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No, I thought it was always 'Here' as in location. I believe it was used in British Parliament to denote a member that supported whatever had been said and where this supporter was in the room.
No, I thought it was always 'Here' as in location. I believe it was used in British Parliament to denote a member that supported whatever had been said and where this supporter was in the room.
I could be wrong.
you're wrong.
it was used [not only in parliament] originally as 'hear him, hear him' or 'hear ye, hear ye' as in.. LISTEN TO.
it's evolved into 'hear hear' as an expression of agreement.
you mean 'hear hear' not 'here here' 
