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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Doubts: "to greet" and "what's up" ?

Hello guys Emotion: smile I've got 2 doubts and I hope you'll help me

1) Is there a way to say s.o. that s.o. else is saying hello to him?

For example I know some expressions like:
"Say hello to your brother for me"

Is it right?
Is there another informal and common expression? On the dictionary I found "to greet". Is it often used?

2) One day I recieved an email from an English speaker.. the first line said "Hey, what's up?"
I'd never heard from him before, so I think it could mean "How are you" or something like that.. could someone please explain me the meaning of this expression?

Are there other sentences meaning "How are you" ?
Is "How are you doing" correct in this case?

Thanks [K]
  

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Mar-Tunny For example I know some expressions like: "Say hello to your brother for me" Is it right? It's right and very common. Mar-Tunny 2) One day I received an email from an English speaker..

— RayH

  • Mar-Tunny For example I know some expressions like: "Say hello to your brother for me" Is it right?
  • It's right and very common.
  • Mar-Tunny 2) One day I received an email from an English speaker..
  • " I'd never heard from him before, so I think it could mean "How are you" or something like that..
  • could someone please explain me the meaning of this expression?
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Mar-TunnyFor example I know some expressions like:
"Say hello to your brother for me"

Is it right?
It's right and very common.
Mar-Tunny2) One day I received an email from an English speaker.. the first line said "Hey, what's up?"
I'd never heard from him before, so I think it could mean "How are you" or something
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