How many ways to say hello

How many ways are there to say hello?
There is as many ways to say hello as there are races of people. Hello has so many different slang uses and optional jester's that in other words the words them self may have another meaning.
Chow now to most of us this would mean food but to a Italian this means hello or good by
Hi , and what about these :
hay
how die
Now what words do you say to say hell0o? I have been know to see others just grunt at each other as they walk by . To do a gesture to just say h,i a glance of one eye to eye .Is it just another way to say Hi ,But then if its two lovers it may be just a simple pause and a special kiss that does it.
So what ever your emotion brings just to show some of the good in things, just simply smile and say hello.
Hay let me have it, give me your feed back and sugestions on what words you would like to here .

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perception

Yesterday was today is and tomorrow never comes It is all in the way we see the facts of the moment.There are times when all of us show our differences by our speaking. The English language is quite annoying it has the tenacity of the written hand. Proper pronunciation of some words very in the regions in the way they sound. Most of us think we are good spellers till we get on a spell checker , others just breeze through it the creation of grouped words For years there have been phonetic.this is one of the reasons for the words to stress different meanings or the same meaning Middle English in the 1350to 1550 changed many of the vowel sounds with allot of our regional dialect have been taught .it does have a pro founding affect on our Social Dialects but in spite of the changes and the worlds role basic stability and rule have been established over the centuries. We as people with many cultures in the world are very much aware of the differences.
Our vowell shifting isnot as high as old english yet to make a complete vocabularies of the American Word both masters and novis still find it somewhat difficult.
I have another word for you today not often heard but widly proclaimed "consequently" our words go back as far as our colonies.