Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Hii"

A: “Hii” just means “hi” but the sound is longer

A: Hi means hi in informal or hello in formal

A: It's similar to hello, but you use it if you are more connected with someone (e.g friends)

A: "Hii" is just the incorrect spelling of "Hi" which is a greeting commonly used.

A: Where did you see this? It's not an English word, but young people often add extra vowels to words for emphasis when texting. It probably means 'hi!'

A: Hi how are you
Hi how are you doing
Hi are you okay
Hi nice to meet you
Hi my name is....
Hi lovely to meet you
Hi how can I help

A: "Hi! How can I help you?"
"Hi! How are you?"
"Hi there!"
"Hi, everyone!"
"Hi! How is everyone doing today?"

A: hii. i am sakshi

A: hii. How are you ?

A: what are doing

A: Hi is said to friends. (informal)
Hi there is said to friends or strangers. (less informal)
Greetings is formal.

A: similar meaning just the different way to express it

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A: Hi- Is what we use to greet one another here.

Friend- somebody you share a bond with, that's rather mutual.

Good- something pure, genuine, sweet, or tasty.

A: ✅ Hello (common)
✅ Hi (informal)
✅ Hey (slang)
✅ Good day/morning/afternoon/evening (formal)

A: “Hello” “hi” and “hey” are the most common, with hello being the more formal option, and hi/hey being much more relaxed.

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A: Hello (formal)
Hi (informal)
What’s up? (Informal)

A: Those are perfect

A: "This is the (food item1) and this is the (food item 2)" would sound more natural as "Here's your (food item 1), and here's your (food item 2)."
"Is everything good?" would sound more natural as "How's everything here?"
"We'll be right over to your table with the card reading machine." would sound more natural with "debit machine" instead of "card reading machine".

some more could be:
"Could I get you guys anything else?" (asking if they want desert)
"Would you like to take the rest home with you?" (asking if they want a take home container for whatever they didn't eat)
"The specials of the day are...." (said before they order)
"If you need anything else, just let me know." (said after you give them their food)
"And how would you like to pay today?" (after giving them the bill)
"Could I interest you in (food item)?" (said before they order, or if they aren't sure what to order)

A: you need to hang out with people that speak the language

A: extremely crazy

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A: looking for natives?