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Mga Padamdam - Mga Interjections ng Pagbati

Ang mga interjections na ito ay ginagamit kapag ang mga tao ay nagkikita at bumabati sa isa't isa, na may iba't ibang antas ng pormalidad o kabaitan.

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Categorized English Interjections
yo

used to greet someone get their attention

[Pantawag]
hey

used to say hi

[Pantawag]
howdy

used as a greeting

[Pantawag]
hiya

used as a friendly greeting

[Pantawag]
hello there

used to greet someone or to capture their attention in a friendly manner

[Pantawag]
hey there

used to greet someone in a casual and welcoming manner

[Pantawag]
ahoy

used as a greeting or a call to draw attention

[Pantawag]
what's up

used as a greeting or conversation starter in casual settings

[Pantawag]
what's cooking

used as a friendly greeting or inquiry about what someone is doing or planning

[Pantawag]
what's going on

used to inquire about current events, situations, or activities

[Pantawag]
what's popping

used to ask what is happening or what is going on

[Pantawag]
morning

used as a casual greeting to wish someone a good morning or to acknowledge the start of the day

[Pantawag]
afternoon

used as a greeting or a way to acknowledge the time of day

[Pantawag]
long time no see

used when greeting someone after a long time has passed since one's last encounter with them

[Pantawag]
welcome

a word that we use to greet someone when they arrive

[Pantawag]
greetings

used to express salutations or well-wishes to others

[Pantawag]
how do you do

used to acknowledge someone upon meeting them

[Pantawag]
good morning

something we say when we want to greet or say hello to someone in the morning

[Pantawag]
good afternoon

something we say when we want to say hello or goodbye to a person in the afternoon

[Pantawag]
good evening

something we say when we want to say hello or goodbye to a person in the evening

[Pantawag]
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