In American English, "so what?" is used in response to something that is perceived as having no consequence or importance.
For example, if a student is failing a course but they don't feel that passing the course is important, they may respond "so what?" to a teacher warning them of their failure.
Example:
"That cheeseburger has a lot of fat in it." -- "So what? I'm pretty thin anyway."
"They just passed a new law that raises the tax on cigarettes." -- "So what? I don't smoke."
You can say "He nui ka mea nui ou" in Hawaiian, which translates to "You mean so much to me."
"Ihr so suss" in English translates to "You're so sweet" or "You are so cute."
"So many sweets", or "So sweet".
"Tanto" in Spanish can mean "so much" or "many" depending on the context it is used in.
Aucun is the opposite of yes, so it can mean none, no, neither, or no one, so it might mean no problems.
I belive that it mean "You are so gay"
so so so so happy or it could mean you are so suprised or that you screwd ur ex-girlfriend by that meaning i mean had sex with her and slept with her:)
They probably mean somebody.
It means so-so
It means so-so
she is so totally cool, i mean awesome, i mean fabulous, i mean so totally wicked!
Lesbians are not mean. But some people are mean.
it will be so or so it will be
It is decidedly so
Thank-you
Joe's So Mean to Josephine was created in 1996.
There not mean