"Boo" is, my girlfriend or my boyfriend. Like I am talking on the phone to my "Boo" or my "Boo" is coming over tonight.
Also, you could talking about scaring someone or sneeking up on someone and saying"Boo"!
"Mingua" is a colloquial expression that is often used in Southern American English meaning "nothing" or "no chance." It is typically used to convey disappointment or disbelief.
In Tagalog, "pahpah" does not have a direct translation to English. It could be an informal expression or a colloquial term that may not have an exact equivalent in English.
means out of order
C'est la barbe (literrally: this is the beard) is a colloquial French expression meaning "that sucks!" or "so boring!".
"Qué dices mangui" is a colloquial expression in Spanish that translates to "what's up dude" or "what are you saying bro" in English. It is often used informally among friends.
In American English the term "da" is an Urban way to say "the." The term grew in popularity as texting became more widely used.
yorokonjau = is a colloquial for 'that will make me happy'
"Un memento de rubio" translates to "A blond moment" in English. It is a colloquial expression used to describe a moment of forgetfulness or absent-mindedness.
"Pick up a dust" is not a common phrase in English. It might be a regional or colloquial expression. If you provide more context, I can try to help you understand its meaning.
It has two separate meanings: (colloquial, usually what they are meaning) form of encouragement, (colloquial sexual) finger bash or poke.
"Scours up" is not a standard English expression. It may be a regional or colloquial phrase specific to certain areas or contexts with a meaning that may not be widely recognized.
The expression "plum tickled" means to be extremely pleased or delighted about something. It often conveys a sense of joy or satisfaction that is quite pronounced. The term "plum" adds emphasis, suggesting that the feeling is more intense than just being "tickled." It's a colloquial phrase, primarily used in American English, and has a lighthearted, informal tone.