and the last question :)...What's the meaning of cool?
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no lo sé exactamente :S
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updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by itziar123
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guay, genial, fresco, chévere, frío... it depends also: to keep/lose one's cool -> mantener/perder la calma sometimes calma, tranquilo
updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by Nemispark
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Hola Itziar y bienvenido al fora de SpanishDict 
Cool = genial /guay/ chévere
por ejemplo: íQué genial! 
por ejemplo: 1 Lo pasamos guay en tu fiesta
2 Es un tipo bien o es un tío legal
3 si te gusta este tipo de música estás en la onda
literalmente con respeto al temperatura = fresco
Espero que te sirve bien
updated Mar 10, 2011
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
Hm... that depends on where Itziar is from. I never use guay. I may use "fino", "chévere", "bien"... - Gekkosan, Mar 10, 2011
Que padere,genial.tambien. - pacofinkler, Mar 10, 2011
Gekko he didn't say where he is from in his profile - FELIZ77, Mar 10, 2011
I know. She. I asked her to fill it up in another one of her posts. - Gekkosan, Mar 10, 2011
Not to say either answer is more correct (because it depends on where he is), but I've never heard those phrases Feliz, although I'm always happy to learn. Where are they from? Prefiero usar, "chévere"? - DJ_Huero, Mar 10, 2011
Gekko Funy you should say She I once looked after a girl at primary school She was from Mexico and her name was Itzel - FELIZ77, Mar 10, 2011
Well, ask her! It's a small world! :-) - Gekkosan, Mar 10, 2011
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He's a cool guy (cat).
The last time I saw her she acted very cool towards me.
Allow the turkey to cool for 30 minutes after removing from the oven.
And (of course) "It's rather cool today."
updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by samdie
Samdie! Where you been amigo? - DJ_Huero, Mar 10, 2011
You asked the same thing last week. I'm not an "addict", although I do have a habit. je je - samdie, Mar 10, 2011
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Genial.
updated Mar 10, 2011
posted by Encalada
