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

A: ^

"Fax" is also an informal slang term for "facts," meaning "that's true" or "I agree." :)
This is only used/understood by younger people though.

👦🏼 Bro it's so hot today
👦🏾 fax

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It's also commonly used as an alternative to "that's crazy bro" or "who asked" (both of which are other informal slang terms). "Fax" doesn't carry the same negative/impolite tone.

👦🏽 Dude there's this girl I recently spoke with. She's so amazing. I actually think I'm in true love, but I know she'll never feel the same way. There's nothing I can do but I just want her to know how much I care about her and that I'm here for her. I've felt this way for days now, and every time I see her or talk to her, I just get this unexplainable feeling that I don't get with anyone else.
👦🏻 fax

A: "Golden pages" is weird, unless it means that the information on the pages was worth a lot of money!

A: fax= slang for "facts" means "that is so true". A fax can also be a document sent from a printer. depends on the context.

A: I think in this picture they are using it as a slang term. It is the same as saying "facts"

A: @omoon: The person is surprised that fax machines are still being used because of our technological advances. The speaker thinks fax machines are outdated and that newer technology should be used.

A: “Do you have a fax machine?”

“Did you received the fax I sent yesterday?”

“I will fax it to you.”

“Please fax the document to us as quickly as possible.”

A: "We just fixed our fax." <- 能動形
私たちが先ほどFAXを修理した。

"We just got our fax fixed." <- 受身形
私たちのFAXが先ほど「誰かに」修理された。

意味は同じですけど、ニュアンスはちょっと違います。

A: In writing and speaking, #1 is okay formally and informally.

In writing, #2 is very casual because of "gonna". When speaking, it sounds more normal, and I'd consider it informal.

A: Email is probably better because everyone has an email, but not everyone has a fax.

A: It looks like the paper comes out with lines on it on the other end when you fax it to them.

(The best I can do without knowing exactly what the situation is)

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A: thank you so much for your speaking^^

A: × I’ve got a fax from Spain, which I’ve never had something to do with.
✓ I’ve got a fax from Spain which I’ve never had something to do with.

× It says, for short, that a man passed away in an accident with his family ten years ago leaving some billion euro in the safety box of a bank.
✓ It says that a man passed away in an accident with his family ten years ago leaving a billion euros in the safety box of a bank.

× Apparently the sender is the lawyer or someone in charge of taking care of his assets, and he is in desperate looking for anyone related to the billionaire so as to pass on the money to the legitimate heirs.
✓ Apparently the sender is someone in charge of taking care of his assets, and he is desperately looking for anyone related to the billionaire so as to pass on the money to the legitimate heirs.

× Suggesting such a large amount of money most likely makes people keep their guard up but might be effective to screen out greedy people to fool.
✓ Suggesting such a large amount of money most likely makes people keep their guard up but it might be effective to screen out greedy people.

× Also, suggesting that he or she is half randomly faxing the notice to people on a public directory only by the identical surname as the deceased is quite an ingenious tactic to obfuscate their vicious intention behind it and get more responses from less cautious people.
✓ Also, since he or she is randomly faxing the notice to people on a public directory only by their surname is suspicious. It is quite an ingenious tactic to obfuscate their vicious intention behind it and get more responses from less cautious people.

× I wish I could pretend to be one of the legitimate heirs with the same family name, but unfortunately it’s not identical to mine but my given name.
✓ I wish I could pretend to be one of the legitimate heirs with the same family name, but unfortunately it’s not identical to my family name.

× In Japan, the thing is the other way around: first name follows family name.
✓ In Japan, the thing is, our names are the other way around: first name follows family name.

まあ、そうですね。なるほど。

A: Yes you need the [s]

A: - Our fax machine is still out of order, and unfortunately, we very much doubt it that is going to be repaired. Under these circumstances, I'd like you to send us the arrivals by email (or "send the arrivals to this email address"). Will it be OK to send us the lists this way from now on?

A: Did you just try to send us a fax? I’m asking because our fax machine has not been working properly.

A: Yes, that works too :)