Why do we say hi?
Why does people say hi?
Why do some people say hey instead of hi? Why is it that some people just don't say hi unless you say hi first? What is the difference between Hi and Hey? Why would someone call out my name and say hi and then not talk when you go up to them? What do I respond when a girl says hi? How can I answer when someone just says "hi" but nothing after? When did the word "hey" begin to be used as a greeting similar to "hi"? Is using "Hi All" grammatically correct? Why is it that when guys message me saying 'hi,' and I respond with a 'hi', they say 'hi' again? Are they expecting me to start a conversation? How can I say hi to people without being awkward? What is "hi" in Chinese? Which is the correct spelling: hiccup or hiccough? Why do I hiccup so much? What would be a witty answer to "Hey, what's up?" Interpersonal Interaction: If you say hey or hi to a girl and she says hello to you back is that a sign of not being interested in you and just replying? Why do people ask "yes" or "no" questions on Quora? Why do people shout? Why do people have to talk in a high pitched voice? The phrase "Hi All" in a formal E-Mail sounds incorrect to me. What are your views on this? Why do people ask questions what they ask? Why are some people rude? Why do people question answer a question with a question? Is hello a formal reply? Why do you answer a dumb question? Why do people ask questions that they know the answer to? Why do people write for Quora? Some non'germanic languages insist on using "Ya" as an affirmative answer. Well as time goes by, I feel sometimes that's why we don't say YES! Agree? Is it true that if you are getting hiccups implies someone is missing you and thinking about you? Why is 'i' often pronounced like a 'y' in English and vice versa, esp. when they don't begin words? Why do some guys reply with a one-word text?