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…
Introduction A long-standing expression with roots tracing back to the Middle Ages, “hi” has developed into a globally accepted salutation. Originating from the word “hail,” it eventually transformed into “hello” before finally reaching its current form. Although it began gaining traction in the early 1900s, it wasn’t until the 50s that “hi” truly became widespread….
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Mysterious and unknown is the origin of the word “bye” that has been part of our language for so long. Though, if we look into its past, some interesting facts can be revealed. Recorded as early as 1590, in a play called The Return from Parnassus, Sir Dauphin says “Farewell, my lord; I’ll bye at…