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How do you say hi in cat language?

Cats don't have a spoken language like humans do. They communicate through a combination of body language, vocalizations, and scent.

While there isn't a direct translation for "hi" in cat language, here are some ways a cat might greet you:

* Slow blink: This is a sign of trust and affection, a bit like saying "hello, I'm comfortable with you."

* Head bunting: Rubbing their head against you is a way of marking you with their scent, showing you're part of their "family."

* Tail twitching: A gentle tail twitch can indicate a happy greeting.

* Rubbing against your legs: This is another form of scent marking and can mean they're happy to see you.

* Chirping or meowing: Some cats will meow or make soft chirping sounds to get your attention.

To greet your cat in a way they'll understand, try using slow blinks, gentle petting, and speaking to them in a soft voice.

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