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En anglais, "hey" dans ce sens est une salutation très familière utilisée principalement entre amis, connaissances ou dans des situations amicales. Elle est plus décontractée que hello et convient rarement aux situations très formelles.

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howdy

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hiya

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(hello|hi) there

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hey there

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"Ahoy" is an interjection historically associated with nautical usage, particularly in maritime settings. It's used as a greeting or a call to draw attention, often from one ship to another or from ship to shore. While less common today, it's still used in some maritime contexts and occasionally in informal speech to evoke a nautical or adventurous atmosphere.

What is the origin and context of use of 'ahoy'?

ahoy

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what's up

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what's cooking

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what's going on

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what's popping

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morning

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afternoon

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The exact origin of the idiom "long time no see" is not precisely documented, it is believed to have originated from a direct translation of a similar phrase in Native American Pidgin English in the late 19th century. It is an informal and friendly greeting used to express that it has been a while since the speaker last saw the other person.

What is the origin of the idiom "long time no see" and when to use it?

long time no see

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En anglais, "welcome" dans ce sens sert à accueillir quelqu'un à son arrivée. Il peut être utilisé seul ou dans des expressions comme "Welcome to our home" et se distingue de "you're welcome", qui répond à un remerciement.

Que signifie le mot anglais "welcome" ?

welcome

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greetings

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how do you do

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En anglais, "good morning" sert à saluer quelqu'un le matin. L'expression convient aux situations formelles comme quotidiennes, et on dit aussi simplement "morning" de façon familière.

Que signifie l'expression anglaise "good morning" ?

good morning

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En anglais, "good afternoon" sert à saluer quelqu'un l'après-midi et parfois également à prendre congé. L'expression paraît souvent plus formelle que "hello".

Que signifie l'expression anglaise "good afternoon" ?

good afternoon

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En anglais, "good evening" sert à saluer quelqu'un en début de soirée et parfois à prendre congé dans un contexte formel. Avant d'aller dormir, on dit normalement "good night".

Que signifie l'expression anglaise "good evening" ?

good evening

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These interjections are used when people meet and greet each other, with different degrees of formality or friendliness.

Interjections de salutation

Interjections anglaises pour « salutations »

Interjections of Greeting

English Interjections for "Greetings"