"hello beautiful" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used as a greeting or as a compliment. For example, you can write, "I hope you have a lovely day, hello beautiful!".
"Hello, Beautiful People!
One night, Jocelyn answers her phone and it's Lou, going, "Hello, Beautiful".
"Hello beautiful, care for a rose?" is a frequent opening, as is a friendly wave accompanied by his boyish smile.
The staff at Hello Beautiful, a new, psychedelically painted hair salon, entertain clients' babies during haircuts.
Once while she and I walked down 125th Street, a man called out with a smile, "Hello, beautiful sister, you sure got a pretty little daughter.
Self deprecating and hilarious - Hannie's new book Hello, Beautiful! captures the joy in the everyday and is a love letter to Melbourne, friends and family.
"Hello beautifuls," Fernandez says, mostly to himself, throwing up a peace sign.
"Hello there beautiful, are you an Alpha Gamma?
After saying, "Hello?" a beautiful voice on the other line said, "Are you missing your dog?" This became a delightful relief as she explained Annie was found.
"Hello there, beautiful," he says, which he pronounces boo-tiful, a word Claire sometimes parrots to Hal ("Good morning, bootiful") without thinking about it.
So sure, being bilingual may make you smarter, but in a world filled with texting it might also make you want drop your phone in the toilet when autocorrect sinisterly changes "hello" to "bello" (beautiful in Spanish) and makes a conversation extremely awkward from the get-go.
