It means: hello, hello, how are you? I'm fine, I'm fine, say hello to you, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye.

Keywords: hello

English [h? l]

Explanation:

Hello inside; Hello, hello (used to express greetings, surprise or attention)

The intransitive verb says (or loudly says) "Hello"; Greet sb.

A "hello" greeting; Say hello, greet

(Hello) (France) Elo (name)

[plural: hellos；; Third person singular: helloes；; Now participle: hello; Past tense: hello; Past participle: Hello]

Phrases:

Hello kitty Hello kitty; Kitten

The change of word usage: hello

Inside (interjection)

1, hello is used as an exclamation, mainly used to greet acquaintances-"hello", which can often be transliterated as "hello"; It can also be used to call distant acquaintances or strangers to attract attention; It can also be used to call each other.

In British English, hello can also be used to express a cry of surprise, which means "yo".

3.hello is usually placed at the beginning of a sentence.