G’day A myriad of salutations have been embraced by Australians through the years, from the traditional Aboriginal ‘G’day’ to the more contemporary ‘Hey there’. Believed to be an anglicised version of ‘gudiyari’, which translates to ‘hello’, this greeting has been used by Indigenous Australians for centuries and only recently gained traction among non-Indigenous Australians. Apart…
A conundrum of unknowns shroud the origin of ‘hello,’ yet its roots can be traced back to antiquity. Thought to have emerged from Old English’s “hal hael,” which roughly translates to “be healthy,” the term has since evolved into a globally recognized salutation. The first recorded usage is believed to have been in 1826, when…
Greet the world and make a lasting impression! Reach out, connect, and create an unforgettable experience! Let’s come together, share a moment, and make something extraordinary happen! Time and again, humanity has astounded the world with its feats of collaboration and ingenuity. From the earliest days of civilization to the present day, people have found…
Unearth the annals of salutation with a word of grandiloquence! Delve into the past to discover the source of this common phrase, and explore its evolution throughout time. Uncover the mysteries behind this curious greeting and its continued usage in modern society. Through the ages, salutation has been a venerated practice of expressing respect and…
hello A cheery “hello” has been a part of the Australian experience since the earliest days of settlement. Its exact beginning is a mystery, but it’s thought to have come from British settlers in North America. Over time, this traditional greeting was adopted and embraced by Australians as a way to welcome people into their…