Salve! (singular)
Salvete! (plural)
In pig Latin, "hi" is translated to "hi-yay."
In Pig Latin, "hi Emily" would be "hiyay milyEay."
from the latin word for circle
Latin Hi-Hattin - 1938 was released on: USA: 4 April 1938
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Latin Hi-Hattin - 1938 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved USA:Passed (National Board of Review)
'Hi' means 'they' 'Hello' is 'salve'. and 'High' as in height is 'altus'.
I have no idea. but i made a new language called Oppo Latin and "Hih" is Hi in Oppo Latin.
hi
First off, the Romans spoke Latin. In Latin, if you want to say hi to one person you say "salve" (pronounced "sol-way"), but if you want to say hi to multiple people you say "salvete" (pronounced "sol-way-tay").
'Hi'???? is ' 'lo' as in 'Hello. Typical American greeting , 'hi'. Typical British greeting , '; ---;lo'. Ha!!! Ha!!! My silly joke. Formally, in the English Language a greeting is 'Hello'. Latin ; Salvete. As in Salutations. A Parting in the English language is ' Good bye' ( from God be with you), / Latin ; Valete. As in Valedictions.
it means long