fact or myth the way you greet

[radsniper]

my friend told me that the way you greet them is subjective to your relationship with them here are a few examples

1.hi-this is just like the standard

2.hello-shows respect usually to a older person

3.hey you like this person more than a friend

does this make sense or is this just a myth

[Karkat]

I use any of these with pretty much anyone, unless I'm speaking formally, in which case I always use "hello", or in rarer cases "hi" if the situation is more casual/etc.

I greet like most of my friends with "hey", so I'd say that's false lmao

[Croconaw]

That doesn't make sense. It's a myth.

[Melodic]

Well I must have a crush on everybody with that theory.. I find this inaccurate.. I think all the greetings are the same exact thing.

[radsniper]

thanks guys

[ksdnfkfr]

I say "hey" a lot because it's the easiest word of the three for me to cough up.

[CharlieHorse]

it's never noticed or spelled out like that.
Hey is friendly, hello is more formal, and hi is easy

[Synyster Shadows]

I use any of these with pretty much anyone, unless I'm speaking formally, in which case I always use "hello", or in rarer cases "hi" if the situation is more casual/etc.

I greet like most of my friends with "hey", so I'd say that's false lmao

^This. I only use "hello" when speaking formally; otherwise I use any of them with people

[Hermes96]

i usualy just use Hello

[riverboy]

I use them just a little different. Hello to be more formal or not a friend, hi to friends and hey to get someone's attention.

[AlexOnToast]

Seeing as I say "hey" "wazzup" of "Yo" for everyone, myth.

[Emerald Dream]

I use all three of those (and more) interchangably for everyone I know, so I wouldn't think there was anything to that.

[Elysium]

I use the three interchangeably, but I've definitely met people who think they're very different.

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