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- Hello Lena, I'm don't speak english but may be I can help you with this expression. it is a common version of "How are you?" to replay you can use: 1. Wath's Up? "Not much" or "Nothing much" this means you are free and able to chat 2. Wath's Up? another way of say "Hello" You can replay with: Hey, Hi. 3. When somebody ask to be polite, "Hello" or a way for the conversation to get started instead of actual literal questions. in fact when someone asks you "Wath's Up?", you don't even have to answer! just say "What's up?" in replay. Finally I can help you with spanish, is better for me, and you can help me with ukranian language.0 votedJuly 19, 20130
- Hola Sofia, Hubieran viene del verbo en tiempo infinitivo "Haber". Hubieran está conjugado en un tiempo llamado "Pretérito imperfecto". puedes usarlo cuando algo no está completo por ejemplo: 1. comentas con alguna amiga que el día anterior fuiste a un restaurant de comida peruana, y cuentas que pediste un plato con carne de res, ella podría decir "yo hubiera pedido un cebiche". 2. por ejemplo un amigo me comenta sobre sus hermanos que ahora son cantantes no profesionales, pero que si ellos hubieran estudiado en una escuela lírica serían cantantes de opera.0 votedJuly 19, 20130

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