Nice one, but I don't believe it.

There's no way a guy addresses or calls his girl friend by her last name.
Instead it should have been 'Meg' and not 'hello'.

Think about it.

Oruemu:
Hiya! So sweet.

Yet ladies go say men ne dey try

hooged:
stop spreading wrong information

Thank you my brother. Google gave a different version

Idrismusty97:
This as since be proven to be an hoax, Don't just believe anything you see on the internet.

And you want me to believe what this one too said?

that is not true... 'hello' is credited to Edison who misheard Alexander graham bell for 'Ahoy'. is a long story shaa

freshcvvs:


And you want me to believe what this one too said?

Decode the sarcasm bro, We all know Abraham Lincoln didn't said that.

pple should research well before posting anything on NL, well done and thanks for taking time out to debunk the hoax. @idrismusty

This nar bigggggggggg lieeeeee, why people no dey research before them dey post rubbish.

Hmmmm....as from today its no longer "hello" from me but "Chidinma" .....yeye no be small

hooged:
No. This is a popular hoax on internet.

Mabel Hubbard was Bell's girlfriend who he later marries on 1877. The telephone was patented in 1876.

Graham Bell actually never used the term "hello" . The first call he made was to his assistant who was in the adjoining room and he said "Come-here. I want to see you."

The word "Hello" actually came from hola which meant to stop and pay attention. Alexander Bell preferred to use Ähoy"as in the ships those days which co-incidentally was misheard by Edison.

In 1877, Edison wrote to T.B.A. David, the president of the Central District and Printing Telegraph Company of Pittsburgh:
Friend David, I do not think we shall need a call bell as Hello! can be heard 10 to 20 feet away.
What you think? Edison - P.S. first cost of sender & receiver to manufacture is only $7.00.

u are 100percent right. I was about saying the same thing before I saw your comment so I just had to agree with u. Edison heasr wrongly and created a wrong impression. Most people still continue with that wrong history of "hello" when u can get the right info by simply google.

henceforth I will be using or saying Ngozi or Princess because that's her name I mean my would be .

In the last days.............people will invent new lies to suit their stupidity








The story doesn't follow @all








Only in the last days!

allanphash7:
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[size=28pt]HOAX[/size]

allanphash7:
Pix

Olodo... How can you post such and still call yourself educated?

Idrismusty97:
Decode the sarcasm bro, We all know Abraham Lincoln didn't said that.

You meant"didn't say"?

Segadem:
It means hell No


Chinese don't say hello, it's only some countries who follow British blindly that dhey do copy copy.

Perharps let's use as an experiment. For example I call and say Segadem bring my moni sharp sharp

Why Say 'hello' On Lifting The Telephone? by Officerricky (m ): 11:26am On May 09 , 2013 Nearly every person on this planet, irrespective of their caste, creed, religion, nationality, language, status or position in society on picking up a phone will first say ‘Hello.’ Have any of us ever wondered as to why we say ‘Hello’ on lifting a phone? It may be re-called that it was Alexander Graham Bell, who first invented the telephone way back in March, 1876. Was he then the person who first coined the word ‘Hello?’ There are no such records in history verifying that he was indeed the person to coin the word, and one also tends to wonder about that because the word ‘Hello’ has been used for ages, even when people met each other face-to-face. There is even a hoax mail circulating online about ‘Hello.’ It states that there was a girl called Margaret Hello and she was supposed to be the girlfriend of Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of telephone. And from her name the word originated. It goes on to add that in life we may forget the name of the great inventor Graham Bell but never that of his girlfriend, who was his true love. However, the fact is that Graham Bell never had a girlfriend name Margaret Hello; he had a wife whose name was Mable Hubbard Bell. And the sad irony was she could never be able to use a phone because she was deaf. Also in reality, the word used by Bell after inventing the telephone was Ahoy! It was actually Thomas Alva Edison who first used the word ‘Hello’ on mistakenly hearing a ‘Hullo.’ One finds the word "Hello" as an acceptable form of greeting between people of all levels and strata of society, whether it be your closest friend or the President of the United States or Queen of England or any ordinary person. It would still be an acceptable form of greeting either while talking face-to-face or after picking up a phone. Once this aspect of the word “Hello” was realized, people started to pick up on it and now it is just a custom and to a great extent an unconscious habit. Without a shred of doubt it can be said that "Hello" is the most common word used by every one world over, once they pick up the phone. You can even check for yourself and note this. Also next time, when your phone rings and you say a "Hello" do ponder over it, before you start a conversation. Tring Tring Tring .... Hello...Hello.

Old pics . were is ur sauce

Nice to know this

Foreign lie! If true, His name must be Graham Bell "Hi"

Kudos
Your brain and surfing net is passing knowledge

Wow!

ireplacable:
interesting

super story.....

for real?

We mostly digest what we see on the internet hook, line and sinker.

And people actually blve dis scrap?

allanphash7:
Pix

That is not true...

This is the hand work of illuminati!

Waow!!! Fantastic

We say 'OUI' we) hallo

Findings shows this: Mabel Hubbard was Bell's girlfriend who he later marries on 1877. The telephone was patented in 1876. Graham Bell actually never used the term "hello" . The first call he made was to his assistant who was in the adjoining room and he said "Come-here. I want to see you." The word "Hello" actually came from hola which meant to stop and pay attention. Alexander Bell preferred to use Ähoy"as in the ships those days which co-incidentally was misheard by Edison.

Was "Hello" the name of Alexander Graham Bell's wife?
Re-Ask

This is a popular hoax on internet.

Mabel Hubbard was Bell's girlfriend who he later marries on 1877. The telephone was patented in 1876.

Graham Bell actually never used the term "hello" . The first call he made was to his assistant who was in the adjoining room and he said "Come-here. I want to see you."

The word "Hello" actually came from hola which meant to stop and pay attention. Alexander Bell preferred to use Ähoy"as in the ships those days which co-incidentally was misheard by Edison.

In 1877, Edison wrote to T.B.A. David, the president of the Central District and Printing Telegraph Company of Pittsburgh:
Friend David, I do not think we shall need a call bell as Hello! can be heard 10 to 20 feet away.
What you think? Edison - P.S. first cost of sender & receiver to manufacture is only $7.00.


Here are some interesting sources you may refer.

http://www.nytimes.com/1992/03/0...