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Moody_m Posted 13 years ago
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what's up
"What's up?" - What does it exactly mean? What could be natural answers to such a question? Is the question "what's up with your friends" a questions about my friends' news?
And one more question: can i say about a person that they are artificial (meaning not real, unnatural, pretending)?
And one more question: can i say about a person that they are artificial (meaning not real, unnatural, pretending)?
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" - What does it exactly mean? ' moody_m What could be natural answers to such a question? Answer as appropriate to the situation.
- " - What does it exactly mean?
- ' moody_m What could be natural answers to such a question?
- Answer as appropriate to the situation.
- moody_m Is the question "what's up with your friends" a questions about my friends' news?
- ' moody_m And one more question: can i say about a person that they are artificial (meaning not real, unnatural, pretending)?
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moody_m"What's up?" - What does it exactly mean?It usually means 'What's new?' or even 'How are you?', but it also means 'What are you doing now?' or 'What's happening?'
moody_m What could be natural answers to such a question?Answer as appropriate to the situation.
moody_m Is the question "what's u
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I usually say: "Not much", "Nothing much", or "Not a lot". Because there's never a lot going on, right?
Or if you want to be sarcastic: "The ceiling" or "The sky" -- depending on where you are at the moment of speaking.
Or if you want to be sarcastic: "The ceiling" or "The sky" -- depending on where you are at the moment of speaking.
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In British English, 'What's up?' usually suggests that there is some sort of problem.
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