Important note: Tell me about this (anem me faleâ) © is the sarcastic alternative to I hear you. It would be like not telling me about it because I already know it too well! (anem tell me, because I already know it very well!â) What did you have in mind? What did you watch? I`m cool I`m legalBefore I was boringBut now I`m cool (Don`t worry just because I was, I`m going to cook the rice!) Meaning: very funny and cool, out of control (in a good way) Now I know why everyone looks at me on the street Not for my beauty© or my moneyBecause I don`t have and money even less Ah yes, it was great. Can I take a sip of your tea? (No? © The mojitos Brandy made were too much!) Girlfriend: Look, the one at the bar that`s all stupid, like he`s a movie star or something. Does that not sound familiar? Results: 58. Exactly: 58. Response time: 149 ms. (The line at the post office was so long and slow that I went crazy.) “I was so plastered last night. I`m embarrassed to show my face now. The bonus significance for Dude is©, of course, Jeff Bridges` character in The Great Lebowski: The Dude. If you still don`t know how to use that word, watch the movie, like, now Dude! (Yes, this place© is crazy at lunchtime.) We know what you`re thinking, so here`s the ad that made this phrase world famous.
(If you don`t take this©lesson and complete the tasks, you`ll repeat it!) (I filled my face yesterday. I am ashamed to run now.) Oh my God, it was like the worst date I`ve ever had. Richard was such an idiot! Have you heard that Amy and Ben got back together? In this example, like could be confused with preposi, which means similar, but not really! © When used in sentences in this way, it© is like a partula, or speech marker, indicating subject changes, reformulation, linguistic planning, highlighting, restrictions, or resuming the idea. Important note: If you talk a lot like in a conversation, you may seem a little childish and frãvolo. It`s okay to talk at parties, but don`t use it in job interviews (though many Americans under 35 use the word much more often than they realize on their own). This means: Give credit©or acknowledge someone© – don`t let yourself be thrown out of shape just because I cooked the rice! I`m a little sad to be back from vacation. I wish I was still on this tropical sandy beach. (Yes, indeed, this has been© my dream since childhood.) “Well, that`s it. Tomorrow, I will board a rocket to Mars, never to return. “Don`t worry, everyone was too lost to notice when you pulled down your shirt and danced on the table. (I have to thank them for this music.
She`s© a great singer.) (Can you do me a favor and bring dinner on the way home?) Common short phrases: 1-400, 401-800, 801-1200 (Did you hear Amy and Ben get back together?) (Well, that`s it©. One morning, I`ll board a rocket to Mars and never come back.) I have to give him props for this song. She`s an incredible singer. In the good old days, great was a word reserved for something truly powerful, sublime or even© frightening: the sight from the top of a mountain, the sea during a storm, the voice of God emanating from a burned man. You know, awesome things that inspire you, that make you question life? â I hear yes. After returning from Acapulco, the sight from my apartment depressed me for weeks. Outkast`s music, Ms.Jackson, contains the perfect example of this phrase. Okay, we Americans are nervous capitalists, we know that.
What better proof than this phrase that makes him synonymous with believing in something with the will to spend money? I understand you. After returning from Acapulco, the view from my apartment left me depressed for weeks. In practice, it`s as if© our type “doesn`t just fill in those gaps in conversation when you say `aham` or `aahn`. If you want to hear something similar in action, there`s no better example than Shoshanna`s©Girls series. She is©, like, the best! (Your story is very© crazy. I don`t believe it!) “Hang on, I`ll be with you in a moment. Perhaps the most American use of the word Dude is like an interjection for the phase. When used in this way, dude does not mean more expensive and can start to mean anything: dude turns into so many meanings, especially as an interjection, that entire conversations can be made with this one word. With this one word, spoken in a slightly sarcastic tone, you can degrade everything. The number one phrase among annoying teenagers: Friend: Man, I don`t see what you`re getting at! Warning: British English has a very different definition of American English for these words. Note on translation: Dude can also©be the bell for mine, brother, young, old, etc. I saw the new Star Wars at IMAX last weekend – If you don`t start taking this course seriously and completing the tasks, you`re going to fail! Ende of 19.
Dude was the embodiment of the meticulously dressed East Coast boys, the City Boys©, who came west©of the ranches. The only common usage in American English that refers to the original meaning is the© verb to dude up, which means to dress well in elegant clothing. But guy is now used more than Sinã`nimo for man or guy©. No matter what you learned in English class: Don`t greet a friend or acquaintance with “How do you do this?” – It`s 0€0 since the concert was cancelled. Sure, this may mean keeping your mouth shut, but it also©covers all the functions an exclamation mark performs to express that what someone just said© is too© shocking to believe. I saw the new Star Wars on the weekend in IMAX. What is going on? Or even© the most informal SUP? Mean the same thing without feeling like you have to take a head off your head when you say hello. In more formal situations, it`s always best to talk© nicely to meet you, or nice to see you. “Can you do me a favor and pick up dinner on the way home? But awesome expanded to the American English edition to include something less inspiring, like a musical hit, a hamburger, a new dance. Even if something isn`t so amazing to you, it can be considered great.