Heigh, vesti

LINGUISTICSSOCIOLOGY
Written By Eric Love

Heigh, vesti LINGUISTICS, SOCIOLOGY — A greeting expression. “Heigh, vesti” is a variant of the expression → “Heigh, kin,” only it is used in times when honor or respect are the only connectors between the parties. It is sometimes a (forced) means of expressing respect from a subordinate to a superior, but it is equally appropriate for use between peers of higher status. A more formal expression than “Heigh, kin,” there is no typical response to “Heigh, vesti” other than to repeat the phrase itself.

Eric Love
I am a story teller. The goal of a story is to move people in some way. Whether with video, words or images and graphics, my end goal is always to tell a good story. When your story is told successfully, it expresses your strengths and the unique way in which you fill a need or want. With every service I offer, I seek to answer this question: what is the best way to tell this story? Showing always beats telling.
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