Hasta Siempre
Hi! If a person closes a letter with the phrase, 'Hasta Siempre', what does that mean? Is it a nice thing to say to a friend or is it for a boyfriend'
9 Answers
different kettle of fish
Oh, nice expression, Sam..!
I will remember that too!
samdie said:
Whoa! I take "goodbye forever!" (and since they seem to me to be the same) "hasta siempre" to imply that there will be no further communication. Not what I would call a positive response!
"para siempre" on the other hand, would be an "entirely different kettle of fish".
Whoa! I take "goodbye forever!" (and since they seem to me to be the same) "hasta siempre" to imply that there will be no further communication. Not what I would call a positive response!
Heidita said:
Hasta siemrpe is actually often used to say good bye for ever.
que ya no se verán pero que recordara con cariño
This is a good explanantion.
<http://es.answers.yahoo.com/question/index'qid=20061217154234AA6C4mf>
But I notice that many of the answers given at that site differ.
I looked up siempre on the site dictionary
hasta siempre = farewell
Hasta siemrpe is actually often used to say good bye for ever.
que ya no se verán pero que recordara con cariño
This is a good explanantion.
<http://es.answers.yahoo.com/question/index'qid=20061217154234AA6C4mf>
motley said:
James, I have heard para siempre for forever, how do they differ?
To me they're the same. Maybe a native speaker can say if there is a difference.
James, I have heard para siempre for forever, how do they differ'
It means forever. I would think it would be used mainly by lovers expressing their undying affection.
