What's on your mug?

how are you or how are you doing?

"hey sup annie"

By niyati

Southern version of hi--this is actually much more common than saying yawl. Can be substituted for good morning, good afternoon, good evening, hello, hi, hiya, etc..

Typically used all by itself in a greeting and in return. Pronounced as almost having 2 syllables by extending the length of the word as it is sounded out. The 1st person says it with a higher tone of voice, while the replier says it a little lower.

By Belly Bea

When someone else says hey to you it’s usually a sign that they want to FUCK YOU!! Like seriously you need to say hey back!

Hey!

By Images art decisions

1. Common greeting among almost anyone who can talk 2. In Canadian is pronounced "Eh" 3. My last name. It's actually Hey.

1. Hey, do you speaka da English? 2. I'm Canadian,eh? 3. Jon Hey

By Jon Hey

Other than an informal way of saying 'hello', Longford shams often say 'hey' at the end of a sentence to add emotion or to emphasise something, usually a threat. Often heard in the thriving modern metropolis that is Longford. This is in the midlands of Ireland, hey!

awh, sham I'll bate the face a ya if ya go near my bjore again, hey!!!

By bjore de change