Jul 1, 2001 14:02
23 yrs ago
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Spanish term

hello

Non-PRO Spanish to English Other
holla, Steve.
como estas: espero y quiero que muy bien, te escribo para saber algo de ti y que tengas mi nueva dureccion para que me escribas, por si no me recuerdas Yo soy jonnathan de Orosi, en Costa Rica, quiero que me escribas y ademas que me cuenten como está en viaje, por América.

Proposed translations

+1
7 mins

hola steve!

That's about it:-)
tb.
Reference:

None needed

Peer comment(s):

agree bea0 : :)
4 mins
¡Gracias Bea!..sufrí un derrame cerebral por esto..y todo para contestar en español cuando no era así ! :-)
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8 mins

Hi Steve...

Hi Steve,

How are you? I hope and wish that you are OK. I\'m writing you in order to have some news from you and also to give you my new address. In case you do not remember, I am Jonathan de Orossi, from Costa Rica; I hope you will write to me and tell me about your journey in America.
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-1
10 mins

Not a discrimination note

This is not a personal match making classified add page.

Your note should be in:
Out Personals or
Adult Friend Finder
Peer comment(s):

agree Terry Burgess : Right!..but let's not be TOO harsh:-)..'tis the price we pay for Internet!
8 mins
disagree bea0 : Muy poco profesional.Ud.puede explicar al usuario el uso de Proz o abstenerse de responder lo que "no está a su nivel".
2 days 5 hrs
disagree Bertha S. Deffenbaugh : Agree with Bea. Besides nobody is looking for an adult friend here!
4 days
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11 mins

Hello Steve or Hi Steve

The way you would use this would depend really on how well you know the person.

In my opinion Hello is more formal and Hi is an informal manner to greet someone.

Happy Translating!
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