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PostNapisane by KA i PE » 28 Mar 2007, 16:38 Re: Cheers, mate!

well, the expression 'mate' is something that i could fairly easy get used to, to be honest, i cought myself using it once or twice. i think that these things really go with the territory, and there is no other way, but just accept it. some people in poland abuse other phrases, or words for that instance. i went out with another driver the other day, and the man said 'are you with me?' every other word. of course he wasnt interested wheather i was paying any attention to his blabber, it was just something he said every few words.............................. so dont worry mates, the word doesnt mean disrespect :-)


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MalePostNapisane by jaco2000eu » 23 May 2007, 21:15 Re: Cheers, mate!

Its simple, they`re chill. They don`t need says than you sir, what for? thats keeps distance between you and him!

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PostNapisane by ogotay » 27 Jul 2007, 23:49 Re: Cheers, mate!

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MalePostNapisane by acmd » 30 Jul 2007, 18:18 Re: Cheers, mate!

I must say that with time I got used to 'mate' and even started using it myself :twisted: .
It's particularily useful when you refuse to give money to a Big issue man - just say 'sorry mate, I'm broke'. Works perfectly :razz: .

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FemalePostNapisane by Kat_Bham » 15 Aug 2007, 18:12 Re: Cheers, mate!

mate is much better than love
i hate when people say: "thanks love" "excuse me love do you work here"
i could kill when i hear it, really

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MalePostNapisane by xao » 22 Aug 2007, 21:52 Re: Cheers, mate!

acmd wrote:I must say that with time I got used to 'mate' and even started using it myself :twisted: .
It's particularily useful when you refuse to give money to a Big issue man - just say 'sorry mate, I'm broke'. Works perfectly :razz: .


You can always say "get lost sucker",unless you're scarred,are you?
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MalePostNapisane by acmd » 23 Aug 2007, 01:57 Re: Cheers, mate!

xao wrote:
"get lost sucker"


is not much of British English, is it? It's rather South Park-style AME slang, not very popular here, I suppose. I'd rather say 'piss off, wanker', but see no reason to be rude :grin: .

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MalePostNapisane by xao » 23 Aug 2007, 15:05 Re: Cheers, mate!

acmd wrote:
xao wrote:
"get lost sucker"


is not much of British English, is it? It's rather South Park-style AME slang, not very popular here, I suppose. I'd rather say 'piss off, wanker', but see no reason to be rude :grin: .



So??? I don't see any word that it's a post about British English.It's generally about English so I'm afraid you made a mistake.Slang is popular around the world
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PostNapisane by KA i PE » 23 Aug 2007, 17:41 Re: Cheers, mate!

xao wrote:Slang is popular around the world



....... yeah.... the third world mate......

verbal hygiene is as important as oral hygiene.... i think



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FemalePostNapisane by Kat_Bham » 23 Aug 2007, 20:43 Re: Cheers, mate!

ok nice conversation we have here.... I'll come back later!!

have a lovely long weekend by the way :lol: :grin:

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MalePostNapisane by xao » 24 Aug 2007, 02:04 Re: Cheers, mate!

KA i PE wrote:
xao wrote:Slang is popular around the world



....... yeah.... the third world mate......

verbal hygiene is as important as oral hygiene.... i think



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To be as much accurate as I can I have to mark something for you.The third word in sentence you thought about is "expression" :-)
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FemalePostNapisane by Kat_Bham » 24 Aug 2007, 17:34 Re: Cheers, mate!

I think it was WORLD in that sentance
but
I am not going into this silly argument

mates :mrgreen:

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PostNapisane by KA i PE » 24 Aug 2007, 19:02 Re: Cheers, mate!

me neither :-)

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MalePostNapisane by xao » 25 Aug 2007, 00:44 Re: Cheers, mate!

Come on yopu bunch of chickens :-)


Ok,let's talk about something else,what do you say?
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PostNapisane by KA i PE » 25 Aug 2007, 14:07 Re: Cheers, mate!

i say yey....
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