Upの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I would assume this is something to do with age restrictions/recommendations. This would mean ages 10 (10 is included) to 25 (25 included) is part of the sentence. Even if it not age-related, the sentence means numbers 10 through to 25. (10,11,12...23,24,25). Hope this answers it.

A: “From up above” normally means “from God/heaven.”

A: It is your decision to make...you choose what to do

A: "So, are we ready?" "Are we prepared?" "Are we ready to proceed?" Something like that.

A: Example. You are sleeping, but are supposed to be getting up. I could shout "you up?" I'm checking that you are out of bed.
If I asked you if you wanted to participate in something, I could ask "you up for it?"

These are the two usages I can think of, there might be others.

A: its mostly an answer to an invitation to do something
초대에 대한 대답

do you want to have lunch now?
who wants to drink beer after work?
anyone wants to go to the mall this weekend?

answer: Im up for that / it

A: It's up to you which restaurant we go to
I don't really mind which movie we watch, it's up to you
He's really ill but it's up to you whether you still want to visit him

A: "What's up" is a casual phrase used among friends and people around your age. You would not usually use it with your parents, teachers, boss or people older. Examples include casual sentences like:
"Hey, what's up?"
It could mean "how are you?" or "what's the matter" or sometimes just "hello"
As "hello":
Friend 1: What's uuuuuuuuup.
Friend 2: What's up!
As "how are you?":
Friend 1: What's up?
Friend 2: Not much. You?
Friend 1: Same.
As "what's the matter":
Friend 1: You look sad. What's up?
Friend 2: My grandma is sick.
Sometimes it can be used as an exclamation like "Oh my goodness!" too.
As "Oh my goodness!":
Example 1: Yo, I just did a back flip. That's what's up!
Example 2: What's up! I completed level 99 in this game.

A: This phrase can mean "It is your choice..." or "It is your responsibility to...".

Examples:

It's up to you to whether you drink coffee or tea.
Coffee or tea? It's up to you!
It's up to you when we eat.
The career you take is up to you.

It is up to you to cook dinner.
It's up to you to post the letter.

A: I looked up at the stars
I went to a concert, it was great
I took the trash out

A: What;s up is a casual greeting, like "Hi"
You ask "what's wrong" when you think the person is upset

A: "What's up" è più giovanile, e si può tradurre come un "come butta" o "che succede", mentre "how are you" è il classico "come stai". Diciamo che con una persona più grande/che non conosci è sconsigliato usare il what's up, poiché è più tipo slang, a meno che tu non voglia chiaramente chiedere "che succede?", ad esempio se una persona sta piangendo. ^^

A: that's a bit different, you would say something like: what are you doing? What's going on?

A: It is up to you to decide where you want to eat

Where we eat depends on what decision you make

hope that helps 😊

A: What's up? = a casual/ friendly/ informal way of greeting. It can also mean "what's happening?"
For example:
(When meeting friends/ someone close to you) "Hey! What's up!"

How are you? = formal way of greeting, asking about how you feel/ your health.
For example:
"How are you?"
"I'm fine, thank you"

😊😊😊

A: "Nothing much, you?"
You can actually say "What's up?" in reply too.

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A: What are you doing?/ How are you doing these days? /What are you upto?

A: kinda sounds aggressive you can make it sound nice by saying "what is wrong?" or if u want to sound aggressive you can say "what is wrong with you?"

A: Yes, it does sound a bit aggressive, try ‘are you ok?’

A: Your welcome

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