greet

d,theyexpressionsof

politenesstoyourpartner.“Goodmorning,Goodafternoon,Goodevening”inEnglishisakindof

greeting,butradioandtelevisionu“Goodmorning””Goodevening”togreetlistenersand

expressionsdirectlytranslatedfromEnglishhavenotbeenacceptedby

commonpeople.“Zao!””NinZao”udbymanypeoplemaybepredigestedfrom”yougetupvery

early”.

IntheUnitedKingdom,peopleoftentalktheweatherasagreeting,suchas“’t

it?””It’ssocoldtoday,isn’tit?”.Thephenomenonismainlyduetothechangeableweatherinthe

UK.

egreetingstendtosimplifyinanumberofoccasions.

havenoimportantthing,theywouldgreet

eachotherusingexpressionslike“Hey!”or“someotherdayIwillfindyou!”,”Iwillcallyou

someday!”