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sip y nop
Por qué a vez de si y no, en mensages se utiliza "sip" y "nop" cuál es la diferencia?
Aug 28, 2016 2:40 AM
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¡Hola!
They are slangs for "yes" and "no". Maybe you can translate them like this: "sip" = "yup"/"yep", "nop" = "nope".
¡Saludos!
August 28, 2016
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En realidad ni existe ninguna,, solo es una forma graciosa de decirlo.
Suerte!
August 28, 2016
Mensajes*
La manera correcta de decirlo siempre será sí o no, cuando usas el sip o nop es en un contexto de demasiada confianza, "una manera tierna". aunque es muy ocacional
August 30, 2016
They mean the same but you must remember they should never be used in a professional context nor when writing papers
August 28, 2016
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