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Hi, ( i put this thread in the wrong place to begin with !!)
Iim new to this so hope u guys can help me out ? :)
Was wondering if someone can help me with translating the following sentences to english :
q d nuevo? ( i think the q d is for que de? but not sure)
pues aqui extrañandote
Have no idea wat they mean so any help would be very appreciated!!
Thanks!! :)
It is actually short for "qué hay de nuevo?" > what's up / how's it going?
pues aqui extrañandote > I'm here, missing you
That's the idea,
Hope it helps!
I agree. Bugs Bunny says "What's up, doc?" all the time and in Spanish they translated it as "que hay de nuevo, viejo?"
I came in late to help...
the girls are right! you´ll pick a lot of Spanish here. :)
That's great !!! Thanks for the help !!
My problem is that there are some slang words i just can't find online or in any dictionary ..
for example :
Me gustas tu
That somehow i can't find in a dictionary !
hehe , would love to learn soo much more !
:) :)
I like you.Quote:
Originally Posted by crystalclr20
(In a more-than-just-a-friend sort of way).
I'm starting to love this site!!
hehe thanx!
:)
With regards to q and d, they mean que and de. You will also find others like pq (porque), tb (tambien), Cdo (cuando) that are more or less used by people that generally have been to university and have got used to writing very fast and very often!
I've seen the young'uns now write k instead of que. Grrr awful!
I know wat you mean, its pretty hard to understand if you're not very good at spanish anyway ! :)