Other people filled some of my train slots , I said thx, and they said: Sipp rena
what does that mean? i have googled for "sipp" but there is no related meaningful result
I wanna know what is that short for and where does this slang come from?
English is my second lang so i am a little curious about this, thankful for any replies
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Thread: Anybody knows what is Sipp?
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11-26-2019, 04:22 AM #1Junior Member
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Anybody knows what is Sipp?
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11-26-2019, 06:37 AM #2Senior Member
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I would imagine they mean "you're welcome".
Originally Posted by Rena_the_fish
Other people filled some of my train slots , I said thx, and they said: Sipp rena
what does that mean? i have googled for "sipp" but there is no related meaningful result
I wanna know what is that short for and where does this slang come from?
English is my second lang so i am a little curious about this, thankful for any replies
They would be the best people to ask. It's not an expression or abbreviation that I've encountered
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11-26-2019, 08:27 AM #3Senior Member
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Sip with just one I is Internet slang in Spanish for yep or yes.
Haven't a clue what it is with two i's
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11-26-2019, 05:27 PM #4Member
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Sorry I agree with Jay, they would be the best ones to ask. It's not an expression that is familiar to Americans. Could just be a typing error?
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11-26-2019, 10:50 PM #5Senior Member
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Then there's the ever helpful autocorrect that will insert words with almost none of the letters actually typed. The possibilities are almost endless.
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11-29-2019, 02:06 AM #6Junior Member
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no no cuddz, that's not two i's, it's two p's Originally Posted by Cuddz
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11-29-2019, 08:05 AM #7Senior Member
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I knew that lol...why I typed two "I"s is beyond me lol Originally Posted by Rena_the_fish
no no cuddz, that's not two i's, it's two p's
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12-01-2019, 01:48 PM #8Senior Member
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Closest thing I could find was "siprena" which google translate showed as Haitian Creole to mean "surprise". But then when I switched the translation around it changed to "sipriz"...lol... Originally Posted by Rena_the_fish
Other people filled some of my train slots , I said thx, and they said: Sipp rena
what does that mean? i have googled for "sipp" but there is no related meaningful result
I wanna know what is that short for and where does this slang come from?
English is my second lang so i am a little curious about this, thankful for any replies
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12-01-2019, 04:46 PM #9
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LOL, Twilight - that is a language?
The other question that is still open is: Rena, why did you not just ask them?
If you did meanwhile, what is the answer?
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12-02-2019, 03:52 PM #10Senior Member
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Indeed it is! Here is the link that explains the history of Haitian Creole. Originally Posted by _DD_
LOL, Twilight - that is a language? ...
