'you get it?'
"I get it" would be "faighim é"; this is not the slang version meaning"I understand it" which would be "Tuigim é".
You would say "¿Lo entiendes?" which is sorta slang for, "Get it?"
Slang is hard to understand if you don't speak the language well. It makes it harder to communicate because the people get confused about what you're trying to say.
in afrikaans we just say slang, some of the words we never made so we just say them english. why though? if you're going to talk to an Afrikaaner you kan just say slang they'll understand.
as as slang, you can use "Thanks", and pretty much everyone will understand. Or you can use "Kiitos"
Slang meaning "Do you understand "? (from the Italian capisce meaning know or understand).
In contemporary slang, to say a person committed suicide is to say he "offed himself".
Slang is an informal language, and it's harder to understand than plain language.
The response is "capiche!" (from Italian capisce, it is slang for the word "understand")"Understand?""I understand!" (emphatic yes)
flanel- but you have to say it like slang e.g fla-naal panel-but you have to say it like slang - e.g pan-aal canal-no slang required.
Kapish is an interjection. It is slang for "Do you understand?"
Saavy? is pretty much asking 'do you understand'. its a slang expression.