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- What is the meaning of Whats up bro?? - Question about . . . - HiNative
Usually it's used toward a male because of the "bro" which is short for brother |it's a greeting usually used by young people it's a shortened version of "What's up" which means "how are you" basically
- How do you say whats up brother in Arabic? | HiNative
كيف حالكi don't like you = أنت لا تعجبني See a translation 0 likes ayoub98a 27 Aug 2018 Arabic Near fluent 0 likes aikawa_28ayato 27 Aug 2018 Arabic English (UK) English (US) you can say in casual talk with close friend like this: كيفك يا أخي صحبي or إزَّيَّك يا أخي and in a formal way you say كيف حالك يا أخي you can say in casual talk
- Whats up bro?是什么意思？ -关于英语 (美国)（英文） | HiNative
it's a greeting usually used by young people it's a shortened version of "What's up" which means "how are you" basically "Bro" is just a shortened version of brother" again usually used by young people
- Whats up bro?是什么意思？ -关于英语 (英国)（英文） | HiNative
What's up bro?的定义宛如天堂 是什么意思？ 可是他们亲手书写的那首歌还停在未完的音符上，她不想欠它一个遗憾的结局，让它化作未竟的绝响，徒惹那永不愈合的怅惘。 问：这里的“未竟的绝响”是？ 是什么意思？ 携 是什么意思？ 滅門慘案 是什么意思？ 老头 是什么意思？
- Que signifie fayn a lkhawa (moroccan darija) - HiNative
Anglais (GB) Arabe Points Qualité: 2 Réponses: 3 Nombre de "J'aime !": 1 Whats up brother
- How do you say What’s up my brother? in Portuguese (Brazil)?
Here are a few options: 1 "E aí, irmão?" - This is a common way to greet someone in Brazil, especially among friends "E aí" means "What's up" and "irmão" means "brother" 2 "Fala aí, mano!" - This is another informal way to greet someone in Brazil, using "fala aí" to mean "what's up" and "mano" a slang term for "brother" 3 "Beleza, mano?" - "Beleza" is a common way to ask if
- whats up brother は アラビア語 で何と言いますか？ - HiNative
【whats up brother】 は アラビア語 で何と言いますか？ | HiNative 最終更新日： 2018年8月29日 umer7 2018年8月26日 英語 (イギリス) アラビア語 アラビア語 に関する質問
- How do you say whats up brother in Spanish (Mexico)?
Explanation: In the formal translation, "¿Qué tal?" is a more polite and neutral way to ask "What's up?" In the casual translation, "¿Qué onda?" is a more informal and commonly used expression to ask the same question in a relaxed and friendly manner Additionally, using "hermano" (brother) is a casual and friendly way to address someone in both translations
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