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

A: "Some morning" means "Unusual morning" or "Exceptional morning". It's quite casual.

A: ‘oiee’

‘Hiya Phineas, whatcha dooin’? > oiee Phineas, o que você tá fazeendo? 😊

A: It's a friendly, informal way to say "hello" or "hi".

A: "Hiya!" is a friendly and very informal slang for "Hi!"

A: “hiya” is really just slang. it’s supposed to give a very freeing, happy feeling. it’s almost like “hi you”. Quite informal, only spoken.

like so -> Hiya! How you doing?

Hi and hey are more regularly used. they are casual. it can be used both in written and spoken form.

-> Hi! How are you doing today?
Hey, want to grab a drink?

hello is just the go to word i would say. It has varying politeness levels, but mostly polite.

-> Hello, I’m sorry to inform you that you did not pass our primary applications.

I would stick to “hi, hey, hello” for majority of the situations you’re in.

A: The meaning is the same. They are an extremely casual greeting used by young people.

“Hiya” is regional and not used in all places and dialects. It also is more casual than the other two. I wouldn’t use it unless you are in a group that uses it to you.

質問があれば英語でも日本語でもいいです。

A: How are you?

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A: Sounds very similar to higher.

A: "pet" is a Geordie expression for a wife or girlfriend.
Auf Wiedersehen is German for "Goodbye".
The title refers to the story of a group of Geordie workmen going to Germany to earn money.

A: Anyone can use "Hiya" in informal situations.

A: expression said when people who know each other well meet. "Hiya, Pete, how're you doing?"

A: I think it's fine. It's casual. I have never heard that it is just feminine at all.