We greet with our hands.

Want to say hello?

She beckoned me to come in.

Now go say How do to her.

I'll board him presently.

That's a pretty howdoyoudo!

Go on. Get back to the customers.

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

Get over and wave to 'em.

Would you take him under your wing?

You must not greet him.

You don't say hello?

He's being a good host.

Say hello to Daddy.

(SPEAKS GREETING IN NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGE)

He'll get his due!

Greet someone every time you meet them.

Joe, dear, will you take care of everyone?

You'd speak with him?

Wow. You too warm to say hello?

I'll take care of Mr. Dunson.

Let us go and greet my guests.

Greet me.

Who'll take care of the customers?

Is anything wrong, Your Nobility?

No hello for 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.

That's how I hailed taxicabs.

Nothing. We were just passing.

Say hello to Figaro.

Oh, just a minute.

It waves you to a more removed ground. But do not go with it.

Say hello to your mother, Aron!

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

That's the kind of greeting a girl likes.

You're unusually friendly today. What's going on?

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's how I hailed taxicabs.

That girl smiled and waved to me.