Pay our respects?

Okay.

Just wanted to say hello.

And you say?

Oh! He is here! Then I am only going to greet him for a bit.

Why? Then you might become like your brother.

Say, How do you do?

Bye, Hancock.

Everyone, Chairman's stand in is here.

Well... grandma says hi.

Say hello to your mummy. Go on.

No hi? I can't say hi?

Now for our freshman address.

I was at a loss for an answer.

Shillings, not greetings.

All right, now, finally, you finished playing shogi.

Hi.

We talk with our hands.

I would like to wish him luck though.

You never quit. Do you?

Here is a beautifully compliant son of mine

Is he in the car?

Gee, thanks for the welcome.

a little puzzle just to say hi.

He is your Tennis club Sunbae,

Bong Joon Gu.

We have Dorothy and Sara and Amr.

You should come by our house sometimes.

Say hello to Mrs. Robinson, Benjamin.

l'm just gonna say hi.

Say hello.

One beetle recognizes another.

Enough with the introductions.

Here. Just say hi.

Come say hello.

And Bell then goes on to explain to the students.

I'm Kim Gi Tae. Nice to meet you.

No more of such talk!

Cindy, I didn't get a chance to say goodbye to your mother.

At least say good morning?

I'd better say hello.

Your mom going to be okay?

The Fifth Column says hello.

Vi, say hello to our guests.

The same is true as you walk through markets or into schools each morning in India, or Nepal, or Bhutan, where greetings of namaste, which has not only a strong message of peace