Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Naber"

A: What's up?

A: Is the word maybe "neighbor"? Neighbor means someone who lives close to where you live.

A: Do you mean Neighbor? A person that lives next door to you? Near you? Phonetically, it sounds like: nAbor/nAber.

A: I believe the correct spelling is, “Hey, neighbour”. A “neighbour” is someone who lives in the house next to you. It’s a friendly expression people say to each other.

A: do you mean neighbor? a neighbor is someone whose house is nearby to yours.
sometimes, this word is used in an office, with cubicles / desks. the person who works in the cubicle next to yours, is your neighbor.
occasionally, spoken in a religious setting, "neighbor" means "other human beings".

A: What's up?

A: @KODADITEHLIKR whats up

A: whats up

A: What's up? or How's it going?

A: this translates to "what's up, dude?" on google translate, and it sounds natural. It seems to be a casual greeting, so you could also use "what's up?" or "how's it going?" if you want to casually greet someone.

A: means : whats up