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What's the Difference between HI and HELLO?

by Mehari Beraki (Asmara, Eritrea)

what is the difference between HI and HELLO?Answer:HELLO is a word you use to show that you are happy to see or meet someone.For example: "Hello, my name is Tom and I'm the new kid."HI has the same meaning, but it is more informal.For example: "Hi John! How are you?"

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