by byahhhhhh!!! March 03, 2008
Literally, Spanish for "Until soon." The meaning is closer to "See you soon!" and is similar to "Hasta luego," "See ya," "Until the next time" (implying that the next time won't be far off).
Qué pases buenas noches! Hasta pronto!
Translation: Have a good night! See you soon!
Hemos platicado dos horas -- debo irme. Hasta pronto...
Translation: We've been talking for two hours -- I should go. See you soon...
Translation: Have a good night! See you soon!
Hemos platicado dos horas -- debo irme. Hasta pronto...
Translation: We've been talking for two hours -- I should go. See you soon...
by Mama Jamama January 21, 2012
by list-easy August 15, 2008
A Canadian slang command for getting tasks done quickly.
Origins: This phrase may have originated from the Canadian television show, Being Erica.
Origins: This phrase may have originated from the Canadian television show, Being Erica.
by lethikim1990 October 10, 2011
A corn dog.
by The Mighty Frenchman January 20, 2004
similar to the shocker and juicer. It is when all four fingers are used. "Two in the pink and two in the stink."
by Chief and Erock July 17, 2005