What's up guys?

What's up guys?
 

Hey everyone, what's up? My name is Matt and I'm new to the forum. I just wanted to say hey.. I hope I posted this in the right section.. if not, mods please feel free to move it.

Hi MH - There is an "intro" option, but welcome, indeed, and by way of chat,
where are you at in your Spanish studies?

Hello Matt.

I bid you welcome to this place, I hope your stay in the forums will be enjoyable.

Now this it's the section correct in the forum, you should have posted in the introduce forums.

Now if you have doubts or questions, please you don't hesitate to ask us.

Welcome

Hello from me :)

Bienvenido :)

Hi Matt!

*Are you stalking me?! (Kidding!) You just joined the Slashkey forum ... I go by my real name - Kelsey - over there and recognized your name and the post as it was very similar.*

There are so many wonderful people here that can really give you a lot of help.

It was a wonderful causality.

I think you mean coincidence?

And I agree - it is a coincidence that it happened! But neat to recognize a name!

Yes neat I believe that it was merely coincidence.


I liked the word neat.

I didn't know as I should say it in English.


Thanks.

CJ/Crotalito - Right, "por casualidad" = "coincidentally" or "by coincidence".

And, "neat" is a neat word to know, ¿No?

I found in the dictionary that neat is a slang in English that it means Neta.

In the another corrections is correct.

Thanks.

neta? :confused:

La palabra neat tiene varios significados y incluye neta, o bien ordeando.
Pero en slang americanacerca 1954 y se usa todavía o sea menos neat
is algo muy mola o excepcionalmente buena.
Ejemplo:
Jose: Oye Luis, ayer compré un nuevo Mercedes Benz.
Luis: Neat! ¿Qué modelo es?

Otro singificado de neat es ena preparación de tragos alcólicos. Si
un cliente pide Scotch neat. singifica que no queiere tomarlo
con soda --tal vez con un cubo de hielo nada más

Ha - languages (and their nuances) are fun, don't you think? As a Brit, I always think something's wrong when someone asks me "What's up?", it seems close in meaning to "what's wrong?". Of course it's a standard greeting for Americans, and will no doubt become so here in the UK. Anyway, as a newcomer here, hope you have fun here. I certainly intend to do so! :)

Really I didn't know that information, thank you for the contribution.

I don't know if this is suspicious or anything, but I found this

http://www.fontgarden.com/forum/inde...sg996.html#new