she’s banging
“coming from you 👸🏼”
Can someone explain why anyone would reply like that? I am not a native English speaker. I could understand “coming [to answer the door] for you, queen” but not anything “from you”.
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edinbruh@feddit.it 11 months agoBeing lesbo sucks. I tell a girl that she’s banging and I get “coming from you 🙂”. Literally no, I’m not saying that to be your pal, I’m saying that to shag you…
Or something, I’m not Scottish
she’s banging
“coming from you 👸🏼”
Can someone explain why anyone would reply like that? I am not a native English speaker. I could understand “coming [to answer the door] for you, queen” but not anything “from you”.
It’s short for something along the lines of „that statement means a lot coming from you, as you are also very attractive“
Not quite: it means “yeah, but you’re a girl so you would say that to be my friend”. Source: I’m terminally Glaswegian
Looks like you’re getting a lot of interpretations. I’d have thought it was more like: “Because you’re a lesbian and have particular appreciation for female attractiveness, your comment has made me feel like a princess!”
excellent or impressive. “a beautiful celebrity with a banging bod”
So I might say m8. For an example that’s some banging scran you got there m8
PhobosAnomaly@feddit.uk 11 months ago
maybes naw but ye ken fit like. pure spot on man
TrickDacy@lemmy.world 11 months ago
I can barely understand the gist of what you wrote. I’m genuinely curious how English did this… I assume from mixing with Celtic/gaelic languages?
PhobosAnomaly@feddit.uk 11 months ago
No idea. The Doric branch of Scots is something else, it’s wild. Even if two people local to a particular area from thirty or forty miles away are gabbin awa to each other, I can just about follow the thread of the conversation but I couldn’t pick out every single word.
Zagorath@aussie.zone 11 months ago
I don’t think anything in @edinbruh@feddit.it’s comment is particularly Celtic/Gaelic-inspired.
Banging is slang for hot. Pal means friend. Shag means have sex with. They’re all fairly common slang in the English language even outside of Scotland. Mostly in England, but elsewhere in the Commonwealth most people would be familiar with the terms, even if it wouldn’t be the first slang term they themselves would use.
TrickDacy@lemmy.world 11 months ago
I’m familiar with all of that…?
I thought it was obvious that because I responded to this comment, I was talking it in particular: feddit.uk/comment/5215388
Zagorath@aussie.zone 11 months ago
Do Scottish people use “fit” like that? I know it’s used in England, particularly the north, but I don’t think I’ve seen it from Scotland. Probably says more about how much exposure I’ve had to Scottish culture though.
PhobosAnomaly@feddit.uk 11 months ago
Yes and no - it can be used to express someone finding another attractive, but in certain parts (particularly the NE) it’s more of a nuanced “what”, with it’s specific meaning depending on context.
Language is wild.