この質問は過去に何度か出されており、多くの方の興味を弾くテーマなのだと

この質問は過去に何度か出されており、
多くの方の興味を弾くテーマなのだということが
わかります。

こんにちは が歴史的には正しいです。
「今日は、お日柄もよろしく・・・（例）」などの
挨拶文の最初の部分だけが残った挨拶語ですから。

しかし、助詞の wa は「は」 と表記する約束に
なっているだけで、
助詞という印象の薄れてしまった挨拶語として
「こんにちわ」 と書いても
それはむしろ発音的には正しいということになります。

それで現在では両方の表記があるのでしょう。

尚、♯5さんの回答には誤解があるようです。
「ｈａ」の音は初期の日本語には存在せず、
「は」と書いて「ｐａ」と発音していました。
次に平安時代に「ｆａ」になり、
今では「は」は「ｈａ」なんです。
助詞のｗａ を「は」 と書く、
助詞のｅ を「へ」で書く、
これは表記上の約束事です。
発音の変遷とは別テーマです。

>最近では、「お」と「を」について、
>前者を「Ｏ」、後者を「ｗｏ」と発音する人が増えてきて

これもちょっとした誤解でしょう。
歴史的に「を」は長い間 ｗｏ と発音されてきましたが
大正時代ごろからどちらもｏになる傾向です。
地域的に・年代的に
をｗｏ と おｏ を区別して発音する人は
いまもいらっしゃいます。
歌手などは、歌の意味をはっきりさせるために
きちんと弁別して発音するので
そうしたアーティストの影響をうけた若い方が
をｗｏ と おｏ を区別するようになっています。

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Результаты (английский) 2:

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Результаты (английский) 3:

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