? Good day? and there are probably a number of other greetings. I personally just keep it simple and say "hi". It simple and most likely you will get the same greeting back.
@coolfish85 (252)
• China
12 Jan 08
cool
But it's not for kids. I need some ways for kids
TYhx for your post!@~
@sugarfloss (2139)
• Malaysia
11 Jan 08
hey coolfish85!Hey there!What's heading your way?How's your day so far?Hope your day's treating you great!Be safe now,you hear!;)
