When you are talking about education, to say you are not talkin book means you will not educate the subject by means of books. The first notable usage was by Tessa Brooks in the song “It’s Every Day Bro”
by motenaz August 12, 2022
by Motena September 08, 2022
A phrase to get the listeners attention in a serious or funny way. The implication being that the speaker is important and that the content is serious and direct.
by tvod December 27, 2016
There was nothing smooth about the way the streetwise talkin guy/girl talked, he/she didn't even appear to be polite or reasonable, he/she talked so much that he/she ended up playing himself/herself, always trying to call everyone around him/her out or defer suspicion to someone besides him/her.
by The Original Agahnim November 08, 2021
Fast-talkin' is when you "slur" or "run" your words together so that it all comes out as one long vocalization withholding the gaps that would normally fit between words. It's simply a more relaxed, gangsta, stoner friendly, chilled out, way of speaking, especially between peers. SOME-TIMES - When - we - speak - too - properly, - our - communication - can - sound, - and - come - across - as - aloof - and - even - rude. So sumtimez, yoozgotstuh jusss letit rolloffyuhtung. yuhnowwuteyesane?
fast-talkin - is an American slang or lingo usually used by young people and is a prefered way to communicate without sounding stuffy and uptight."
For example: "You know what I am saying?" could come out more like "nowuteyesane?"
Person #1: Yo brotha, howyew doon? I hopeyuh goodcuz I'maneed me sum cheerin up tuhday, nowuteyesane dawg?
Person #2: What? Are you speaking English? Get an education! My goodness me oh my.
Person #1: Dood, I'am fuckin ED-JEW-CAITED, whuthuhfukyew trippin foe? I'wuz fast-talkin' doo..(or "What's up with you? could come out like "whachupitchoo?")
Person #2: Well I do not approve of your horribly pronounced speech, it makes me VERY UNcomfortable.
Person #1: Whachupitchoo man? Yewneeduh chill out mothafuckuh.
For example: "You know what I am saying?" could come out more like "nowuteyesane?"
Person #1: Yo brotha, howyew doon? I hopeyuh goodcuz I'maneed me sum cheerin up tuhday, nowuteyesane dawg?
Person #2: What? Are you speaking English? Get an education! My goodness me oh my.
Person #1: Dood, I'am fuckin ED-JEW-CAITED, whuthuhfukyew trippin foe? I'wuz fast-talkin' doo..(or "What's up with you? could come out like "whachupitchoo?")
Person #2: Well I do not approve of your horribly pronounced speech, it makes me VERY UNcomfortable.
Person #1: Whachupitchoo man? Yewneeduh chill out mothafuckuh.
by St. Justael September 28, 2013
John and Garrett was talkin out they neck, said they would beat the shit outta Harry. They gon get them asses beat tho.
by Zurbo March 26, 2019
Talking Soft is a phrase that people from the South of England (SOUTHERNERS) think people from the North of England (NORTHERNERS) say.
It is used when someone says something the speaker of the phrase believes is daft/stupid.
It is used when someone says something the speaker of the phrase believes is daft/stupid.
by 2 ScaredAndConfused October 12, 2020