adii: /a•dē/ exclamation. 1. one word expression that is used when something goes wrong or someone tells you something you didn’t want to hear.
Example: *teacher informs students they have homework* “a-DII!”
Side note: I actually have no idea how to spell it. I usually hear it as a distinctly two syllable word with the emphasis on the last syllable. ah – deee.
Student A: "Guess who's Ms. [letter]? Not the old lady kind."
yoi: /yoi/ exclamation. 1. one word expression that is used when something really awesome or something incredible happens.
Example: *someone makes a basket* “YOI!
Side note: I still haven’t adopted this into my everyday expressions
Student A: "Duck, duck..."
Student B: "MONGOOSE"
trash: /tra•sh/ verb. 1. to throw something in the garbage
Example: I trash this?
Side note: This was one of the first things to become a part of my daily vocabulary because, to me, trash had been a noun or only used as a verb to destroy property.
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A: “I wanna be down on earth so I can go to Russia.” Me: "Why do you want to go to Russia?" A: "So I can be Chinese! ...Japanese!" B: "They have talking bears." Me: "Where?" Multiple People: "In Russia."
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
"I can even see the steam while its invisible!"
Student: "Can I wear my claws now?"
