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I just moved to Dunedin and am looking for ways to become more involved and meet people. Someone in a previous post mentioned that clubs and organizations are listed in the yellow pages, ...
I have applied for my permanent residency in New Zealand, and they have had my paper work for a month now. I expect it to take at least another 2-3 months before I hear any thing.
We are a german family with two kids and want to travel to NZ from the middle of November 2008 till middle of March 2009.
We are still searching for a cheap motor home to rent for this long ...
So my parents asked what I wanted for my birthday and I told them that I wanted to go to NZ. Im from the US and I know that when its summer here, it is winter in NZ.
In Auckland there is a thing on mt eden where there are written all the distances from other parts of the world...do you know what is this thing's name?...
Has anyone ever been to the Fetish Balls in Christchurch or Wellington. I know street clothes are not allowed but what are you expected to wear and do a lot of "non fetish" people attend. I ...
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I am planning to move to Wellington (From Pakistan) in June. I am worried about renting a proper place in reasonable price in Wellington (Central Wellington area preferably). Different sites ...
Katie
Ae <-------- what does that mean?
so i met this wicked hot guy from new zealand lol and when he text me on my phone, he writes ae what on earth does that mean lol!! i usually just ignore it. but i would like to know
elle T got it toally right excpet noone and imean noone spells it ahe! its either;
ey
ae
ay
aye
so yep, they say it end of a statement to encurage a response
like 'geez school was crap today ae!' ae is your cue to go along with wateva they r saying :)
seriously it doesnt mean much, dont worry bout it
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Elle T
You can spell it ahe, or aye.
you say it at the end of a statement, its kind of used to ask what you think about the statement i just made.
for example, "Its a nice day outside ahe." Then you would say "yeah its really sunny outside."
You can say it in disbelieve, or just to show the person talking that you are listening to them.
for example you might say "guess what happened to me today, i lost my keys" then the person listening might say "ahe!"
Sorry my examples are pretty crap hehe I hope this helps tho! =)
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