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i lovr chuuya s o uch likr even miore after they revealed hus previous occupation liie he’s zo indeoendent and strong and talented snd smart snd tinynand so so fucking young fjfjfrdfjf my perception of him has changed a lot ever since we fojnd out he’s a fuckign Kinf of fucking Sheep like wow chill man you’re only 15 whenivwas 15 i didnt even kniw my IQ. i probably stikl dont knw my IQ. but that’s besides the poijt j was talkibg about teen chuuta. i lovr him so much he’s the only thingni wanna draw forthe next ten yearsv hnnnnnghh g pls give me more independent king of fuckung sheep cyouya hngngnhn i have so much respect for this fucking kid
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Different greetings in Spanish for both formal and informal written and spoken communication.
Por Escrito - tú
Hola, amigo/a - Hello, friend.
Querido/a - Dear...
Queridísimo/a - Dearest...
Mi querido/a - My dear...
Conversación - tú
Hola. - Hello
¿Qué tal? - How are you?
¿Qué hay de nuevo? - What’s new?
¿Cómo estás? - How are you?
Por Escrito - Usted
Muy Señor mío - Dear Sir...
Muy Señora mía - Dear Madam...
Estimado Señor - Dear Sir...
Estimada Señora - Dear Madam...
Conversación - Usted
Buenos días, Señor/Señora... - Good morning, Sir/Madam...
Buenas tardes/noches, Señor/Señora... - Good afternoon/evening, Sir/Madam...
¿Cómo está usted? - How are you? (formal)
Mucho gusto en verlo/la. - Nice to see you.
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