What is the greeting you use most often to address others ??

here in the Philippines, we call people with due respect and in so many ways. like, we use the words "po and opo" to someone whose elder than us, we use "lolo and lola" for our grandparents, "ate, kuya, ditse, dikong etc " for our siblings. we address people also by the position they have in the society before their names like if youre a doctor and your name is anna guittierez, we will call you...Doctor Anna Guittierez. we also uses the words "hi and hello" or greet them depending on the time of the day....and so many other things that we use and do to give respect. takecare

My most common one is "Hi" and "Hello", followed by a "Whassup!?" I tend to really drag the Hi's and the Hello's, like Hiiiieeeeeeeee!!!!!! or Hellloooooooooo!! Hehehe, thats how I am! When I go to office in the morning, I typically greet everyone with a Goooood Morning!! I think thats a great way to start the day, and I've also been told by some friends that my cheery good mornings brightened up their day when they were feeling low

I am italian, so we use 'Ciao', once people used 'Salve' that was a greeting used by Romans...

Usually I would say hi. Sometimes it is hello. Occasionally I would say Alright? or even hola. lol. There are so many greetings but it is just good to talk. :)

hi prafull i am also from india I too use to say simply hi/ hello to my friends namaskar or namastey to elder ones and geet time to business persons

Hai Abin here, Hi friend that's a marvelous question. I think i usually greets people according to their relation with me or their age. i usually treat people who i don't actually know(like you) by saying hai or hi. I think it's just fine about this way of calling Your's, Abindas.

i just usually greet my friends or family members hi or hello with a very sweet smile ^_^... sometime we do beso beso or kiss on cheeks or hugs to show the closeness or i miss them..

hellow people!!! and Kamusta? meaning how are u? here in philippines.

I say Hi if I see the person, but on the computer I say Hey or Hello.