The meaning of sentence

[guest_from_poland]

Hi,

I have the problem with meaning of that sentence:

Don't just "Hey" me.

Is it mean, don't say Hey to me, because I don't won't it?
Or is it mean, don't say only Hey to me, but say something more?
Or this mean something else?

 

[emsr2d2]

Hi,

I have the problem with meaning of that sentence:

Don't just "Hey" me.

Is it mean, don't say Hey to me, because I don't won't it?
Or is it mean, don't say only Hey to me, but say something more?
Or this mean something else?

Of the two, your second suggestion is closest to the meaning that I would read from it. The writer wants someone to say more than "Hey". Whether he wants him to simply say more than this as a greeting, for example "Hello, how are you?" or something similar isn't clear.

 

[Raymott]

I read it a bit differently.
I think the original speaker intends to have a conversation, but is getting the hearer's attention by just shouting "Hey!".
The hearer means: Don't just 'hey!' me. At least say 'Hey, John' or 'Excuse me, John, can we talk', or something polite like that.
No one likes to be addressed as "Hey!".