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What are more words that mean hello?

Here are some words that mean "hello" in different contexts and with different tones:

Formal:

* Greetings: A more formal way to say hello.

* Good morning/afternoon/evening: Used depending on the time of day.

* How do you do? A very formal greeting, often used in more traditional contexts.

* Nice to meet you. Used when meeting someone for the first time.

Informal:

* Hi: A common and casual greeting.

* Hey: A more informal version of "hi," often used with friends.

* Howdy: A Southern greeting.

* What's up? A casual way to ask how someone is doing.

* Yo: A very informal greeting, often used by young people.

* Sup? A very casual, slang greeting.

Other:

* Ahoy: Used by sailors.

* Aloha: A Hawaiian greeting that means "hello" and "goodbye".

* Shalom: A Hebrew greeting that means "peace".

* Namaste: A Hindu greeting that means "I bow to you".

* Guten Tag: German for "good day".

* Bonjour: French for "good day".

* Ciao: Italian for "hello" and "goodbye".

The best word to use depends on the situation and your relationship with the person you're greeting.

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