We greet with our hands.

Want to say hello?

Now go say How do to her.

Get over and wave to 'em.

You must not greet him.

You don't say hello?

Say hello to Daddy.

(SPEAKS GREETING IN NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGE)

Greet someone every time you meet them.

You'd speak with him?

Wow. You too warm to say hello?

Greet me.

No hello for me?

That's quite a usual trick, you know. The parties greeted each other in an offhand, nonchalant way.

Yoyo, are you not going to greet me?

And I got to thinking about you being left a widow with a little boy... if Mr. Wilkes got hung... and he's a nice little boy, your boy is, Miss Wilkes.

Say hello to your friends.

She greeted him waving her hand.

Nothing. We were just passing.

Say hello to Figaro.

Oh, just a minute.

Say hello to your mother, Aron!

Come say hello to Lise. It will give her pleasure.

Say hello to the Dottore.

I haven't greeted your uncle yet.

Oh, for crying out loud!

Say hello to Mrs. Robinson, Benjamin.

And then I went ...

That girl smiled and waved to me.

Say hello to your mother

Every morning you greet me

Not a very cordial greeting.

They greeted me with a smile.

She greeted us with a smile.

Barbara, who are you waving at?

Here's your old chum. Come and say hello to him.

James, I think that man's waving at you.

Tom called to her across the street.

I'll just go up and say hello.

Allow me to introduce you... This is Mr Egerman, the lawyer.

Next time you come, let us know that it's you.

Say hello to your godmother and show her your grades.

Mrs. Parker greeted him with a smile.

The girl greeted me with a smile.

Alfred, you are lying.