Use the cp command for that:
cp /path/to/files/* /path/to/other/files
If you only want specific files, not all of them, you can specify multiple files with one of the following:
cp /path/to/files/mov* /path/to/other/files
cp /path/to/files/file1 /path/to/files/file2 /path/to/files/file3 /path/to/other/files
If you want to copy an entire directory, all of it's contents, and all subdirectories:
cp -a /path/to/files/and/directories /path/to/other/files
A real life example:
cp -a /home/bmxface/.kde3 /home/masterc/
Will copy all the contents of .kde3 including subdirectories to masterc's home directory from bmxface's home directory (this can only be accomplished as root since you'll be entering 2 different users home directories, but that's just a side note).
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