what you saying
what you saying by +weeze January 25, 2009
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What you saying
This phrase is used when greeting a girl you find attractive,most girls don't realise this and they get mad if you say it
What you saying by Whosaidthatshit123 November 5, 2018
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what you saying? • what are you saying • So what you’re saying is... • You know what you're saying? • I hear what you're saying • I hear what you're saying and it sounds like Oy Yoy Yoy • L Retard, What Are You Saying • I’m not saying I’m just saying you know what I’m saying • do you know what i am saying? • you know what i am saying?
what you saying?
what you saying?
translated to "hi how are you?"
A greeting used by the un-intalectual ones amungst us.
translated to "hi how are you?"
A greeting used by the un-intalectual ones amungst us.
what you saying? by Abbott1 August 21, 2006
what you saying?
It means "what's up?", "I don't understand you, explain it better" or "what's happening?"
it is UK slang but is commonly used by people of all backgrounds.
it is UK slang but is commonly used by people of all backgrounds.
what you saying? by vilotack December 3, 2020
what are you saying
what are you saying by Jason Lau from the Gap July 14, 2003
I hear what you're saying
I hear what you're saying by Paul October 21, 2003
I hear what you're saying and it sounds like Oy Yoy Yoy
A phrase, origin of which is in Hebrew and now one of the most popular phrase in Israel. It's equivalent to "stop complaining like a baby" but much more cynical.
it's usually used when someone complains about unimportant things.
it's usually used when someone complains about unimportant things.
She: I'm 40, single, ugly and got fired today.
Me: I hear what you're saying and it sounds like Oy Yoy Yoy! I'm so miserable! No one wants me! I'd rather kill myself!
Me: I hear what you're saying and it sounds like Oy Yoy Yoy! I'm so miserable! No one wants me! I'd rather kill myself!
I hear what you're saying and it sounds like Oy Yoy Yoy by Burgi May 13, 2005
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