Ciao

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Helllo and goodbye,
The Italians have a double meaning with the same word.
What is your favourite way of saying hi or bye.
One of mine is to say
Hey when we meet and Hugs when we leave.

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Scratch ya crater

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It irritates me that good morning is always a greeting and good night is always said while leaving. What if you're meeting someone and it's night time? Can't you greet them with a good night?

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"Time to do the Russian ballet and Pissed-el-off-ski." (My Dad used to say that. Makes no sense but I still like it.)

Hello to a friend would be just "Hey" I suppose, with a bit of a head nod and a raise of the eyebrows.
Hello in a more formal scenario would be... wait for it.... "Hello".
Sometimes say "G'day", not that much.

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Good Morning - Ohayou Gozaimasu - おはよう
Good Afternoon - Konnichiwa - こんにちは
Good evening - Konbanwa - こんばんは
Good night - Oyasuminasai - おやすみなさい

see you later! - Ja mata ne! - じゃまたね

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Adieu, French for 'farewell', signifies a more permanent parting than the common au revoir.
I like to say it when I think it's going to be the last time I see someone.

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Aloha

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Adieu, French for 'farewell', signifies a more permanent parting than the common au revoir.
I like to say it when I think it's going to be the last time I see someone.

That's the one I am looking for. Adieu.. thanx

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Usually hello for me is "Yozzers" and good bye is any sort of thing that comes to mind at that moment, usually c'ya though.

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Usually hello for me is "Yozzers" and good bye is any sort of thing that comes to mind at that moment, usually c'ya though.

C'ya... is that maybe Scottage?

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C'ya... is that maybe Scottage?

C'ya means see you, the apostrophe makes it super hip and nifty keen or you could use c'y'all, which double the niftyness and the keenness, bringing it to ultra hip.

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A few that I heard my friends use that I like.
Hello:
What's up!
Hello my Angel ! ( My hubby uses. ) (( Maybe he should say "The Devil ")) or
Hell looo darlink ( When he has been drinking but wants to be on my good side ) LOL
Howdy!

Saying goodbye:
Take care !
Cheers ! ( My hubby uses )
Caio my darlink ( Hubby sometimes uses )
Bye bye
Sleep thight
I'll be back. (Arnold voice)

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I like saying "Evening" in a theatrical tone as a greeting.

Funny Goodbyes:
Make like a guillotine, and head off.
Hit the frog and toad.

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When I see my dog I put my hands in the air and yell out his name "Maxi!" and he gets so excited he starts sneezing.

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It irritates me that good morning is always a greeting and good night is always said while leaving. What if you're meeting someone and it's night time? Can't you greet them with a good night?

Good evening, sir.