"hello boys" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it as a greeting or introduction when addressing multiple boys. For example, "Hello boys, it's time for dinner!".
Preamble: Hello boys and girls, and welcome to the first of today's African Cup of Nations semi-finals.
His new name was a mortification, yes, but he clung to it, for… Hello, boys and girls, this is Burl Ives, and I've come to sing some songs for you.
The show offers irreverent and ribald insights into Greco-Roman wrestling and weight lifting and whispered gymnastics play-by-play that describes floor exercise maneuvers as "hello boys," "crazy dates" and a "wide walk with a touch of goose".
Hello Boys! Wasn't it obvious?
"Hello, boy," Pops said, "did you have a good day at school?" "Mrs. Barbarossa was out sick.
Two years later, the opening of McCabe's next novel, "The Dead School," sounded arch by comparison: "Hello there, boys and girls, and I hope you are all well.
It doesn't say, "Hello, big boy," or "Come down and see me sometime".
The look is Take a Letter, Maria from the waist up, and Hello, Big Boy! there on down.
It shows her subject palling around with designers Louise Grey, Jonathan Saunders and James Long; doing the tango with much-respected Style.com critic Tim Blanks; and saying hello to Boy George.
