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08-Aug-2009, 05:34
kompheak
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my idiom
what mean "what's up?".
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08-Aug-2009, 09:24
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Re: my idiom
It's a greeting.
How are you?
How's it going?
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Re: my idiom
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Soup
It's a greeting.
How are you?
How's it going?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
kompheak
what mean "what's up?".
In BrE it can also mean 'What is wrong?'
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18-Aug-2009, 18:57
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Re: my idiom
It's an informal greeting that might be rhetorical, depending on the circumstance.
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