Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Greet"

A: It means meet that person and introduce yourself

A: oh, it most likely mean the person is trying to answer the question vaguely.

Surviving is an everyday thing that we do, as long as we are living. Hence the person is trying to say he/she is neither good nor bad, but somewhere in the middle.

(on a deeper level, when people say they are “surviving” doesn’t usually mean that they are doing okay. its usually on the not so good region. its a good idea to check up on them!)

A: 네, “greeting”과 인사 같은 뜻이에요! Hello, hi, 그리고 hey 인사예요

A: To greet someone means to say hello. A greeting is the act of saying hello.

A: Saludo/saludos

A: A sentence to greet would be , I went to greet the new family members next door.

A: This might help:
“How are you?”
“How’s everything going?” “How have you been?”

A: Hi, how are you?
Hey, what's up?
Hey, how's it going?

A: The waitress greeted me with a smile.
The teacher greeted the little boys.
I thought you might wish to greet her.
Do you always greet people that way?
Send my greetings to your Mom.

A: My friend looked like he was going to greet me.
I have to greet elders.

A: First sentence correction:
I greeted my mother this morning.

Second sentence correction:
I said hello to my mother this morning.

They both have the same meaning. Use whichever you prefer.

A: Basically they mean the same thing, but I would use "greetings when I want to express my goodwill.

It's like "congratulations".
Not "Congratulation".


Also, there is a difference of its usage between Brit English and American English as shown below.

a greetings card🇬🇧BE

a greeting card🇺🇸AE

A: they are the same. "how are you" (formal) & "how is it going ?" (informal)

A: "salute" is used as a greeting in the military or armed forces and implies putting your right hand to your forehead. it is not spoken and is just a hand gesture. "greet" is more general. it is some form of communication when meeting someone, such as saying "hello".

A: How's it goin?
What's up?
What's up dude? (pronounced "wsup dude")

Dude can be used with guys or girls, but I'd probably only say "wsup dude" to guys.

A: !! "How can we greet smb politely !?" is more natural for foreigner !!! Hope this helps.

A: Manners in the United States are tough. For the most part we treat everyone with the same respect homeless or CEO. Sir and ma'm are often only reserved for the military or those who were taught to be very polite to superiors or elders. Just a friendly "Hello, it is nice to meet you" will do the trick.

A: If I understand the question correctly, I greet my friends at school by going up to them and saying "Misa!" or "Katie!" (or whatever their name may be) in an excited manner. You can also say "Hi!" When talking to my classmates that I'm not very, very close to, I first start conversation by asking "How are you today?" There are many different ways to greet your friends. It varies from person to person. I hope this helps!

A: it depends who you are talking to if its someone arounf your age like a classmate you can great them a little more casually like "hi I'm ___" or sonething like that but if your talking to an older person like a parent or boss then it would be more formally "hello I'm ____its nice to meet you"

A: When different nationalities greet each other, the Japanese bow, while the foreigners shake hands.

A: I'm sorry, I did not say hello to you yesterday.

A: Just "Hey!" is fine. On using guy, you wouldn't address a single girl as "guy." If there's a few people, 2 or more, "hey guys!" is acceptable (even if both are girls).

A: Just add a couple things. "When you greet a new person, "A" hug or kiss on "THE" cheek may surprise him." People will definitely understand you, but adding those words will make it sound more natural.

A: If it's a formal occasion, or you're talking to someone socially above you, I'd say, "Good (morning/day/evening/night), Mister _, how are you/how was your flight/how was your trip?"

If you're of the same social status (for example, they're a friend of a friend), you can just say, "Hello/Hey, [first name], how are you/how was your flight/how was your trip?"

After saying hello and before asking them anything, introduce yourself, and maybe shake their hand.