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Sabato, 31 mag 2003, alle 03:46 Europe/Rome, Ado Hall ha scritto:

> Dum le cinque annos passate, io ha remarcate un forte tendentia inter 
> juvenes in emissiones dramatic televisual ab le Statos Unite de 
> salutar se con "Hey" in loco del "Hi" o "Hello" anterior: "Hey Sarah", 
> "Hey John".

In Italia, o al minus in Abruzzo, il ha "Uč". Forsan le Americanos ha 
audite, al minus un vice, "uč cumbą" per nostre emigrantes. Isto 
esserea como "hey fella"!
In omne caso, illo es multo informal.

> An iste "Hey" salutari es de origine svedese?

In svedese illo es 'hej', si io non erra, e 'hei' in finnico.
Totevia io crede que illo simplemente veni del parola anglese 'hey' que 
on usa pro haber attention...
-- 
Daniele Nicolucci (Jollino)
Network Admin on irc.discussioni.org
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