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minus-square@pyrelink4•30 days agoidk if you’re joking but not German; it was indeed halloo or holloo in English before hello became standard
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink11•30 days ago “halloo, what’s this?” “haaaallooooo” is used a lot by Germans as a slow exclamation to mean “hey idiot, what are you doing?”
minus-squareThe Snark UrgelinkEnglish3•30 days agoTry actually saying “hey idiot, what are you doing?” some time. It’s very good.
minus-square🔍🦘🛎linkEnglish3•edit-230 days agoIt’s used this way in American English sometimes, as in a teen issuing a counterpoint “HellOOOOoooo”
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idk if you’re joking but not German; it was indeed halloo or holloo in English before hello became standard
“haaaallooooo” is used a lot by Germans as a slow exclamation to mean “hey idiot, what are you doing?”
Try actually saying “hey idiot, what are you doing?” some time. It’s very good.
That’s my morning mantra in front of the bathroom mirror
It’s used this way in American English sometimes, as in a teen issuing a counterpoint “HellOOOOoooo”
Think McFly!!