Often, people have cause to say ‘a shout-out’ to others especially on radio. It could be at other informal settings where someone is greeting or appreciating others not in the audience. The important ...

Christmas symbols we all know and love. N othing says “Christmas” like the sights, smells and sounds of the season: From ...

I don't know much Spanish, so I figured at first that YO and SUP were part of a quartet of informal greetings. But I didn't see anything that made sense with those. That’s when I spotted the ...

It may be used on first meeting and accompanied by a formal handshake when both partners issue the same greeting. The reply to How do you do? is How do you do? Then it would be a matter of getting ...

These greeting phrases are used when you want to be a little more specific or polite. While still common, they are a bit more formal than your usual hei. Though Norway is known for its relaxed and ...

The Prime Minister equated the Opposition to the British, 'who were not in favour of Ganesh Utsav during their stay in India' ...

First off, it's a bit informal and abrupt ... Again, it's not the worst greeting in the world, but it's a little old-fashioned. 'Dear Mr./Mrs./Ms. [last name], ...' The "Dear" family is tricky ...

What: The event includes more than a dozen food trucks, drinks, a car show, dancers, Miss Latina contest, a jalapeno eating ...

Here’s Farhan sitting up in his hospital bed, smiling broadly into the phone, purportedly greeting the prime minister. In Arabic, no less! “Ahlan wa Sahlan.” Calling him “Abu Yair”!

Raksha Bandhan, an adored Indian festival, celebrates sibling bonds through the ritual of sisters tying rakhis on brothers' wrists, symbolizing protection and affection. The article offers a ...

First off, it's a bit informal and abrupt. Then when you tack on the exclamation point, it just gets annoying. "It's a bit jarring right off the bat — like someone is shouting at me," Schwalbe says.