have somone from hello ?

0Wouldn't it be "have the hello from someone"?0-

0 no .... i think it's "have somone from hello"? can anyone help us 0-

0 Doesn't make any sense at all to me...what context have you heard it in? 0-

0Thanx nona ,,,02br
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00I do not remeber the full context but I think it could mean to fall in love with somone at first sight or from the very beginning ..... can some one explain with examples ?0-

0Sorry, there is no such idiom 'have someone from hello' and I can't work out what it was you heard....without the context I can't say.02br
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00Love someone from the first hello? (not an idiom but it makes sense)0-

0Hi Nona,02br
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00thanx so much for your reply ...... I found the full context ....02br
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00 "01b01u00Jerry02u00: Hello? Hello. 02b02br
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01b00I'm lookin' for my wife. 02b02br
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01b00Wait. Okay...okay...okay. 02b02br
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0We were strangers in the night02br
00Up to the moment02br
00When we said our first hello ???02br
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00Sinatra - strangers in the night.0-

0 Maybe the simple fact that he phoned her - his wife?- and that she heard him say "hello" was enough to get her back? No further speech was required... It depends on the relationship between those persons... 0-

0Yikes! Have NONE of you seen the movie Jerry Maguire? That's the most famous line from the movie! Okay, "Show me the money!" is the most famous line, but this one is a close second.02br
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00Jerry had made some reallly big mistakes with his wife, and he knew it. But as soon as he came back, looking panicked that he might have lost any chance with her, she had forgiven hi

0I haven't seen the movie, GG, but I'm glad I got it right! 050010id1