Greeting and salutations, my fellow teenagers
Hi,
Hello, there so many ways to acknowledge someone but they all mean the
same thing. What do they all mean? Are they just a way to start a
conversation or do they mean something more.Nowadays, most teenagers
don't use the formal way of saying “hello.”Maybe it just comes with
time, but sometimes I wish we could act like the people of the pass and
actually greet one another with respect. I know what you teens are
thinking:“ Everyone is doing it. Does that mean you have to do the same?
You can start your own trend and maybe it will catch the attention of
other teenagers.
To
me a simple “hello” means a lot coming from someone. Although it’s not
that much it comes with some thought. When you are in the process of
saying “hello” you have to think really hard. You ask yourself if that
person deserves a hello or what it will mean to them. When people tell
me “hello” they normally have smiles on their face.Is there always supposed to be a smile on your face when you say hello or can you display
another emotion. Then does the smile mean the same thing?
When
you think about the meanings of some of these simple words you think of
how words were created . You think of all the time it might have taken
for the world to evolve or how difficult would have been to create it
yourself.
What does HELLO mean to you?
What word would have created yourself if you wanted?
After reading this, you really got me thinking: "What does 'Hello' mean?" And honestly I don't know, I guess just greeting people I want to get to know.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right. Nowadays, people don't really say hello anymore. It is more like "Yo" and "How iz you doing." People don't even use proper english now. To me, hello is a proper greeting towards someone you repect.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Kit Kat, also nowadays when people say hello and they're random people it's kind of awkward and abnormal. Our generation doesn't really say hello and if they do...it's usually because there creeps or just trying to hook up. The sad truth
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