Terry Thomas. Absolute classic!
http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=_AqS8ks9op8
... "oh hello" line around 0:23
Enjoy.
Richard Cripps
You might address a famous singer by saying "Mr. Smith." You could also address a famous singer by simply saying hello and addressing the person by his or her full name.
Famous line from the movie Scarface referring the weapon he was about to use
Punjab singer and actor Gippy Grewal, has not died in an accident. He is alive and well and released his latest hit single titled "Hello, Hello" in 2013.
Its a way of saying hello, in japanese though. Its also a way of getting someones attention.
Bella says "Bonjourno"... Bonjourno is like saying "Goodmorning" or "Hello". Esme replys by saying "Moltobene"... She is saying "Very good". Actualy, its spelled Molto buona but Esme pronounces it moltobene but yes it means very good.
Nick Cotton
You might address a famous singer by saying "Mr. Smith." You could also address a famous singer by simply saying hello and addressing the person by his or her full name.
'Hullo' is not an incorrect form of 'hello'. It is merely a different way of saying it. 'Hallo' 'hullo' 'hello' are all correct, but different ways of saying 'hello'. Each form mainly refers to the different regional accents of the British Isles where the greeting became popular.
The answer is Lady Gaga why ? Because she is a pop star and a singer but Hello kitty is just a TV actor that why xxx
it's exactly the same. American English and British English are the same language, apart from favor to favour and color to colour. My spell cheack says the British versions are wrong. Ignore it! :D Hope this helps ~Happypieman~
by saying hola, bonjour, or hello x
1. Sun Ming Ming- famous basketball player. 2. Jackie Chan - famous actor
another word for hello ummm hi
French = bonjour english = hello
Famous line from the movie Scarface referring the weapon he was about to use
Konichiwa
for you, it isn't