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Only if one considers the meaning of the words. But language evolves. "What's up" nowadays is just a different way to say hello.
In my language, "see you soon" is used as goodbye, even if you are not planning to see this person anymore. The Italian translation of goodbye is arrivederci i.e. "see you". I am not going to see again 99.9% of people I said goodbye, they neither. It's just how language evolves. Language is just an agreement on meaning of sounds
You keep telling us (and yourself) that you're only trying to understand but you keep acting like you're trying to fix.
Condescending as fuck tbh.
Actually I had a very good reply from @shiri that allowed me to understand, unfortunately I can't reply them because of some lemmy issue with language settings.
I didn't want to look condescending, it was just to chat about different experiences, about language, meaning of words. Just chatting
Sorry if I sounded otherwise