2015年7月4日 · Chau is informal, and would virtually always imply you'd be expecting to see them again relatively soon. If you're leaving work and going to meet up with coworkers later for …

Chao (Bye - Chau is most common in Argentina, as user1074377 pointed out. Chao, I believe, is the most universal one.) Bye, cuídate (Bye, take care) Bueno, saludos (Ok, regards). If talking …

2018年6月10日 · bis-bis, bss, y chau-chau pueden ser utilizadas como onomatopeyas. Share. Improve this answer. Follow ...

2012年2月16日 · I'm beginning to learn Spanish as well. I just learned of the phrase, "No hay de que'" and had the same question.

2015年6月25日 · Of course, there would be situations when saying something like "Si hola, hola" mean "I don't have time for this stuff get to the point". The context is crucial. As an example, …

Here in Argentina we use it with two meanings, as a way to curse as you perfectly explained and as a way to call a close friend instead of by the name and this can be just to tell/talk about …

2023年10月23日 · Chau, me voy a nadar. (Bye, I'm leaving for a swim.) Chau, me voy a estudiar. (Bye, I'm going to school, or I'm going to my office/room to study.) What makes these …

2012年2月3日 · In my experience (Argentina), there is a correlation with both (related) meanings of congratulate:. Give (someone) one's good wishes when something special or pleasant has …

2017年3月8日 · I fully agree with you. In fact, the pronoun "me" in Me voy a dormir can be added to "dormir" when the the verb phrase has that second meaning you mentioned, which proves …

2021年1月12日 · Questions about the verbal interchanges between people such as when meeting, greeting, departing, answering the telephone, etc. // Preguntas sobre los …