dime a ve

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EPAVenezuelaA casual way to say hi or get someone's attention, similar to 'Hey' or 'What's up.' (In Venezuela, it is the most common...
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hablaPerúA common informal greeting used to say hello or what is up, literally translating to speak.
HablameVenezuelaA casual greeting used to say What is up or Hey. (Literally speak to me).
klkRepública DominicanaA very common informal greeting used to say hello or ask what is happening (it is a contraction of the phrase que es lo...
perritoColombiaA homie, bro, or close friend. It is a warm, informal way to greet or refer to a pal, typically used in street slang....
Que masVenezuelaA common informal greeting used to ask how someone is doing, equivalent to What is up or How is it going.
QuiuboColombiaA friendly and informal greeting used to say hello or what is up. (It is a contraction of the phrase que hubo, and it is...
xopaPanamáAn informal greeting equivalent to what is up or hello (it is a reversal of the syllables in the word paso from the...

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dime a ve

A casual greeting equivalent to how is it going or what is up. It is often used with hey at the beginning and klk at the end (klk is common Dominican slang for what is up).

A: Hi Carlos. B: Hey dime a ve man what is up, everything cool? A: Good.

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República Dominicanaby AnónimoJanuary 7, 2010

dime a ve

A common informal greeting used to ask someone what is up or how they are doing, similar to what is good or talk to me (It is a shortened form of dime a ver, meaning tell me so I can see).

Dime a ve, my man! (The phrase de lo mío refers to a close friend).

Automatically translated from Spanish

República Dominicanaby Esno84August 21, 2016

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