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¿Que hay de nosotros?

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Any special meaning to this? From a show, someone enters (group). Hola. ¿Que hay de nosotros?

Looks like - What is there of us?

But I wonder if it's like "Que hay (de nuevo) (para nosotros) or something like that.

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updated Dec 18, 2011
posted by jeezzle

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Que hay de nosotros, que onda con nosotros(informal)que tranza con nosotros(slang but no offensive)all of them is the same What about us?

updated Dec 18, 2011
posted by xicotillo
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In Spain this can mean,: so what about us, is there any future in our relationship? wink

updated Dec 18, 2011
posted by 00494d19
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¡Hola!, Jeezle:

I recently found this Span--> Eng and Eng---> Span dictionary online. It looks to me like what I have been calling "my big fat dictionary in print". It's by Collins and I really like it.

Look here ----> ¿qué hay?. I think it's justification for thinking that ¿Que hay de nosotros? means "What's up with us?" or as you have suggested, "What's new with us?".

Muchos saludos/Best regards,

Moe

updated Dec 18, 2011
posted by Moe
Yes I have the Collins, I like it. I guess "¿Que hay de nosotros?" seems like a good answer to "que hay?" but it seems more like "¿Que hay con nosotros?" would work better - jeezzle, Dec 17, 2011