From my mixi's diary.
In the lesson I heard few things,but I didn't get answer...
"Peace out."
"Cold chilling in the effect."
"Peace,love and mung beans."
"Cool banana."
"Fair crack of the whip."
"How's it hanging?"
"Hanging there."
If someone explain those phrase,please tell me...
If those phrase has not good meaning and can't write here,please send me massage...
In the lesson I heard few things,but I didn't get answer...
"Peace out."
"Cold chilling in the effect."
"Peace,love and mung beans."
"Cool banana."
"Fair crack of the whip."
"How's it hanging?"
"Hanging there."
If someone explain those phrase,please tell me...
If those phrase has not good meaning and can't write here,please send me massage...
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"peace out" - Is a "see you later". Sometimes people will hit there chest with their fist and then stretch your arm out at the elbow switching from a fist to a peace sign ("V").
"cool banana"?? Hmmm... I know "Cool Beans!" which is like saying "awesome", "fantastic", "sweeeeeet!"
"How's it hanging?" It's a very imformal "hello"/"how are you?". Typically said between guys.
"hanging there" ---> "hanging in there" To keep going in something even though its tough to do (maybe you feel pressure to quit). "Are you way still way behind in English class" "Yes, but I'm hanging in there"
"cool banana"?? Hmmm... I know "Cool Beans!" which is like saying "awesome", "fantastic", "sweeeeeet!"
"How's it hanging?" It's a very imformal "hello"/"how are you?". Typically said between guys.
"hanging there" ---> "hanging in there" To keep going in something even though its tough to do (maybe you feel pressure to quit). "Are you way still way behind in English class" "Yes, but I'm hanging in there"
oh...
"Cold chillin'" is doing abolutely nothing and enjoying it.
"are you going to that huge party". "no, I'm (going to be) cold chillin' (at home).
"in effect" means your currently doing/starting the activity.
So, "Cold chillin' is in effect" would be your already in the act of doing nothing and totally enjoying it. (on the phone) "Hey what are you doing?" "Cold chillin' is in effect" (I'm sitting here at home and enjoying it).
"Cold chillin'" is doing abolutely nothing and enjoying it.
"are you going to that huge party". "no, I'm (going to be) cold chillin' (at home).
"in effect" means your currently doing/starting the activity.
So, "Cold chillin' is in effect" would be your already in the act of doing nothing and totally enjoying it. (on the phone) "Hey what are you doing?" "Cold chillin' is in effect" (I'm sitting here at home and enjoying it).
Definately "Hanging in there" is used by everyone, and common.
"cool beans" it can be used by men and women. Its an phrase from the 1960s or 1970s, not really common, but I hear it now and then today.
A friend of mine actually says it frequently.
Cold chillin' is in effect and peace out. These come from "urban speak". More trendy hip hop type phrases. I never use them myself, but I've heard them.
"how's it hanging" is the only one typically used by men.
"cool beans" it can be used by men and women. Its an phrase from the 1960s or 1970s, not really common, but I hear it now and then today.
A friend of mine actually says it frequently.
Cold chillin' is in effect and peace out. These come from "urban speak". More trendy hip hop type phrases. I never use them myself, but I've heard them.
"how's it hanging" is the only one typically used by men.
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