see:
Used to introduce the subject of remarks that immediately follow:
“See that wummin doon the stair? Talk aboot ignorant!”
This is a useful device for people who like to break in a subject gradually rather than breenge straight to the point:
“See that guy wi’ the baseball hat? See his dug? See where it does its business? Shouldny be allowed.”
See if is used to introduce a question seeking information:
“See if Ah ask yer pal fur a len a his lawnmower, with he gie it tae me?”
“See if Ah’ve tae tell you again, Ah’ll tan yer arse.”
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Skype has opened its internet-centered customer beta for the world,
after establishing it generally in the Usa and You.K. earlier this month.
Skype for Web also now can handle Chromebook and Linux for instant text messaging conversation (no video and voice nevertheless, individuals require a plug-in installment).
The increase from the beta contributes help for an extended list of different languages to aid bolster that international usability