How do another soror greet another AKA or any other sororities?

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Greek

Answer 1

First of all, are you an AKA or member of any other greek sorority? The answer to that question would be known by a soror. I am a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and I don't think any of the women who have taken the time to go through the process of becoming members of their respective GLO's would just spit that information out. But if you really want to know, the best way to get that and any other information you may desire to have would be to become a member yourself

Answer 2

My mom is an avid AKA, and she has neophyte fever. I plan to become an Alpha when I get to college. One thing she always tells me is that when greeting anyone of any sorority or fraternity never use their symbols, or calls, if your not one yet. (Like the AKA "skeeweek".) She says that in her day they would call you out on it and make you really embarassed. Go AKA's, and ALPHAS!! Just a casual hey that you would give anyone else can work.

Answer 3

Try a simple hello. Mack is correct that if you aren't one, never use our call. Just be normal and speak like you would to anyone else you encounter. Members within each organization all know how to greet each other so to find out, you'd have to become a member. Good luck.

Answer 4

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